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

Old Portland walking tour

71 SW Oak (1966) Aubrie Koenig and Will McKay from The History Press were in town for a couple of days to check out Portland. (History Press is publishing my book on lost Portland eateries and it was cool to meet Aubrie and Will in person and chat about the book.) As part of their brief… Read More Old Portland walking tour

04/07/201204/07/2012 John Chilson1 Comment

Re-birth of the Eugene Fifth Street Market, again

A look at Eugene’s Fifth Street Public Market and its rebirth.… Read More Re-birth of the Eugene Fifth Street Market, again

03/17/201209/11/2019 John Chilson9 Comments

AHC hard hat tour: Walking through history

The Architectural Heritage Center hosted a “hard hat” tour last Saturday at the Salvation Army building on MLK Blvd. I’ve driven past the building so many times over the years and it’s so a part of the urban landscape of the Grand/MLK Blvd. fabric that I almost knew where it was by memory alone (“the… Read More AHC hard hat tour: Walking through history

03/08/201203/26/2012 John Chilson1 Comment

Portland meets Willoughby

SE 7th – before its widening in the 1920s. From Portland’s Bureau of Transportation.

01/29/201202/09/2020 John Chilson2 Comments

Alive and kicking in Clackamas

Out in Clackamas County, there are lot fulls of wonderful older home stock that have managed to survive being torn down for suburbia. This beauty I’ve driven by numerous times. Only since the Trolley Trail has been built where this is clearly visible have I had the chance to stop and admire. There’s a fence… Read More Alive and kicking in Clackamas

01/18/201203/26/2012 John Chilson2 Comments

Then and now: SW Washington and Broadway

Former home of The Bonfire.

12/29/2011 John ChilsonLeave a comment

Then and now: SW Washington and 6th, Portland

12/27/201102/09/2020 John Chilson2 Comments

Morrison Bridge and downtown Portland at night, 1958

12/24/201102/09/2020 John Chilson2 Comments

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The fantastic KGW Broadcast Center on SW Jefferson. 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.

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