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Documenting past + present + future Oregon architecture + its built environment.

Category: Portland History

Illuminating ‘ghost signs’ with glorious light

A look at Light Capsules by Craig Winslow at the Portland Winter Light Festival. … Read More Illuminating ‘ghost signs’ with glorious light

01/29/201709/11/2019 John Chilson1 Comment

That other gritty 1989 movie shot in Portland

Burt Reynolds shot a heist film in Portland in 1989. … Read More That other gritty 1989 movie shot in Portland

09/29/201609/11/2019 John Chilson14 Comments

A murder mystery at the Commonwealth Building? SOLVED!!

Was there a murder at the Equitable Building? … Read More A murder mystery at the Commonwealth Building? SOLVED!!

08/26/201609/11/2019 John Chilson2 Comments

Portland map nerds: Compare 1852 to 2015

Check out this cool map overlay of Portland  – compare 1852 to 2015.… Read More Portland map nerds: Compare 1852 to 2015

11/22/201409/11/2019 John Chilson2 Comments

PDX’s mid-90s yellow bikeshare program

Remember that one time back in the mid-90s when Portland had Yellow bikes that anyone could ride?… Read More PDX’s mid-90s yellow bikeshare program

06/23/201409/11/2019 John Chilson6 Comments

Angles on Burnside

Block 76W is being developed by Key Development and designed by Skylab Architecture… Read More Angles on Burnside

06/07/201409/11/2019 John Chilson1 Comment

The Witherspoon Building is getting a makeover

Built in 1890 as a saloon, dance hall, and brothel, the Witherspoon Building is in the final stretch of its renovation.… Read More The Witherspoon Building is getting a makeover

09/11/201309/11/2019 John Chilson1 Comment

A Milwaukie brewer, and a call for Portland brewmasters to make a pre-Prohibition beer

Philip Streib, former Milwaukie mayor, banker, brewmaster and owner of one kick-ass home. … Read More A Milwaukie brewer, and a call for Portland brewmasters to make a pre-Prohibition beer

08/31/201309/11/2019 John Chilson3 Comments

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The Edris Morrison Studios (1222-1224 SW Broadway) was a portrait photography studio run by photographer and theater actor Edris Morrison Cox (1903-1997). Mummy’s in downtown Portland closed in 2022. There are some great articles about it floating on the web (check out Thebeerchaser’s review). No, I haven’t lost my mind, just got lost in downtown Los Angeles last month (yes, I know my page is called Lost Oregon). Wasn’t sure where to post, so, why not do a photo dump here? I really loved downtown LA’s energy, contrasts, and, of course, its architecture. Top 9 pics of 2025. The Acrop building is for sale!?" I’ve walked by the Golden Nugget in downtown Milwaukie untold times over the years but had never stepped foot inside until last night, and man, I’ve been missing out. Time capsule. Friendly bartender, late 60s interior vibe, booths. We got a mystery on our hands folks! I wrote a local theater roundup a million years (OK, 15) ago but it still works. From the listing: This iconic mid-century home is tucked amongst the trees near the University of Oregon, Hendricks Park and the Ridgeline Trail. The house was designed in 1965 by renowned Eugene architect Otto Poticha, and has been carefully renovated & reimagined to 21st century standards by exacting and creative owners. All the original integrity is intact, including solid cedar ceilings, and floor to ceiling picture windows w/ filtered views of downtown and coast range sunsets.

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