Historic Location

In 1983, Robinson, Kriger & McCallum moved its offices to the beautifully renovated buildings at 12 and 22 Portland Pier, on Portland's scenic waterfront. In the 1920s, James Kriger's grandfather purchased the post-and-beam building at 22 Portland Pier from which he operated a marine hardware business, Seiger & Co. In the 1960s, needing additional warehouse space, Seiger & Co. bought the adjacent brick building at 12 Portland Pier.

12 Portland Pier was built in 1859 by the shipping merchants Hosea I. Robinson (1817-1883) and William Safford (1812-1885) who used it for the West Indies maritime trade. It is one of the few such buildings remaining in Portland and is an example of transitional Greek Revival-Italianate style, surviving without significant exterior change.

Today the two buildings retain many original interior features, yet are connected by a skywalk and have been modernized throughout. Rooftop windows cast sunlight upon a comprehensive legal library that forms the vertex of a computerized office network. At high tide in our historic waterfront location, lobster boats are moored adjacent to the client parking area.

For a consultation with Robinson, Kriger & McCallum, call (207) 772-6565 or contact us online. Maine Pre-Paid Legal Services Members should call us for assistance.