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Portland historic preservation

Beer and history for the win

by John Chilson
Posted on February 29, 2020February 29, 2020

Grab a beer and soak up some history in this 1908 building.

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Recently discovered images of a long-gone ultra-modern home in Oak Grove, Ore. Near Oatfield and Roethe (for you locals). Any ideas or clues?

Oak Lodge Library has a solid Oregon history section, from older books, zine-like, self-published accounts of the Oregon Trail to dense tomes of building inventories. #oregonhistory #helvetica #80sdesign

This was the last remnants of the long-gone trolley that came through downtown Oak Grove before the 1950s and was part of the station. When the new high school was constructed it was cast aside and many in the community wondered what would happen to the obelisk. It's been refurbished as a light in front of the school. Nice touch! #adaptivereuse #l#lightingdesign #placemaking #publicrealm #oakgroveoregon

Nice, old Oak Grove home still hanging in there (and it's for sale). Originally built in 1911, the William Cedarson Home, a 2-story, foursquare home, was typical of the area back in the day. #oldhomes #oldhouselove #clackamashistory #portlandfoursquare #archi_ologie

Strolled through Central Eastside's Industrial District today. 79 SE Taylor Street. Built in 1912 as a warehouse and also used for retail now. Couldn't quite make out that ghost sign! #portlandhistory #portlandarchitecture #secentralpdx #secentralindustrialdistrict #brick

Beer + wall map + history = rad. SE PDX/Ladd’s Addition map at my favorite local (@baerlicbrewing).

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