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Photo of the week: New Era, Clackamas

by John Chilson
Posted on June 24, 2012

Let’s go way back and way out there: New Era, Clackamas County. Now just a…

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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).

Not "historic" by any means but a working style that I Iike. Looks like it could've been a fire station at one point (nope). Solid bones. Built in 1940. #seindustrialpdx has so many buildings like this.

How I’ve worked in this neighborhood for years and have visited Belmont Station on numerous occasions and have never walked by this home is beyond me. The John and Sarah Sheffield House, aka, Paradise Springs Farm, built in 1866 as a farm house, it was added to the register in 1991. #archi_ologie #oldhouselove #oldhouses #portlandhistory #historicpreservation

Central Eastside Industrial. That chimney. No clue on what this building’s original role was? #centraleastside #centraleastsideindustrialdistrict #adaptivereuse

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