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Historic Resources
REPORT 2: DATA AND MAPS
PORTLAND PLAN BACKGROUND REPORT
FALL 2009
Acknowledgments
Bureau of Planning and
Sustainability (BPS)
Historic Resources
PROSPERITY AND BUSINESS SUCCESS
Mayor Sam Adams, Commissioner-in-charge
Susan Anderson, Director
Joe Zehnder, Chief Planner
SUSTAINABILITY AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
Steve Dotterrer, Principal Planner
Eric Engstrom, Principal Planner
DESIGN, PLANNING AND PUBLIC SPACES
Gil Kelley, Former Director, Bureau of Planning
Primary Authors
Nicholas T. Starin, City Planner, BPS
NEIGHBORHOODS & HOUSING
Liza Mickle, City Planner, BPS
Contributors
TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY AND ACCESS
Gary Odenthal, Technical Services Manager, BPS
Carmen Piekarski, GIS Analyst, BPS
EDUCATION AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Liza Mylott, Community Service Aide, BPS
HUMAN HEALTH, FOOD AND PUBLIC SAFETY
QUALITY OF LIFE, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND EQUITY
ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
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reasonably modify policies/procedures and provide auxiliary aids/services to persons with disabilities.
Call (503) 823-7700 with such requests.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................................4
II. DATA TABLES AND CHARTS ..........................................................................................................................5
Age of Buildings....................................................................................................................................................6
Figures 1a-b. Portland Buildings by Year Built and Quadrant
Figures 1c-d. Portland Buildings by Year Built and Liaison District
Figures 2a-b. Portland Buildings by Age in 2010 and Quadrant
Figures 2c-d. Portland Buildings by Age in 2010 and Liaison District
Distribution of Historic Resources....................................................................................................................10
Figure 3a. Historic Resources by Type
Figure 3b. Historic and Conservation District Resources in Portland
Figure 3c. Historic Resources by Type and Quadrant
Figure 3d. Historic Landmarks by Quadrant
Figure 3e. Historic Resources by Type and Liaison District
Figure 3f. Historic Landmarks by Liaison District
Figure 3g. Historic Resources by Type and Zone
Figure 3h. Percentage of Historic Landmarks by Generalized Zone
National Register Properties ..............................................................................................................................15
Figures 4a-b. Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, by Period Listed
Figure 4c. National Register Properties & Local Landmarks Designated 2001-2009
Figures 4d-e. National Register Property Land Use Types
Figure 4f. National Register Properties in Urban Renewal Areas
Publicly Owned Properties.................................................................................................................................19
Figure 5a. City of Portland-Owned Properties, by Age
Figure 5b. Publicly Owned Properties with Historic Designations
Use of Regulatory & Financial Incentives.........................................................................................................21
Figure 6. Historic Resources & Use of Regulatory Incentives
Figures 7a-b. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by Year of Entry & Exit
Figures 7c-d. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by Type
Figure 7e. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by 15-Year Term
Figure 8a. Historic Resources That Have Used Federal Historic Tax Credits, by Land Use
Figure 8b. Historic Resources That Have Used Federal Historic Tax Credits, by Use & Quadrant
Participation in LEED Certification System......................................................................................................25
Figure 9a. Historic Properties with LEED Status
Figure 9b. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Certification Level
Figure 9c. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Age
Figure 9d. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Historic Designation
Figure 9e-f. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Historic Land Use
Demolition of Historic Resources .....................................................................................................................30
Figure 10a. Demolition Applications by Year and Resource Type, July 1996-2009
Figure 10b. Total Historic Resources Demolition Applications by Year, July 1996-2009
Land Use Cases & National Register Nominations .........................................................................................31
Historic Resources Background Report 2: Data and Maps
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TABLE OF CONTENTS, continued
Figures 11a-b. National Register Nominations Reviewed, 2001-2008
Figures 12 a-b. Number of Type II and Type III Land Use Cases Reviewed, 2001-2008
Figures 13a-b. Number of Type II Cases Appealed to Landmarks Commission, 2001-2008
III. SUPPLEMENTARY DATA .............................................................................................................................34
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
List of Portland Historic Landmarks
Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, 2001-2009
Properties in the Special Assessment Program
Properties That Applied for the Federal Income Tax Credit Program
Historic Resource Inventory Properties in Public Ownership
Historic Resource Inventory (HRI) Removal Requests, 2001-2009
IV. MAPS..............................................................................................................................................................81
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2.
3.
4.
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6.
7.
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9.
10.
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12.
13.
Historic Resources
Buildings Constructed Before 1960
Central City District Resources
Portland Properties in the Special Assessment Program
Historic Resource Inventory
Applicability of Historic Design Review Approval Criteria
Annexations to the City of Portland
City of Portland-Owned Properties
Historic Properties with LEED Status
Irvington Neighborhood and Conservation District
East Portland Age of Structure (Selected Years, 1941-1958 and 1959 to present)
70 Years of Change in East Portland
Unreinforced Masonry Buildings
OTHER PORTLAND PLAN HISTORIC RESOURCES BACKGROUND REPORTS:
Historic Resources Background Report 1: Key Findings and Recommendations
Historic Resources Background Report 3: Understanding Historic Resources in Portland
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS:
East Portland Historical Overview and Historic Preservation Study
Civic Planning, Development and Public Works, 1851-1965
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The Portland Plan
I. INTRODUCTION
Historic resources—buildings, districts, bridges, public art, landscapes, etc.—are structures and
places that connect the past to the present. They enrich our built environment and public spaces, help
define the character of our neighborhoods, and contribute to our sense of place. The experiences that
historic resources provide and the stories they tell offer perspectives on who we were and who we
are—as individuals, diverse communities and as a society. They add to the many layers of our
personal, cultural and civic identities. Historic preservation, in its broadest sense, is a collective
endeavor that seeks to understand, protect and enhance these resources for ourselves and future
generations.
The Portland Plan Historic Resources Background Report is intended to inform the development of
the Portland Plan, a multi-year effort to guide the physical, economic, social, cultural and
environmental development of Portland over the next 30 years. It consists of three primary parts: 1)
Key Findings and Recommendations, 2) Data and Maps (this document), and 3) Understanding
Historic Resources in Portland. There are also several supporting documents with additional data and
analysis related to Portland’s historic resources. Together they form a basis for understanding the role
of historic buildings and places in shaping the city, and critical issues to consider as the Portland Plan
unfolds.
This document is a collection of statistical information about Portland’s built environment, with a focus
on historic resources. It is intended to serve as reference for understanding key historic resourcerelated issues, challenges, and opportunities. It provides a range of data, ranging from basic
information such as the age of Portland’s building stock and the distribution of historic resources to
more targeted information, such as landmark designation data, use of regulatory and financial
incentives, and participation in the LEED environmental certification system.
Data in this document is divided into three sections.
 Section II, Data Tables and Charts, consolidates data into categories and topic areas and
graphically displays key findings. Brief summaries are also included.
 Section III, Supplementary Data is a collection of lists and background information. These were
used to inform the Data Tables and Charts section and can be referenced for additional
information.
 Section IV, Maps graphically represents the distribution of historic resources, their participation in
financial and regulatory incentive programs, and other issues discussed in the Historic Resources
Background Report.
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II. DATA TABLES AND CHARTS
The information in Data Tables and Charts was gathered and synthesized from various sources.
Figures in the analyses are as approximate as possible and should not be considered exact.
The data sources include:
 Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation (MCA&T)
 Portland Bureau of Planning (pre-2008); Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability
 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO)
 The Portland Historic Landmarks Commission’s State of Preservation Report (2009)
 The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability’s (BPS) East Portland Historical Overview and Historic
Preservation Study (2009); and
 Green Building Council
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The Portland Plan
Age of Buildings
FIGURE 1a. Portland Buildings by Year Built and Quadrant
Source: Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation (MCA&T), 2008, 2002; Portland Bureau of Planning, 2008. Note:
Figures are approximate. MCA&T ceased recording year-built data for non-residential lots in 2002; the bureau uses pre-2002
data where available. If not available, the lots are counted as "No Data.”
Area
N
NE
NW
SE
SW
Total
City
1910 & Earlier
No.
%
3,100
13%
5,740
10%
1,010
12%
9,000
12%
1,330
5%
1911 - 1934
No.
%
7,200
30%
19,350
33%
1,040
12%
16,580
22%
3,020
11%
1935 - 1960
No.
%
6,160
26%
17,170
30%
850
10%
22,060
29%
7,880
29%
After 1960
No.
%
4,760
20%
11,680 20%
3,230
37%
21,670 29%
11,230 41%
No Data
No.
%
2,870
12%
3,990
7%
2,550
29%
5,550
7%
4,140
15%
Total
No.
%
24,090
100%
57,930
100%
8,680
100%
74,860
100%
27,600
100%
20,180
47,190
54,120
52,570
19,100
193,160
10%
24%
28%
27%
10%
100%
FIGURE 1b. Portland Buildings by Year Built and Quadrant
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
1910 & Earlier
North
1911-1934
Northeast
1935-1960
Northwest
After 1960
Southeast
No Data
Southwest
City
These figures provide general data about the age of buildings citywide. Portland is divided into
quadrants, based on the geography of the city. The “quadrants” actually represent five areas: North,
Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest. Street Year built data is available for 90% of
Portland’s building stock. Citywide, the largest percentage of buildings were constructed between
1935 and 1960 (28%), closely followed by buildings constructed after 1960 (27%). North Portland has
the highest percentage of buildings built in or before 1910 (13%), and more than half (56%) of
buildings in the area were built between 1911 and 1960. Northeast has a slightly higher percentage of
buildings built between 1911 and 1960, 63%. This trend is reflected citywide; 52% of buildings were
constructed between 1911 and 1960. Northwest has the highest percentage of buildings constructed
after 1960, 37%. However, it also has the highest percentage of buildings for which no data is
available (29%).
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Age of Buildings
FIGURE 1c. Portland Buildings by Year Built and Liaison District
District
Cent. City
East
North
Northeast
Southeast
West
Total City
1910 or Earlier
No.
%
1,540
23%
502
1%
2,317
10%
5,578
15%
9,285
18%
957
3%
20,179
10%
1911 to 1935
No.
%
1,235
19%
2,554
6%
7,030
29%
16,112
42%
17,304
33%
2,963
10%
47,198
24%
1935 to 1960
No.
%
831
13%
15,005
37%
6,475
27%
9,801
26%
13,946
26%
8,055
27%
54,113
28%
After 1960
No.
%
1,346
20%
18,976
46%
5,167
21%
4,439
12%
9,328
18%
13,319
44%
52,575
27%
No Data
No.
%
1,624
25%
3,778
9%
3,210
13%
2,501
7%
2,989
6%
5,007
17%
19,109
10%
Total
No.
%
6,576
100%
40,815
100%
24,199
100%
38,431
100%
52,852
100%
30,301
100%
193,174
100%
FIGURE 1d. Portland Buildings by Year Built and Liaison District
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
1910 & Earlier
Central City
1911-1935
East
North
1935-1960
Northeast
After 1960
Southeast
No Data
West
City
The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability’s Liaison Program, with its focus on district livability and
vitality issues, divides the City into areas. Liaison Districts can exceed the geographic boundaries of
the city. The six Liaison districts cover more area than Portland quadrants (as shown in the preceding
charts), therefore more buildings are included in the data. The Central City has the highest
percentage of buildings built in or before 1910 (23%), however, it also has the highest percentage of
buildings for which no data is available (25%). Northeast has a high percentage of buildings built
between 1911 and 1960, 68%. This trend is reflected citywide, with 52% of all buildings constructed
between 1911 and 1960. Both East and West Portland have comparatively high percentages of
buildings constructed after 1960, 46% and 44% respectively.
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The Portland Plan
Age of Buildings
FIGURE 2a. Portland Buildings by Age in 2010 and Quadrant
Source: Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation, 2008, 2002; Portland Bureau of Planning, 2008.
Notes: Figures are approximate. Excludes buildings with no recorded year built; see Figure 1a.
Area
N
NE
NW
SE
SW
City
50 or More Years
No.
%
16,460
68%
42,260
73%
2,900
33%
47,640
64%
12,230
44%
121,490
63%
75 or More Years
No.
%
10,300
43%
25,100
43%
2,050
24%
25,580
34%
4,360
16%
67,390
35%
100 or More Years
No.
%
3,100
13%
5,740
10%
1,010
12%
9,000
12%
1,330
5%
20,180
10%
FIGURE 2b. Percent of Portland Buildings by Age in 2010 and Quadrant
Note: Figures are approximate. Excludes buildings with no recorded year built; see Figure 1a.
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
50 or More Years
North
Northeast
75 or More Years
Northwest
Southeast
100 or More Years
Southwest
City
These figures use the year 2010 as a benchmark to show how many buildings will be more than
50 years old and thus technically eligible for historic designation (i.e., as historic landmarks).
Citywide, approximately 10% of Portland’s building stock will be more than 100 years old; 35%
will be 75 or more years old, and 63% will be 50 or more years old. There is no data for 15%.
n some areas of the city there is a majority of older buildings. In North, Northeast, and
Southeast, the majority of buildings will be more than 50 years old in 2010. In North and
Northeast, 43% will be more than 75 years old.
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Age of Buildings
FIGURE 2c: Portland Buildings by Age in 2010 and Liaison District
District
Central City
East
North
Northeast
Southeast
West
City
50 or More Years
No.
%
3,606
55%
18,061
44%
15,822
65%
31,491
82%
40,535
77%
11,975
40%
121,490
63%
75 or More Years
No.
%
2,775
42%
3,056
7%
9,347
39%
21,690
56%
26,589
50%
3,920
13%
67,377
35%
100 or More Years
No.
%
1,540
23%
502
1%
2,317
10%
5,578
15%
9,285
18%
957
3%
20,179
10%
FIGURE 2d: Percent of Portland Buildings by Age in 2010 and Liaison District
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
50 or More Years
Central City
East
75 or More Years
North
Northeast
100 or More Years
Southeast
West
City
In these figures, the same type of information provided on the preceding page (Figures 1c-d) is
represented by Liaison District. Because Liaison Districts cover more area than geographic
quadrants, more properties are represented, as explained in Figure 1d. As in the preceding figures,
North, Northeast, and Southeast have the highest percentage of buildings that will be 50 years old or
older by 2010. Northeast has the largest percentage at 82%.
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The Portland Plan
Distribution of Historic Resources
FIGURE 3a. Historic Resources by Type
Source: Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 2009
Resource Type
Historic
Landmarks
Description
Historic Landmarks are individual resources of local, state,
or national significance. Historic Landmarks include National
Register properties, National Historic Landmarks, and locally
designated Landmarks. These resources may have more
than one designation and may also be listed as Contributing
resources in Historic or Conservation Districts.

National Register Properties
These properties may also be locally designated
Historic Landmarks and Contributing resources in
districts.
 Locally designated Historic Landmarks not listed in
the National Register

Conservation
Landmarks
Historic Districts
Conservation
Districts
Historic Resource
Inventory (HRI)
National Historic Landmarks These are also listed in
the National Register.
Conservation Landmarks are resources of local or
neighborhood significance designated by the City.
Historic Districts are a collection of resources of local,
state, or national significance. These can be listed in the
National Register, and all those in Portland are listed in the
National Register.

Contributing resources in Historic Districts

Noncontributing resources in Historic Districts
Conservation Districts are a collection of resources of
local or neighborhood significance designated by the City.

Contributing resources in Conservation Districts

Noncontributing resources in Conservation Districts
The Historic Resource Inventory (HRI) is a catalogue of
resources which may be eligible for historic designation.
Many of these resources, surveyed in 1984, are also Historic
Landmarks, Conservation Landmarks, and/or Contributing
properties in Historic or Conservation Districts.
No.
673
546
127
2
12
13
1,358
709
7
2,450
2,162
5,158
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FIGURE 3b. Historic and Conservation District Resources in Portland
Historic Districts
Acres
Alphabet Historic District
East Portland/Grand Avenue Historic District
Kenton Commercial Historic District
King’s Hill Historic District
Ladd’s Addition Historic District
Mt. Tabor Reservoirs Historic District
New Chinatown/Japantown Historic District
New Chinatown/Japantown-Skidmore/Old Town (1)
NW 13th Avenue Historic District
Rocky Butte Scenic Drive Historic District.
Skidmore/Old Town Historic District
South Portland Historic District
Washington Park Reservoirs Historic District
Yamhill Historic District
Total
Conservation Districts
156
28
9
41
136
33
14
2
11
27
39
55
11
9
570
Acres
Eliot Conservation District
Irvington Conservation District
Kenton Conservation District
Mississippi Conservation District
Piedmont Conservation District
Russell Street Conservation District
Woodlawn Conservation District
Total
112
302
128
59
218
7
105
929
Contributing
Structures
477
33
18
106
414
27
19
59
191
0
19
1363
Contributing
Structures
454
768
516
239
260
13
202
2452
(1) Overlapping districts: contributing structures may be counted in both districts.
Source: Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 2009.
Figure 3b shows the distribution of Portland’s historic and conservation district resources. The
Alphabet Historic District is Portland’s largest historic district, covering 156 acres and including
approximately 670 properties. It was designated in 2000 due in large part to efforts by Northwest
neighborhood citizens and activists.
The Irvington Conservation District is the largest of seven conservation districts, all located in
North and Northeast Portland and designated in the early 1990s. Occupying more than 300 acres,
Irvington Conservation District is almost twice the size of the Alphabet District.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 3c. Historic Resources by Type and Quadrant
Area
Historic
Landmarks
No.
Conservation
Landmarks
Historic Districts
Conservation
Districts**
%
No.
%
No.
%
No.
%
HRI
No.
%
N
45
7%
3
25%
1
8%
3.5
50%
583
11%
NE
80
12%
7
58%
1
8%
3.5
50%
1,000
20%
NW
146
23%
1
8%
3.5
27%
0
0%
789
15%
SW
261
41%
1
8%
4.5
35%
0
0%
1,455
28%
SE
110
17%
0
0%
3
23%
0
0%
1,291
25%
Total
642
100%
12
100%
13
100%
7
100%
5,118
100%
* Historic Landmarks figures represent a total of property identification numbers in the Historic Resources database. Some of
these properties have multiple buildings or parts; these were counted only once in the Historic Landmarks figures above.
The number of individual landmarks is therefore slightly higher (673).
** Skidmore/Old Town Historic District straddles NW/SW. Piedmont Conservation District straddles N/NE.
FIGURE 3d. Historic Landmarks by Quadrant
Southeast
17%
North
7%
Northeast
12%
Northwest
23%
Southwest
41%
According to the top figure, Southwest Portland has the largest percentage of historic landmarks
(41%), historic districts (35%), and properties surveyed in the 1984 Historic Resource Inventory
(1,455). However, because survey efforts and historic designation proposals have not been
uniform citywide, these statistics are likely not reliable indicators of designation potential. It is
possible that some areas with high percentages of older buildings (as shown in previous figures),
such as Northeast and Southeast, are underrepresented.
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FIGURE 3e. Historic Resources by Type and Liaison District
Note: Figures are approximate
District
Historic
Landmarks*
Conservation
Landmarks
No.
%
No.
%
No.
%
No.
%
No.
%
Cent. City
346
53%
0
0%
7
54%
1
14%
1,547
30%
West
115
18%
2
17%
2
15%
0
0%
834
16%
Southeast
88
13%
0
0%
2
15%
0
0%
1,265
25%
Northeast
69
11%
4
33%
1
8%
4.5
64%
809
16%
North
36
5%
6
50%
1
8%
1.5
21%
620
12%
East
City
Historic Districts
Conservation
Districts**
HRI
1
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
43
1%
655
100%
12
100%
13
100%
7
100%
5,118
100%
* Historic Landmarks figures represent a total of property identification numbers in the Historic Resources database. Some of
these properties have multiple buildings or parts; these were counted only once in the Historic Landmarks figures above. In
addition, the extent of the BPS Liaison Districts does not correspond to the extent of Portland’s quadrants, resulting in a
slightly lower number of Historic Landmarks here. The actual number of individual Historic Landmarks is 673.
**The Piedmont Conservation District straddles the North and Northeast Liaison Districts.
FIGURE 3f. Historic Landmarks by Liaison District
North 5%
East 0%
Northeast
11%
Southeast
13%
Central City
53%
West 18%
According to the above chart, the largest number of historic landmarks and properties surveyed in the
1984 Historic Resource Inventory are located in the Central City, 53%. This corroborates information
to Figure 3e, which shows the Central City has a very high percentage of buildings that are over 50
years old and thus eligible for designation. However, because survey efforts and historic designation
proposals have not been uniform citywide, these are not reliable indicators of designation potential. It
is likely that some areas with high percentages of older buildings (as shown in previous figures), such
as Northeast and Southeast, are underrepresented.
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FIGURE 3g. Historic Resources by Type and Zone
Source: Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation, 2009
Historic Landmarks
Number
Zone
Percent
5
CG
1%
3
CM
0%
1
CN1
0%
2
CN2
0%
32
CS
5%
131
CX
20%
57
EX
9%
21
IG1
3%
IH
0%
3
Contributing in Historic Districts
Number
Zone
Percent
4
CG
0%
18
CM
0%
1
CN2
0%
185
CS
5%
110
CX
3%
105
EX
3%
7
IG1
0%
3
IR
0%
9
OS
0%
275
R1
7%
814
R2
22%
129
R2.5
3%
1744
R5
46%
371
RH
10%
6
RX
0%
3781
TOTAL
2
IR
0%
12
OS
2%
38
R1
6%
40
R10
6%
22
R2
3%
25
R2.5
4%
16
R20
2%
97
R5
15%
45
R7
7%
8
R5
67%
1
RF
0%
1
R2
8%
68
RH
10%
1
EX
8%
33
RX
5%
2
IR
17%
654
TOTAL
Conservation Landmarks
Number
Zone
12
Percent
TOTAL
FIGURE 3h. Percentage of Historic Landmarks by Generalized Zone
Source: Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation, 2009
MF-Residential,
25%
Commercial, 27%
EX, 9%
Industrial, 4%
SF-Residential,
34%
Open Space, 2%
These figures show that most historic landmarks are in commercial zones and single-family
residential zones. In historic districts, most contributing properties are in single-family zones.
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FIGURE 4a. Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places by Period Listed
Note: Includes individually listed properties and historic districts
Year Listed
Properties
Running Total Properties
Avg. Annual Listings
1972 - 1979
1980 - 1989
1990 - 1999
2000 - 2009
1972 - 2009
75
179
191
101
75
254
445
546
546
9.4
17.9
19.1
10.1
14.4
FIGURE 4b. Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places by Period Listed
Note: Includes individually listed properties and historic districts
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
1972 - 1979
1980 - 1989
1990 - 1999
2000 - 2009
1972 - 2009
The National Register of Historic Places includes resources that are significant in American history,
architecture, archaeology, engineering, and/or culture. The register is maintained by the "Keeper" of
the National Register of Historic Places of the National Park Service in Washington, D.C. The
program is administered by the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Oregon's State Historic
Preservation Office receives comments on new National Register applications in Portland from the
Portland Historic Landmarks Commission (PHLC). Properties that are listed in the National Register
are considered Historic Landmarks in Portland.
The first National Register nominations were prepared in 1972 in the Portland area. The average
number of nominations per nine-year period increased steadily to a high of 19.1 nominations per year
between 1990-1999. The most recent period (2000-2009) represents only 18% of the total number of
National Register listings, while the two previous 9-year periods each had over 30%. This may
suggest a pattern of declining individual National Register nominations in Portland.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 4c. National Register Properties & Local Landmarks Designated 2001-2009
Resource Type
(individually listed)
Portland (local) Historic
Landmarks
Historic Districts

Kenton Commercial Historic
District

Mount Tabor Park Reservoirs
Historic District

Washington Park Reservoirs
Historic District
Number
Comments
91
Some of these resources may also be locally
designated Landmarks and/or located within
Historic Districts or Conservation Districts.
2
Some of these resources may also be listed
in the National Register and/or located within
Historic Districts or Conservation Districts.
3
Three historic districts were designated to the
National Register of Historic Places.
Figure 4c shows designation activity since 2001. Three historic districts were designated, including
two parks (Mount Tabor and Washington Park Reservoirs) and the Kenton Commercial Historic
District. Additionally, 91 properties were added to the National Register.
In Portland, “Historic Landmarks” include properties that are individually listed in the National
Register and locally designated historic landmarks. Only two local landmarks were designated
between 2001-2009. This may be a reflection of the high fees for local landmark designation
(approxmately $3,000); it may also be a consequence of the lack of financial incentives available to
locally designated properties.
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FIGURE 4d. National Register Property Land Use Types
Source: Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation and Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 2009
Property Type
Approx. Number
Percentage
Single-Family Residential
179
33%
Multi-Family Residential
135
24%
Commercial, Institutional, Industrial
222
41%
10
2%
546
100%
Other (Bridges, Trees, etc.)
TOTAL
FIGURE 4e. National Register Property Land Use Types
2%
33%
Single-Family
Residential
Multi-Family Residential
41%
Commercial,
Institutional, Industrial
Other (Bridges, Trees,
etc.)
24%
These figures summarize the land uses of National Register properties in Portland. Most are
commercial/institutional/industrial (41%), followed by single-family residential properties
(33%). One quarter of National Register properties are multi-family residential. Many
properties use National Register listing to qualify for financial and regulatory incentives.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 4f. National Register Properties in Urban Renewal Areas
Urban Renewal Area
Number
% of All NR
36
7%
4
1%
Downtown
57
10%
Interstate
29
5%
1
0%
River District
62
11%
South Park Blocks
51
9%
240
44%
Central Eastside
Convention Center
North Macadam
TOTAL
As the City's urban renewal agency, the Portland Development Commission (PDC) offers programs
that can benefit historic buildings, including financing for major rehabilitation projects, loans for
seismic upgrades, and technical assistance. There are seven Urban Renewal Areas (URAs) in
Portland. Of the 240 National Register properties, the highest number (62) is in the River District URA,
which includes parts of NW 13th Avenue Historic District, Skidmore/Old Town Historic District and New
Chinatown/Japantown Historic District. The Downtown URA follows with 57 properties.
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Publicly Owned Properties
FIGURE 5a. City of Portland-Owned Properties, by Age
1910 & Earlier
Area
N
NE
NW
SE
SW
City
1911-1934
1935-1960
After 1960
W/O Dates
Building
Other
Building
Other
Building
Other
Building
Other
Building
Other
2
1
1
5
3
12
1
0
6
0
0
7
6
4
6
11
11
38
1
2
1
8
1
13
9
12
4
23
11
59
3
2
1
7
2
15
29
17
15
24
24
109
7
6
3
11
8
35
32
31
15
8
20
106
41
55
20
138
83
337
Vacant
Total
258
244
706
754
442
2,404
389
374
778
989
605
3,135
FIGURE 5b. Publicly Owned Properties with Historic Designations
Resource Type
National Register
Historic Landmarks
Historic Name
Union Station
800 NW 6TH Avenue
Pittock Mansion
3229 NW Pittock Drive
Laurelhurst Park
SE 39TH & Stark Street
Portland Police Block
209 W/ SW Oak Street
Paramount Theatre
1037 SW Broadway
Avenue
Portland City Hall
1220 SW 5 TH Avenue
Rocky Butte Scenic
Drive Historic District
NE 92nd Avenue
Mount Tabor Park
6325 SE Division Street
Mount Tabor Park
Reservoirs Historic
District
Washington Park
Reservoirs Historic
District
Portland (local)
Historic Landmarks
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Site Address
Owner & Owner Address
Bureau of General Services
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1204
Parks & Recreation
1120 SW 5TH Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Portland Development Commission
TH
1900 SW 4 Avenue #7000
METRO Exposition & Recreation
Commission
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1204
Parks & Recreation
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Portland Water Bureau
2403 SW Jefferson Street
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #600
Skidmore Fountain
SW 1ST & Ankeny Street
St. John’s Episcopal
Church
455 SE Spokane Street
Paramount Theatre
1037 SW Broadway
Avenue
Pioneer Courthouse
700 SW 6th Avenue
U.S. Custom House
220 NW 8th Avenue
U.S. Post Office
511 NW Broadway
Engine House #2
510 NW 3RD Avenue
Lownsdale,
Chapman, Square
350 SW Salmon Street
Parks & Recreation
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
METRO Exposition & Recreation
Commission
1120 SW 5TH Avenue
United States Government
1220 SW 3rd Avenue #1616
1220 SW 3rd Avenue #1616
620 SW Main Street
TH
1900 SW 4 Avenue #7000
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
The Portland Plan
Resource Type
Historic Name
Visitors Information
Center
1021 SW Front Avenue
St. Johns City Hall
7214 N Philadelphia
Avenue
Interstate Firehouse
#24
8800 N Interstate Avenue
Farrell's Sycamore
SW Main Street and SW
Park Avenue
Peninsula Park
Bandstand
David P. Thompson
(Elk) Fountain
Portland Community
Music Center
Contributing in
Historic Districts
New
Chinatown/Japantown
Historic District
Skidmore Fountain/Old
Town Historic District
South Portland Historic
District
Ladd’s Addition
Historic District
Contributing in
Conservation
Districts
Kenton Conservation
District
Piedmont
Conservation District
Site Address
6400 N Albina Avenue
320 SW Main Street
Owner & Owner Address
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1204
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
3350 SE Francis Street
Parks & Recreation
421-439 NW 3RD Avenue
65 SW Front Avenue
Portland Fire & Rescue
1120 SW 5TH Avenue
3037 SW 2ND Avenue
Parks & Recreation
Carnegie Library
2909 SW 2ND Avenue
North Park
SE 16TH Avenue
Central Park
SE Ladd Avenue
West Park
SE Harrison Street
East Park
SE Harrison Street
South Park
SE 16TH Avenue
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Kenton Firehouse
8105 N Brandon Avenue
Peninsula Park
Bandstand
Peninsula Park
Dirty Duck Tavern
Portland Fire Bureau
& Fire Museum
Multnomah County
Hospital Nurses’
Quarters; Lair Hill
Park
Parks & Recreation
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Parks & Recreation
TH
1120 SW 5 Avenue #1302
Figure 5a shows City-owned properties by age. These figures are inexact because many
properties (for example, parks and vacant lands) are not identified by age. However, for
properties with assigned dates, the largest number citywide were constructed after 1960 (109)
followed by the period between 1935-1960.
Figure 5b shows over thirty designated historic resources that are publicly owned, including
buildings owned by entities such as METRO and the U.S. Government (see shaded rows).
The Bureau of General Services owns most buildings in the group. Most parks and statues are
owned by Portland Parks & Recreation, which also owns three historic districts: Rocky Butte
Scenic Drive, Mt. Tabor Reservoirs, and Washington Park Reservoirs Historic Districts.
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Use of Regulatory & Financial Incentives
FIGURE 6. Historic Resources & Use of Regulatory Incentives
Resource Type
National Register
Historic Landmarks
Portland (local)
Historic Landmarks
Conservation
Landmarks
Contributing in
Historic Districts
Historic Name
North Bank Depot
Buildings (Burlington
Northern Offices)
St. Patrick’s Roman
Catholic Church &
Rectory
Meier & Frank
Warehouse
Jefferson Substation
Site Address
Regulatory Incentive(s) Used*
th
602 NW 11 Ave.
Transfer of density/FAR (7,268 sf)
1635 NW 19th Ave.
-- pending or potential
1415 NW Hoyt
st
1228-1236 SW 1 Ave.
Palmer House
NW Fence & Wire
Works
4314 N Mississippi
Jones Cash Store
Auto Freight
Transport Bldg./
Eastbank Commerce
Olympic Cereal Mill/
B&O Warehouse
Richard Koehler
House
Hennessey, Goetsch
& McGee Funeral
Home
Hibernian
Hall/Wonder Ballroom
-Clarence Moulton
House
111 SE Belmont St
Crane Building
Meier Building
(Reed/Harris Building)
400 NE 11th Ave.
Commercial use in IG1 zone
1001 SE Water
107 SE Washington
732 NW 19th Ave.
210 NW 17th Ave.
Commercial Use in RH zone
128 NE Russell
Commercial Use in R2 zone
3035 N Williams Ave
Commercial Use in RX zone
2566 NW Lovejoy
Increased Density in R7 zone
th
710 NW 10 Ave.
Declared potential for transfer of
density/FAR (60,000 sf)
th
322 NW 14 Ave.
* For some properties, the potential to use a regulatory incentive was explored but not yet realized, and/or it has
not been possible to locate the covenants. Although the information is incomplete, it illustrates potential use of
regulatory incentives. Data is organized according to the “overriding” or highest level of historic designation.
Many of these regulatory incentives have been in place since 2004 and have not been widely used.
Incentives have generally been used to transfer density and/or to enhance the potential for use in
non-commercial zones. For more detailed information about the regulatory incentives, see the
accompanying Portland Plan document, Understanding Historic Resources in Portland.
It is often difficult to track the use of regulatory incentives. This list should be considered preliminary
and will be updated as information becomes available.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 7a. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by Year of Entry & Exit
Source: Source: Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), April 2008
Entry
Exit
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
Total
Annual Avg. (94-08)
Number
50
0
50
10
12
10
18
15
0
15
14
16
32
29
14
8
293
19
FIGURE 7b. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by Year of Entry & Exit
Source: Source: Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), April 2008
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
1994
1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
The Historic Special Assessment program is administered by Oregon’s State Historic Preservation
Office (SHPO). It freezes assessed property values with the goal of offsetting restoration costs and
thus promoting historic preservation. Between 1994-2009, a total of 293 properties participated in the
program. The yearly average for 1994-2008 was 19 properties per year. Yearly highs of 50 occurred
in 1994 and 1996. Note that legislative changes introduced in mid-2009 will extend the second-term
benefit to residential (non-income-producing) properties and also constrict the benefit from 15 to 10
years. New program requirements will also apply. These changes may affect enrollment patterns.
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FIGURE 7c. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by Type
Source: Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), April 2008
Type
Commercial
Residential
Residential Multi-Family
Residential Condo
Total
Number
%
141
107
36
9
293
48%
37%
12%
3%
100%
FIGURE 7d. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by Type
3%
12%
48%
37%
Commercial
Residential
Residential Condo
Figures 7c-d show that just over half (52%) of the properties receiving Special Assessment are
residential; 37% are single family, 12% are multi-family, and 3% are condo. The remaining 48% are
commercial buildings.
FIGURE 7e. Portland Properties in Historic Special Assessment, by 15-Year Term
Term
1st
2nd
Total
Number
%
216
77
293
74%
26%
100%
Figure 7e shows that nearly three quarters (74%) of the properties in Historic Special Assessment
are in their first term. The remaining 26% have entered into a second term. Until recently, only
commercial (income-producing) properties were eligible for a second term. Legislative changes
introduced in mid-2009 will extend the second-term benefit to residential (non-income-producing)
properties and also constrict the benefit from 15 to 10 years. This may affect future enrollment
patterns.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 8a. Historic Resources That Have Used Federal Historic Tax Credits, by Land Use
Source: Oregon SHPO, Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation and Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability,
2009
N
NE
NW
SE
SW
City
Commercial
Residential
Residential Condo
Industrial
Total
5
15
39
16
67
142
4
16
11
42
34
107
1
2
15
6
12
36
0
1
7
0
1
9
0
0
1
0
0
1
10
34
73
64
114
295
FIGURE 8b. Historic Resources That Have Used Federal Historic Tax Credits, by Use & Quadrant
Source: Oregon SHPO, Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation and Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability,
2009
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
N
NE
NW
Commercial
Residential
Residential Condo
Industrial
SE
SW
City
Historic Preservation Tax Incentives are available from the federal government. These are
incentives for rehabilitating historic buildings that qualify for listing in the National Register of Historic
Places. The incentive is a federal income tax credit equal to 20 percent of rehabilitation costs. The
rehab project must be substantial, and after the rehab the building must be used for income-producing
purposes. Figure 8a shows that approximately 300 properties have participated in the federal Historic
Tax Credit Program. More than half are residential and just under half are commercial. Figure 8b
indicates that citywide, most of the commercial properties are located in Southwest and Northwest.
Most residential properties are located in Southwest and Southeast.
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Participation in LEED Certification System
FIGURE 9a. Historic Properties with LEED Status
Source: Green Building Council, Multnomah County A&T, Portland Bureau of Planning & Sustainability, June 2009
LEED
Platinum
Gold
Project Name
Portland Center Stage Armory
AIA Portland Center for
Architecture
Block 2, The Brewery
Blocks
First Unitarian Church,
Buchan Bldg.
Balfour-Guthrie Bldg.
733 SW Oak
Balfour-Guthrie Building
1913
Glumac
Henry V Events
320 SW Washington
6360 NE M L King
Dekum Building
--
1892
1948
1111 SW 10th Ave
YWCA of Portland
1958
1900 N Interstate
1550 SE 20th; 2030 SE
Hawthorne
--
1927
Calvary Tabernacle
University Community
Building
1932
Meier & Frank Building
Mount Hood Masonic
Temple
-Campbell Court Hotel;
Martha Washington Hotel
1909
1923
Designation
Historic
Landmark
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Landmark
Historic
Landmark
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Landmark
Contributing,
Historic District
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Landmark
-Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Landmark
Historic
Landmark
-Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Landmark
Historic
Landmark
-Historic
Landmark
--
1942
--
1943
2508 NE Everett
-Girls Polytechnic;
Monroe High School
1927
PSU Lincoln Hall
1620 SW Park
Lincoln High School
1912
Shattuck Hall Renovation
Shiley Hall - School of
Engineering
1914 SW Park
Shattuck School
1912
5000 N Willamette
Engineering Hall
1948
-Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Historic
Resource Inv.
Lovejoy Opsis Building
PAE Consulting
Engineers Office
SERA Architects' Offices
River East Center
Jean Vollum Natural
Capital Ctr721 NW 9th
LRS Architects Office Desoto Bldg
Fitzgibbon Glass Building
Holy Redeemer Catholic
School Addition
Silver
Certified
YWCA Downtown Center
Registered Portland Water Bureau
Meter Shop
20th & Hawthorne
128 NW 11th
403 NW 11th
1109 W Burnside
1011 SW 12th; 1226
SW Salmon;
920 NW 17th/1624 NW
Lovejoy
808 SW 3rd Ave
322-338 NW 5th Ave.
1515 SE Water/49 SE
Clay
721 NW 9TH/907 NW
Irving
720 NW Davis
1969-2001 NW 19th
9-127 N Portland Blvd;
127 N Rosa Parks Way
University Park
Sage Hospitality Hotel
(Meier & Frank)
9009 N Foss
Ethos Music Academy
3935 N Williams
5308 N Commercial
3935 N Williams
The Martha Washington
1115 SW 11th
3440 SW US Veterans
Hospital Road
Ronald McDonald House
East Portland
Community Center
da Vinci Arts Middle
School
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Site Address
621 SW 5th
700 SE 106th
Historic Name
Portland Oregon National
Guard Armory Annex
Honeyman, DeHart &
Co. Hardware Building
Weinhard Brewery
Complex
Yr. Built*
1891
1895
1906
First Unitarian Church
1925
--
1910
Ira F. Powers Building
Portland Fixture Co.,
Minnesota Hotel
Holman Transfer Co.
Warehouse
J. McCraken Company
Warehouse
Lombard Automobile
Buildings; DeSoto Bldg.
1911
1909
1951
1895
1915
1929
School
1952
1942
1923
1949
The Portland Plan
14th & Everett
1417 NW Everett
Albina Warehouse
Eastside Business Ctr.
Mercy Corps
Headquarters
2262 N Albina
240 SE Clay
45 SW Ankeny
Meier & Frank Delivery
Depot
None
None
Reed Bldg/Skidmore
Fountain Building
1928
1910
1936
1890
Historic
Landmark
Historic
Resource Inv.
-Historic
Landmark
*Year built represents the original date of construction, based on Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation data.
Designation refers to properties’ highest level of historic designation, including: Historic Landmark (National Register of
Historic Places and/or local landmark designation); contributing or noncontributing in a historic district; and listing in the 1984
Portland Historic Resource Inventory (HRI).
The LEED green building certification system aims to improve building performance with practical and
measurable solutions in areas such as energy savings and general environmental impact. Per capita, Portland
has more LEED buildings than any other city in America (Daily Journal of Commerce, June 18, 2009). LEED is a
flexible system that can apply to all building types and has been successfully used to benefit projects involving
historic properties.
Figures 9a lists Portland’s historic resources that have some type of LEED status, ranging from Platinumcertified to projects that have registered but are not yet certified. A wide range of projects and building types are
represented, ranging from new construction on sites with historic buildings (e.g., First Unitarian Church), to
projects that adaptively reuse entire buildings (e.g., the Armory), to interior office renovations (e.g., SERA
Architects). “Historic” is defined here as buildings over 50 years of age, which is generally the benchmark for
buildings to be eligible for historic designation.
Approximately 12 properties on this list were recognized with formal historic designation before applying for
LEED status; some had been historic landmarks for years. It is possible that historically designated properties
with access to state and federal tax incentives make good candidates for LEED certification, in part because of
the financial benefit.
FIGURE 9b. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Certification Level
Source: Green Building Council, Multnomah County A&T, Bureau of Planning & Sustainability
Platinum
6%
Gold
28%
Registered or
Certified
53%
Silver
13%
This data indicates that an increasing number of properties are pursuing LEED status. Based on estimates from
readily available data, 33 projects in Portland were registered or certified as of June 2009. Two properties
achieved Platinum certification, nine have Gold certification, four have Silver certification, one is Certified, and
17are Registered for potential certification. More than half the properties are Registered and in the process of
certification, an indication of the increasing level of interest in LEED certification.
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FIGURE 9c. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Age
1910 or earlier
31%
31%
1911-1935
1936-1960
38%
Figure 9c shows the distribution by age of historic properties that have undertaken LEED projects.
The three time periods have roughly equal representation: 1910 and prior includes 10 properties;
1911-1935 includes 13 properties, and 1936-1960 includes 10 properties. This suggests that LEED
projects may be appropriate for properties irrespective of age.
FIGURE 9d. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Historic Designation
Source: Bureau of Planning & Sustainability
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Historic
Landmark
Contributing in
Historic District
Historic
Resource
Inventory (HRI)
None
Figure 9d shows the historic designations of the 33 properties with LEED status, as measured by their
highest- level of designation. There are 12 historic landmarks (i.e., individually listed in the National
Register and locally designated properties); one contributing property in a historic district; 14
properties that were included in the 1984 Historic Resource Inventory (HRI); and six properties with
no historic status, other than being over 50 years old.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 9e. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Historic Land Use
LEED
Platinum
Project Name
Portland Center Stage Armory
AIA Portland Center For
Architecture
Block 2, The Brewery
Blocks
First Unitarian Church,
Buchan Bldg.
Year Built
Industrial
1895
Industrial
1906
Institutional
1925
--
Industrial
1910
Portland Fixture Co.,
Minnesota Hotel
Holman Transfer Co.
Warehouse
J. McCraken Company
Warehouse
Lombard Automobile
Buildings; DeSoto
Building
Commercial
1911
Commercial
1909
Industrial
1951
Industrial
1895
Commercial
1915
--
Industrial
1929
School
Institutional
1952
Commercial
1913
Glumac
733 SW Oak
320 SW
Washington
Dekum Building
Commercial
1892
Henry V Events
6360 NE M L King
--
Industrial
1948
YWCA Downtown Center
Meter Shop
1111 SW 10th Ave
YWCA of Portland
Institutional
1958
1900 N Interstate
1550 SE 20th;
2030 SE
Hawthorne
--
Institutional
1927
Institutional
1932
9009 N Foss
Calvary Tabernacle
University Community
Building
Institutional
1942
Meier & Frank Bldg.
Mount Hood Masonic
Temple
Commercial
1909
Ethos Music Academy
621 SW 5th
5308 N
Commercial
Institutional
1923
3935 N Williams
3935 N Williams
Commercial
1949
The Martha Washington
1115 SW 11th
3440 SW US
Veterans Hospital
Road
-Campbell Court Hotel;
Commercial
1923
--
Residential
1942
-Girls Polytechnic;
Monroe High School
Institutional
1943
Institutional
1927
SERA Architects' Offices
LRS Architects Office Desoto Bldg
Fitzgibbon Glass Building
School Addition
Certified
Registered
Historic Use
1891
River East Center
Jean Vollum Natural Capital
Ctr721 NW 9th
Silver
Historic Name
Portland Oregon National
Guard Armory Annex
Honeyman, DeHart &
Co. Hardware Building
Weinhard Brewery
Complex
Institutional
Lovejoy Opsis Building
PAE Consulting Engineers
Office renovation
Gold
Address
20th & Hawthorne
University Park
Sage Hospitality Hotel
(Meier & Frank)
Ronald McDonald House
East Portland Community
Center700 SE 106th
da Vinci Arts Middle School
128 NW 11th
403 NW 11th
1109 W Burnside
1011 SW 12th;
1226 SW Salmon;
920 NW 17th/1624
NW Lovejoy
808 SW 3rd Ave
322-338 NW 5th
Ave.
1515 SE Water/49
SE Clay
721 NW 9TH/907
NW Irving
720 NW Davis
1969-2001 NW
19th Ave
9-127 N Portland
Blvd; 127 N Rosa
Parks Way
700 SE 106th
2508 NE Everett
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PSU Lincoln Hall
1620 SW Park
Lincoln High School
Institutional
1912
Shattuck Hall Renovation
Shiley Hall - School of
Engineering
1914 SW Park
Shattuck School
Institutional
1912
5000 N Willamette
Institutional
1948
14th & Everett
1417 NW Everett
Engineering Hall
Meier & Frank Delivery
Depot
Industrial
1928
Albina Warehouse
2262 N Albina
None
Industrial
1910
Eastside Business Center
240 SE Clay
Industrial
1936
Mercy Corps Headquarters
45 SW Ankeny
None
Reed Bldg/Skidmore
Fountain Bldg.
Industrial
1890
FIGURE 9f. Historic Properties with LEED Status, by Historic Land Use
Residential
3%
Commercial
24%
Instititutional
40%
Industrial
33%
Figure 9f divides the historic land uses of the 33 LEED properties into five categories. The largest
percentage is institutional (40%). This broad category includes schools, churches, and public
buildings (e.g., Portland Armory). The second largest percentage is industrial (33%). It includes
buildings such as warehouses and the Weinhard Brewery Complex. The commercial group
represents approximately one-quarter of the total (24%). This broad category includes offices, stores,
and hotels (e.g., Meier & Frank Building). The residential category has the lowest representation, with
3% of the total.
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The Portland Plan
Demolition of Historic Resources
FIGURE 10a. Demolition Applications by Year and Resource Type, July 1996-2009
Source: Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation and Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 2009.
Year
NR Individual
Contrib. in
Historic District
1996
2
1997
0
1998
0
1999
2
2000
2
2001
0
2002
0
2003
1
2004
1
2005
1
2006
0
2007
0
2008
1
2009
1
Total
11
Note: Figures for 2009 will be updated.
Local
Landmark
Contrib. in
Conserv. District
HRI
Total
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
6
1
4
1
5
2
1
1
8
5
10
14
4
0
0
56
3
4
1
12
7
2
3
9
6
11
14
5
3
2
82
0
0
0
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
7
FIGURE 10b. Total Historic Resources Demolition Applications by Year, July 1996-2009
Source: Multnomah County Assessment and Taxation and Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 2009.
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
0
Figures 10a-b show data on historic resource demolition. Between 1996 and 2009, there were 82
requests to demolish historic properties. Of those, 56 of the properties were listed in the Historic
Resources Inventory (HRI), eleven were individually listed in the National Register, seven were
classified as contributing in a Historic District, and two were locally designated Historic Landmarks.
HRI-listed properties were most vulnerable to demolition, according to the data. This is probably
because the least restrictive regulations under Portland’s Zoning Code apply to HRI properties.
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Land Use Cases & National Register Nominations
FIGURE 11a. National Register Nominations Reviewed, 2001-2008
Source: Bureau of Development Services, 2009
Year Listed
Number
2001
14
2002
12
2003
5
2004
8
2005
14
2006
9
2007
14
2008
8
FIGURE 11b. National Register Nominations Reviewed, 2001-2008
Source: Bureau of Development Services, 2009
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
These figures show that between 2001-2008, 84 nominations were made to the National Register.
Yearly highs occurred in 2001, 2005 and 2007 with 14 nominations each year. The lowest number
was in 2003, when just five properties were nominated.
Properties are listed in the National Register of Historic Places through a publicly reviewed nomination
process. The property owner usually initiates a nomination, and the Historic Landmarks Commission
serves as the local review body. Decisions about whether a property qualifies for nomination are
made at the federal level by the Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places.
Portland properties that are listed in the National Register are considered Historic Landmarks and are
regulated under the City’s Zoning Code. They are eligible for regulatory incentives that promote
preservation and protected by historic design review for exterior changes. Proposals to demolish
National Register properties are also subject to a review process.
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The Portland Plan
FIGURE 12a. Number of Type II and Type III Land Use Cases Reviewed, 2001-2008
Source: State of the City Preservation Report, Historic Landmarks Commission, February 2009;
Bureau of Development Services data
Year
Type II Cases
(Reviewed by Staff)
Type III Cases
(Before Landmark Commission)
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Total
65
65
63
48
77
99
98
91
606
1
3
3
2
7
5
17
10
48
FIGURE 12b. Number of Type II and Type III Land Use Cases Reviewed, 2001-2008
Source: State of the City Preservation Report, Historic Landmarks Commission, February 2009; Bureau of Development
Services data
120
100
80
Type II Cases
60
Type III Cases
40
20
0
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Historic Design Review is one of the City's most important preservation tools, helping to ensure that
the special characteristics, historic integrity, and architectural character of designated resources are
preserved over time. Major design reviews are processed through a Type III procedure, which
requires a public hearing, with a decision by the Historic Landmarks Commission. Minor design
reviews are processed through a Type II procedure, with a decision by Bureau of Development
Services staff. Determining which projects go through major or minor design review is based on the
type of development and the value of the improvements.
These figures show that between 2001 and 2009, there were nearly 13 times as many Type II (606)
than Type III (48) cases in Portland. The highest number of Type III cases occurred in 2007, with 17
cases, followed by 2008 with 10 cases.
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FIGURE 13a. Number of Type II Cases Appealed to Landmarks Commission, 2001-2008
Source: State of the City Preservation Report, Historic Landmarks Commission, February 2009
Year
Cases Appealed
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Total
0
1
2
0
0
3
3
2
11
FIGURE 13b. Number of Type II Cases Appealed to Landmarks Commission, 2001-2008
Source: State of the City Preservation Report, Historic Landmarks Commission, February 2009
3.5
3
2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
These figures show how many land-use decisions were appealed. Type II cases can be appealed by
anyone within 14 days of mailing of the decision notice. The decision of the review body is final at the
local level, but it may be appealed to the State Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA). Type III cases
may be appealed by anyone within 14 days of the mailing of the decision notice. The decision may be
appealed by the applicant, the owner, and persons who testified orally or in writing at the public
hearing.
Hearings for Type III cases take place at City Council, which may adopt the review body’s decision,
modify it, or reject it. City Council’s decision is final and may not be appealed to another review body
within the City, but may be appealed to the State Land Use Board of Appeals. Overall, there have
been few appeals of land-use cases.
Page 33 of 83
The Portland Plan
III. SUPPLEMENTARY DATA
1. List of Portland Historic Landmarks
Source: State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) and Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, 2009
HISTORIC LANDMARKS -- PORTLAND, OREGON JANUARY 2009
NR = LISTED ON NATIONAL REGISTER
HISTORIC NAME
ADDRESS
YEAR
NR
PDX
Abraham, Simon, Duplex
522-530 NE San Rafael
Street
1895
Y
Adams, Charles F., House
2363 NW Flanders Street
1904
PDX = PORTLAND HISTORIC LANDMARK
ARCHITECT
STYLE
Y
Robert Gee, contractor
Queen Anne Cottage
Y
Y
William Whidden & Ion
Lewis
Colonial Revival
William C. Knighton
Arts & Crafts
Herman Brookman
Albert E. Doyle
Northwest Regional
Colonial Revival
Concrete Utilitarian
Georgian Revival
Spanish Renaissance
Revival
Ainsworth, Maude & Belle,
Residence
Alan & Barbara Goldsmith House
Albee, H. Russell, House
Albers Brothers Milling Company
Albertina Kerr Nursery
2542 SW Hillcrest Drive
1907
Y
Y
4140 SW Greenleaf Court
3360 SE Ankeny Street
1200 NW Front Avenue
424 WI/ NE 22ND Avenue
1959
1912
1911
1921
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Albina Branch Library
216 NE Knott Street
1912
Y
1895
Y
Johnson, Parker & Wallwork
Ellis Fuller Lawrence
Ambassador Apartments
American Apartment Building
4543-4545 N Albina
Avenue
1209 SW 6TH Avenue
2255 NW Johnson Street
1922
1911
Y
Y
Y
Y
Carl L. Linde
Bell, William
American Can Co. Complex
2120 NW 27TH Avenue
1921
Y
Y
C. G. Preis
Annand-Loomis House
1825 SW Vista Avenue
1908
Y
Y
Clifton R. Lewthwaite,
builder
Georgian Colonial
1926
Y
Y
David Lockhead Williams
Late 20th Century Revival -Classical Greek/Roman
1898
Y
Y
1904
Y
Y
Otto Kleeman
1895
1889
1913
1894
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Henry C. Dittrich
F. Manson White
20th Century Classical -"Commercial Style"
Queen Anne
Carpenter Gothic
Georgian
Romanesque Revival
1001 SE Water Avenue
1924, 1929
Y
Houghtaling & Dougan
Commercial
1028-1036 SE Water
Avenue
1924, 1929
Y
Commercial
Albina Saloon
Ariel Terraces
Armbruster, Frederick, Cottage
Arminius Hotel
Armstrong, Alfred J & Gloria, House
Ascension Episcopal Chapel
Ashley, Mark A. M., Residence
Auditorium & Music Hall
Auto Freight Transport Building of
OR and WA
Auto Freight Transport Building of
OR and WA
2884 NW Cumberland
Avenue
502 NE Tillamook Street
1022-1038 SW Morrison
Street
509 NE Prescott Street
1823 SW Spring Street
2847 NW Westover Road
920-928 SW 3RD Avenue
Italianate Storefront
Period Architecture
Jacobethan
Late 19th & Early 20th
Century American
Movements
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Auto Rest Garage
925 SW 10TH Avenue
1917
Y
Y
Joseph Jacobberger
Autzen, Thomas, Residence
Ayer, Winslow B., Residence
Ayer-Shea House
B. Soboleski & Company Saloon;
Hryszko Brothers Building
2425 NE Alameda Street
811 NW 19TH Avenue
1927
1904
1892
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Kirkland K. Cutter
Whidden & Lewis
Whidden & Lewis
Century American
Movements
Tudor
Jacobethan
Colonial Revival
836 N Russell Street
1905
Y
Y
W.C. Arthur & Co.
Brick Commercial
Bader, Louis J., House & Garden
3604 SE Oak Street
1923
Y
Y
James DeYoung & Knud
Roald
Tudor
Bagdad Theater
3708-3726 SE Hawthorne
Boulevard
1927
Y
Y
Thomas & Mercier
731-733 SW Oak Street
1913
Y
Ball-Ehrman House
2040 SW Laurel Street
1923
Y
Y
Albert E. Doyle
Ballou-Wright Building
327 NW 10TH Avenue
1920
Y
Y
Sutton & Whitney
Bank of California Building
330 SW 6TH Avenue
1924
Y
Y
A. E. Doyle
1891
Y
Y
1926
1913
1914
1892
1937
Y
Y
Y
Y
1935
Y
1908
1909
1925
1912
1916
1913
1910
1900
Y
Y
Y
Y
Barber Block
Barde, J. N., Residence
Barnes, Frank C., House
Barnhart - Wright House
Bartman, Gustave, House
Baruh-Zell House
Bates, John & Elizabeth, House #1
Bates-Seller House
Becker, Christine, House
Bedell Building
Belle Court Apartments
Benson High School
Benson Hotel
Benson, Amos, Residence
Benson, Simon, Residence
Berg, Charles F., Building
Bergman, Joseph, House
Beth Israel School
Bickel Building
Biddle-Combs Residence
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532-538 SE Grand
Avenue
2400 SW Park Place
3533 NE Klickitat Street
1828 NE Knott Street
1817 SE 12TH Avenue
3131 SW Talbot Road
1837 SW Edgewood
Road
1331 NW 25TH Avenue
520-538 SW 6TH Avenue
120 NW Trinity Place
515 NE 15TH Avenue
309-319 SW Broadway
7654 N Crawford Street
1803 SW Park Avenue
615 SW Broadway
Avenue
2134 NW Hoyt Street
1126-1132 WI/ SW 13TH
Ave
223-225 SW Ash Street
1553 SW Upper Hall
Morris H. Whitehouse
High Victorian Italianate
Herman Brookman
Spanish Colonial Revival
Colonial Revival
Arts and Crafts
Queen Anne Vernacular
Tudor Revival
Y
Wade Hampton Pipes
Arts & Crafts
Whidden & Lewis
Emil Schacht
Albert E. Doyle
Floyd A. Naramore
Doyle, Patterson & Beach
Hill, E.J.
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Colonial Revival
Dutch Colonial
Twentieth Century Classical
Jacobethan
20th Century Georgian
20th Century Baroque
Colonial Revival
Late Victorian Eclectic
1929
Y
Y
Art Deco
1885
Y
Y
1924
Y
Y
Sutton & Whitney
Romanesque
Y
Y
Herman Brookman
Italianate
English Cottage
1892
1934
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Mission / Spanish Colonial
Revival; Mediterranean
20th Century American
Renaissance
English Cottage
Reinforced Concrete
Utilitarian
Italian Renaissance Palace
Style
Carl Linde
Frederic E. Bowman, builder
The Portland Plan
Biltmore Apartments
Bishopcroft of the Episcopal
Diocese of Oregon
Bishop's House
Blagen Block
Blake-McFall Company Building
Bohnsen Cottages
Street
2014 NW Glisan Street
1924
Y
Y
John H. Grant
Mediterranean Revival
1832 SW Elm Street
1911
Y
Y
David C. Lewis
Tudor Revival
219-223 SW Stark Street
30-34 NW 1ST Avenue
17 SE 3RD Avenue
1879
1888
1915
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Prosper Heurn
Warren H. Williams
MacNaughton & Raymond
1926
Y
Iver Bohnsen (builder)
Victorian Gothic
Brick Utilitarian
Late 19th & 20th Century
Revivals: Spanish Colonial
Revival
1910
Y
Joseph Jacobberger
Tudor/Jacobethan
1924
Y
Y
A.E. Doyle
Italian Villa
1913
Y
Y
Frederic Bowman
Craftsman
1914
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
Colonial Revival
Century American
Movements:
Bowman, John and Ellen, House
2211 NE Thompson
Street
1624-1636 NE Tillamook
Street
Bradley, J. S., House
1906
Y
Y
Brainard, William E., House
5332 SE Morrison
Avenue
1888
Y
Y
Braly, J. C., House
2846 NW Fairfax Terrace
1926
Y
Y
Bramhall, Jennie, House
Bretnor Apartments
Broadway Building
5125 NE Garfield Avenue
931 NW 20TH Avenue
715 SW Morrison Street
1909
1912
1913
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Broadway Hotel
2-16 NW Broadway
Avenue
1913
Y
Y
Bronaugh Apartments
1905
Y
Y
Brown Apartments
807 SW 14TH Avenue
1915
Y
Y
5919 N Williams Avenue
1910
Y
415 NW 21ST Avenue
2324 SE Ivon Street
5511 SE Hawthorne
Boulevard
1707 SW Hawthorne
Terrace
2610 NW Cornell Road
2903-2919 SE Clay
1910
1891
Y
Y
Y
Y
1906
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Colonial Revival
Y
Wade Pipes
Arts & Crafts
Y
A.E. Doyle
Ewald T. Pape
Dutch Colonial Revival
Modern
Boschke-Boyd House
Bowles, Joseph R., House
Bowman, F. E., Apartments
Bruening, Henry C & Wilhelmina,
House
Buck Apartments
Buckler-Henry House
Buehner, Philip, House
Burke, Edwin J., Residence
Burke-Clark House
Burrell Heights Apartments
1926
1908
Y
Y
Edgar M. Lazarus
Victorian Italianate
Lee A. Thomas & Albert
Mercier
Claussen & Claussen
E. B. MacNaughton
Bennes & Hendricks
(architects); J. S. Winters
(co
James Isaac Marshall,
builder
Claussen & Claussen
Wenzel Fritsche, architect;
Theodore Kraeft, build
Ewart, Alexander C.
Revivals: Colonial Revival
Queen Anne
Classical
Classical Revival
American Movements:
Comm
Period Architecture
Revivals: Beaux Arts Cla
Craftsman
Classical Revival/Craftsmen
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Burrell, Walter F., Residence
Street
2610 SE Hawthorne
Boulevard
Burrell's Elm Tree
Movement/Modernistic
1901
Y
1870
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Y
Prairie
Street Tree
Claussen & Claussen; L. H.
Hoffman (contractor)
Josef Jacobberger
Warren H. Williams
Herbert Gordon
Ewart, Alexander C.: Wright
Investment Company
Twentieth Century Baroque
High Victorian Gothic
Georgian Colonial Revival
Buyers Building
317 SW Alder Street
1928
Y
Y
Calumet Hotel
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Campbell Court Hotel
620-626 SW Park Avenue
1422 SW 11TH Avenue
1115 SW 11TH Avenue
1907
1882
1923
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Campbell Hotel
530 NW 23RD Avenue
1912
Y
Y
1893
Y
Y
Daniel F. Campbell
Queen Anne
1930
Y
Y
J.O. Frye
Castellated
1905
Y
Tudor
7543 SW Fulton Park
Place
1888
Y
Cedar of Lebanon
Central Building, Public Library
Multnomah Co.
Central Lutheran Church
1425 SW 20TH Avenue
Eric W. Hendricks
Robert W. Shoppell,
"Cooperative Building Plan
Ass
1880
Chamberlain, George Earle, House
1893
Y
Y
Chown, Francis R., House
Church of St. Michael the Archangel
Clark Residence
Clarke-Mossman House
Clovelly Garden Apartments
Clyde Hotel
Cobb, Samuel, House
Cobbs, Frank J. and Maude L.,
House
Cohen, I. Leeser, Residence
Cohn-Sichel House
Cole, David, Residence
Cole, Edwin, House
Coleman-Scott House
Colwell, Elmer, House
Commodore Hotel
Concord Building
Cor-Berry Press
2030 SW Main Street
424 WI/ SW Mill Street
1728 SE Belmont Street
1625 NW 29TH Avenue
1882
1901
1870
1893
1928
1912
1911
Y
Y
Y
Y
1919
Y
Campbell Townhouses
Canterbury Castle
Cardwell-Holman House
Cardwell-Parrish House
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1705-1719 NW Irving
Street
2910 SW Canterbury
Lane
827 NW 25TH Avenue
TH
821 SW 10
1820 NE 21
Avenue
ST
Avenue
1022 SW Stark Street
1314 SE 55TH Avenue
2424 SW Montgomery
Drive
2343 NW Irving Street
1441 N McClellan Street
3436 SE Johnson Creek
2110 NE 16TH Avenue
4133 SW Corbett Avenue
1714 NW Overton Street
1913
Y
Y
1950
1892
1907
1885
1865
1917
1902
1927
1891
1906
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Streetcar Era
Queen Anne -- Stick Style
tree
Y
A. E. Doyle
Y
Pietro Belluschi
Early Modern
Revivals - Colonial Revival
20th Century Romanesque
Italianate
Colonial Revival
English Tudor
Street Car Commercial
Craftsman
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
20th Century Commercial
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Otto Kleeman
Josef Jacobberger
-Carl Linde
McNaughton and Raymond
A. E. Doyle
Jacobethan
Lazarus, Edgar M.
Emil Schacht
Queen Anne/Shingle Style
Craftsman/Arts & Crafts
Queen Anne
Classic Revival
20th Century Colonial
Queen Anne/Colonial Revival
Art Deco
Richardsonian Romanesque
Italianate
John V. Bennes
Herman Brookman
Whidden & Lewis
J.A. Humphreys
The Portland Plan
Corbett Brothers Auto Storage
Garage
Corbett, Elliott R., House
Corbett, H. L. & Gretchen Hoyt,
House
Corkish Apartments
Cornelius Hotel
Costanzo Family House
Costello, James C. & Mary A.,
House
Cotillion Hall
Couch Family Investment
Development #3
Development #1
Development #2
Development #4
Crook, Charles, House
Crum, Virgil & Beulah, House
Crumpacker, Maurice, House
Cully Building
Cumberland Apartments
1926
Y
Y
A. E. Doyle
Century American
Movements
1915
Y
Y
Whitehouse & Fouilhoux;
McHolland Bros., contracto
Colonial Revival
1916
Y
Y
Whitehouse & Fouilhoux
Colonial Revival
801-809 SW Alder Street
811 SW Broadway Drive
1890
1908
1912
Y
Y
Y
Y
John Virginius Bennes
Victorian
20th Century Baroque
American Foursquare
1911
Y
Y
1332-1340 W Burnside
Street
1914
Y
Y
Robert F. Tegan
20th Century Romanesque
1884
Y
Y
Bartels, Fred (builder)
Vernacular Queen Anne
718 NW 18TH Avenue
1880's
Y
Y
1884
Y
Y
1884
Y
Y
1894
1926
Y
Y
Y
Y
William Marcy Whidden
Leigh L Dougan
Shingle Style
Period Revival
1923
Y
Y
Wade Pipes
English Cottage
01600 SW Greenwood
Drive
01405 SW Corbett Hill
Circle
1729-1731 NW Irving
Street
12714 SW Iron Mountain
Boulevard
338 SE Martin Luther
King Boulevard
1405 SW Park Avenue
1884
1910
Y
Y
Y
Davis Block
Day Building
Dayton Apartments
Dean, Charles, Residence
Deere, John, Plow Co. Building
Dekum Building
1020 SW Cheltenham
Court
801-813 N Russell Street
4812 N Princeton Street
215 SE Morrison Street
519 SW 3RD Avenue
1890
1907
1908
1894
1911
1892
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Del Rey Apartments
2555 NE Glisan Street
1925
Y
Y
Delschneider Building
71 SW Oak Street
1859
Curry, G. L. Governor, Residence
Dickson, Henry B., House
2123 NE 21
ST
Avenue
1865
1909
McNaughton, Raymond &
Lawrence
Y
Y
Y
Y
Italian Villa
William L. Morgan (builder)
McCaw, Martin & White
Eric Rasmussen, builder
Y
Y
Y
Jacobethan
Ellis Lawrence
Romanesque Revival
Colonial Revival
Colonial Revival
Queen Anne
Brick Utilitarian
Revivals - Mediterranean
Italianate
Arts and Crafts/Colonial
Revival
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Digman-Zidell House
Diocesan Library
Doernbecher, Frank Silas, House
Dooly, Frank E., House
Dosch, Henry E., House
Douglas Building
Druhot, Alice, House
Ducey, Elizabeth, House
Duniway Elementary School
Dupey Block
2959 SW Bennington
Drive
2428 SW 19TH Avenue
2670 NW Lovejoy Street
4825 SW Dosch Park
Lane
Boulevard
1903 SW Cable Avenue
7700 SE Reed College
Place
8202-8208 N Denver
Avenue
1930
Y
Y
Carl L. Linde
1911
1903
1901
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Josef Jacobberger
Revivals: Spanish Coloni
Dutch Colonial
Tudor Revival
Classic Revival
1892
Y
Y
Henry Dosch
Rural Vernacular
1929
Y
Y
DeYoung & Roald
Streetcar Era-Commercial
1891
1926
Y
Y
Y
Y
Wade Pipes
Italianate
Bungalow / Craftsman
1927
Y
George Jones
Jacobethan
1909
Y
E.E. McClaran
Streetcar Era Commercial
Bungalow/Craftsmen -Shingle Style
Queen Anne
20th Century
Georgian/American
Renaissance
Dupont, Edward D., House
3326 SE Main Street
1905
Y
Y
Durham-Jacobs House
1890
Y
Y
East Portland Branch, Public
Library
1110 SE Alder Street
1911
Y
Y
A. E. Doyle
Eastman-Shaver House
2645 NW Beuhla Vista
Terrace
1928
Y
Y
Hollis Eugene Johnston
Mediterranean
Electric Building
621 SW Alder Street
1910
Y
Y
Edgar M. Lazarus
Style
Eliot Hall and Old Dorm Block,
Reed College
3203 SE Woodstock
Boulevard
2022 N Willamette
Boulevard
Y
Doyle & Patterson
Collegiate Gothic
William Cecil Elliott
Queen Anne
Elliott House
1912
1902
Y
Elliston Apartments
425 NW 18TH Avenue
1889 &
189
Y
Y
Elm Street Apartments
1825-1837 SW Elm
Street
1916
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Emerson Apartments
Engine House #2
Enterprise Planing Mill
Envoy Apartments
Equitable Building
Eugene Apartments
Eugenia Apartments
Failing Building; Oregon Marine
Building
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510 NW 3RD Avenue
50 SE Yamhill Street
2336 SW Osage Street
1314 SE Salmon Street
1913
1915/1928
1929
1948
1930
1911
235 SW 1ST Avenue
1886
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Frederic E. Bowman &
George R. Wright
Chappell Browne
Lee G. Holden
Unknown
Carl Linde
Pietro Belluschi
Feig, Elmer E.
Warren H. Williams
Century American
Movements:
20th Century Italian
Commercial
Mediterranean
Modern / International
Colonial Revival
Italianate
The Portland Plan
Failing Office Building
Fairmount Hotel
Farrell's Sycamore Tree
Farrer, Franklin W., House
Fechheimer & White Building
Fenton, Judge William D., Sr.,
Residence
First Baptist Church
620 SW 5TH Avenue
2561-2585 NW Upshur
Street
1907
Y
1905
Y
Y
Colonial Revival/vernacular
233 SW Front Avenue
1880
1914
1883
Y
Y
Y
Y
Street Tree
Craftsman
626 SE 16TH Avenue
1892
Y
Y
"High style" Queen Anne
TH
First Church of Christ, Scientist
1819 NW Everett Street
1909
Y
Y
First Congregational Church
First National Bank, Old
1126 SW Park Avenue
401 SW 5TH Avenue
1890
1889
Y
Y
Y
Y
Warren Hayes
Beman, Solomon Spencer ;
John R. Horstra (builder)
Henry J. Hefty
Coolidge & Shattuck
First Presbyterian Church
1200 SW Alder Street
1890
Y
Y
McCaw & Martin
Avenue
1924
Y
Y
Jamieson Parker
Venetian Gothic
Neo-Classical
Richardsonian High Victorian
Gothic
Georgian Colonial
1625 NE Marine Drive
1929
Y
Ora. M. Akers
Tudor Revival
1897
Y
Y
2421 SW Arden Road
1926
Y
Y
Jamieson K. Parker
Fred Manson White
Century Revivals: English
20th Century Classical
Century American
Movements:
909 SW 11
Avenue
TH
Y
Classical
Fisher, Raymond and Catherine,
House
Fisher, Thaddeus, House
Flanders, Caroline W. & M. Louise,
House
Flatiron Building
913-915 SE 33
1917
Y
Y
Frances Building & Echo Theatre
Boulevard
1911
Y
Y
1926
Y
Y
Herman Brookman
English Tudor
1906
Y
Y
Edgar M. Lazarus
Second Renaissance Revival
Y
William Mast, contractor
Italianate
Frank M. Lloyd Estate (Fir Acres)
Franklin Hotel
Franz Building
Freiwald, Gustav, Residence
Fried-Durkheimer House
Frigidaire Building
Fruit & Flower Mission
Frye, J.O., House
Fulton General Store & Post Office
Gangware, Roy & Leola, House
1011 SW 12
1894
Whidden & Lewis
RD
Avenue
0615 SW Palatine Hill
Road
1321-1337 SW
Washington Street
122-126 SW Yamhill
Street
1503-1517 NE Schuyler
Street
1126-1134 SW 12TH
Avenue
230 E Burnside Street
1609 SW 12
TH
Avenue
2997 SW Fairview
Boulevard
7035-7037 SW Macadam
Avenue
4848 SW Humphrey
1878
1906
Y
1880/81
Y
Y
Warren H. Williams
Italianate
Knighton & Howell
Sutton, Whitney, Aandahl &
Fritsch
J. O. Frye
English Cottage
1929
Y
Y
1928
Y
Y
1930
Y
Y
1880
1932
Queen Anne
Y
Y
Y
Georgian Colonial
Western Falsefront
Roscoe Hemenway
English Tudor
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Gann Building
Gaston, Joseph, House
Boulevard
1960 SW 16TH Avenue
1909
1908
Y
Y
Y
William C. Knighton
Gaston-Strong House
1130 SW King Avenue
1884/1911
Y
Y
A.E. Doyle
1930
Y
Y
1919
Y
1913
Y
Y
Gilliland, Lewis T., House
Glisan Building
Goldsmith, Alan & Barbara, House
2828-2838 SE Belmont
Street
210 NW 11TH Avenue
1965 SW Montgomery
Place
2229 NE Brazee Street
112-118 SW 2ND Avenue
1910
1889
1959
Y
Y
Y
Goodman, Joseph, House
240 NW 20TH Avenue
1904
Y
Y
Gowanlock, Elizabeth B., House
808 SE 28 TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
Graham, Thomas, Building
6031-6033 SE Stark
Street
1910
Y
Y
Grand Central Market Building
Grand Stable & Carriage & Adj
Comm Bldg
1930
Y
1887/94
Y
Grant, Henry M., House
3114 NW Thurman Street
1892
Green, Bertha M. & Marie A.,
House
248 SW Kingston Avenue
Genoa Building
G.G. Gerber Building
Giesy-Failing House
411-415 SW 2
ND
Avenue
Y
Warren Haywood Williams
Commercial Italianate
Y
Y
John Hale, builder
(attributed)
Late Victorian: Queen Anne
1937
Y
Y
Wade Hampton Pipes
1930
Y
Y
Jamieson K. Parker
1892
Y
Y
Herman Brookman
1906
Y
Y
Hall, Hazel, House
104-106 NW 22 ND Place
1910
Y
Y
1893
Y
Y
2729 NW Savier Street
1890
Y
Y
1414 NE Hancock Street
728-730 SW 1ST Avenue
1928
1880
1878
1908
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Hamilton Building
Hamilton, Alexander B. & Anna
Balch, House
Hancock Street Fourplex
Harker Building
Harker Building (Patrick Bldg.)
Harmon-Neils House
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523-529 SW 3
Avenue
Arts & Crafts
Thomas & Mercier
y
Hahn, Henry, House
RD
JOSEF JACOBBERGER&
ALFRED SMITH
Ellis F. Lawrence
Craftsmen
Queen Anne Italianate
Northwest Regional
Century American
Movements:
Bungalow/Craftsmen -Colonial Revival
Century American
Movements:
35 NE 22
Avenue
Mediterranean
Greenwood, Frederick & Grace,
House
Groat-Gates House
ND
Renaissance Revival
Arts and Crafts
American / Western: Stick
Style / Tudor Revival
Y
George Foreman, builder
Emil Schacht
Adolph F. Peterson (builder
attributed)
Whidden & Lewis
Modern Movement:
Modernistic / Georgian
Revival /
Revivals: English Cottage
Queen Anne -- Eastlake
Century Revivals: Arts & C
Craftsman
Commercial Style
G.F. Wells
Albert E. Doyle
N/A
Italianate
Italianate
Craftsman/Colonial Revival
The Portland Plan
Harrison Court Apartments
Haseltine Building
1834 SW 5TH Avenue
133 SW 2ND Avenue
1905
1893
Y
Haseltine, William A., House
3231 NE U S Grant Place
1935
Y
Y
Jamieson Parker
TH
5450 SE 40 Avenue
1007 SE 12TH Avenue
4700 SW Humphrey
Boulevard
722-738 NW Glisan
Street
824 NW Albemarle
Terrace
1893
1892
Y
Y
Y
David Ogilvy
McKeen, David
1940
Y
Y
Glenn Stanton
1882
Y
Y
1912
Y
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
1927
Y
Y
Lawrence & Holford
210 NW 17TH Avenue
1936
Y
Sumner, C.R. (builder)
Mediterranean
53 NE Thompson Street
1899
Y
Henry C. Keck, builder
Queen Anne
1909
Y
Y
Francis J. Berndt
Y
Ellis Lawrence
Colonial
Havely, James C., House
Hawthorne, Rachel Louise, House
Haycox, Ernest, Estate
Hayhurst Building
Heintz, O.A.L., Residence
Hendershott, Dr. Harry M. &
Helene, House
Hennessey, Goetsch & McGee
Funeral Home
Henry C. Keck House-Mt. Olivet
Parsonage
Henry, C. K., Building
Herman, Alfred, House
Herschell-Spillman "Noah's Ark"
Carousel
Heusner, George F., House
Hexter, Levi, Residence
Hibernian Hall
TH
309 WI/ SW 4 Avenue
3416 SW Brentwood
Drive
Oaks Park
2326 SW Park Place
128 NE Russell Street
TH
Avenue
-Y
1936
Colonial Revival
Revival - Georgian
Queen Anne
Queen Anne
Century Revivals: Georgian
Italianate/Victorian
Arts & Crafts
Century Revivals: Mediterr
1915
Y
Y
Herschell-Spillman Co.
Carousel
1894
1893
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Lazarus, Edgar M.
1925
Y
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
Queen Anne Shingle Style
Queen Anne
Mission
20th Century Historic Period
Styles: Tudor
Jaccobberger and Smith
Hickey, James, House
6719 SE 29
Hill Hotel
2255-2261 W Burnside
Street
1904
Y
Y
Ewart, Alexander C.
American Renaissance
Hines, Pierre Rossiter and
Charlotte, House
02393 SW Military Road
1927
Y
Y
Wallwork, Carl
Colonial Revival
Holden, William B., Residence
1929
Y
Y
Roscoe Hemenway; John A.
Grant, landscape architec
Tudor
1923
Y
Y
Bennes & Herzog
Spanish Colonial
1898
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Colonial Revival
1910
Y
Y
Colonial Revival
1888
Y
Y
Hollywood Theater
Holman, Capt. Herbert, House
Holman, Rufus C., House
Holt-Saylor-Liberto Residence
Honeyman Hardware Company
Building
Honeyman, David T. & Nan Wood,
House
4128-4144 NE Sandy
Boulevard
2116 SW Montgomery
Drive
3625 SW Condor Avenue
Queen Anne
Avenue
1903
Y
Y
David Chambers Lewis; F.
H. Miles (contractor)
1728 SW Prospect Drive
1908
Y
Y
David C. Lewis
502-514 NW 9
TH
Commercial
Neoclassical
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Honeyman, J. D., Residence
Honeyman, John S., House
Hotel Alder
Howard, Robert S., House
Huber's Restaurant; Railway
Exchange Building;
Immaculate Heart Church
Imperial Garage
Imperial Hotel
International Harvester Warehouse
Interstate Firehouse #24
834 SW ST Clair Avenue
1318 SW 12TH Avenue
521-533 SW 4 TH Avenue
1632 SW 12 TH Avenue
409 SW 3
RD
Avenue
422-426 SW Broadway
Avenue
79 SE Taylor Street
Irving Street Bowman Apartments
1900
1879
1911
1893
Y
Y
1910
Y
Y
Y
Irvington Tennis Club
Italian Gardeners & Ranchers
Building
Jacobberger, Josef, House
Jacobs Building
Jacobs-Wilson House
Jacoby's Street Clock
Jantzen Knitting Mills Company
Building
Jeanne Manor Apartment Building
Jeffrey, Oliver & Margaret, House
Jensen Investment Company
Building
Jeppesen, Peter, House
1825-1835 NE 16
Avenue
2131 NE Thompson
Street
1305-1337 SE Martin
Luther Kind Boulevard
1502 SW Upper Hall
Street
333 SW Taylor Street
6461 SE Thorburn Street
541 NE 20 TH Avenue
1890
Y
Johnson Street Clock
Johnson, C. D., House
Johnson, Charles E., Building
Jones Cash Store
Page 43 of 83
Restaurant
N/A
Modernistic - Stripped
Classical
Y
1924
Y
Y
1894
Y
Y
F. Manson White
1912
Y
Y
1910
Y
1926
Y
1912
Y
1911
Y
1922
Y
Industrial
MacNaughton, Raymond &
Lawrence
Fitch, Otis Josselyn; F.E.
Bowman (builder)
Romanesque
Mediterranean
Frederic E Bowman, builder
Arts & Crafts/Craftsman
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
Craftsman
Y
Y
Walter W. Lucius
Zig Zag Moderne
1907
Y
Y
Josef Jocobberger
1893
1913
1900
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
1929
Y
Y
1909/25
Revivals: Tudor / Arts &
Renaissance Revival
Swiss Chalet
Street Clock
Richard W. Sundeleaf
Art Deco
Y
Bennes & Herzog
Modern
Movement/Modernistic
Y
Hurley Mason Co.
Utilitarian
Y
Dutch Colonial Revival
Colonial Revival
1911
Y
Y
Oregon Home Builders
William Aitkin, architect;
Lorenz Bros., contracto
Emil Schacht
E. Howard & Co.,
Clockmakers
Oppenlander, builder
1912
Y
Y
Edward J. Grahs, contractor
1920
Y
Commercial
1930
Y
Y
1909/10
Y
Y
1880
2526-2530 WI/ NE Martin
Luther King Boulevard
David C. Lewis
Frederick A. Fritsch &
Frederick Aandahl of Sutton
1431 SW Park Avenue
1228-1236 SW 1ST
Avenue
3033 NE Bryce Street
2500 NE Martin Luther
Kind Boulevard
Colonial Revival
Italianate
Queen Anne
Y
TH
Irvington Bowman Apartments
Whidden & Lewis
John Honeyman
Daniel C. Lewis
Y
Art Deco
Bungalow
Street Clock
The Portland Plan
Jones, Clarence H., House
1901
Y
Y
Richard Zeller
Jones, Dr. Noble Wiley, House
2187 SW Market Street
1911
Y
Y
Wade Hampton Pipes
1929
Y
Jorgensen, Victor and Marta, House
Journal Building
Kamm, Jacob, Residence
Kendall, Joseph, Residence
Kennedy, John D., Elementary
School
Kenton Firehouse
Kenton Hotel
Kern, Grace, House
Kerr House
King, Samuel W., House
Kingsley, Edward D., Residence
Kinney-Dougherty-Low/ Hirsch-Hall
Res.
Kistner-Kalberer House
Kline, Moses and Ida, House
Knight, F. M., Building
Koehler, Richard, House
Korell, C. H., House #4
Korell, Charles H., House #3
Kress, S. H., Building
Krouse, Nettie, Fourplex
Kuehle, Henry, Investment Property
Ladd Carriage House
Landenberger, C. A., House
Lane-Miles Standish Printing Plant
Lauer Apartment Building
Queen Anne Cottage
Tudor Revival: Elizabethan
Revival (English Arts
Spanish Colonial
Revival/Moderne
2643 SW Buenavista
Drive
806-818 SW Broadway
Avenue
3916 SE Taggart Street
1913
Y
Y
Reid Brothers
1871
1884/89
Y
Y
Y
Y
Joseph Kendall
5736 NE 33RD Avenue
1915
Y
Y
Floyd A. Naramore
8105 N Brandon Avenue
2017 N McClellan Street
1740 SW Westpoint
Circle
637 SE Harrison Street
1060 SW King Avenue
2132 SW Montgomery
Drive
1915
1909
Y
Y
Y
L.G. Holden
Dyer & Company
Second Empire Baroque
Queen Anne
Late 19th and 20th Century
Revivals - Italian Ren
2nd Renaissance Revival
1955
Y
Herman Brookman
Georgian Colonial
1892, 1889
1900
Y
Y
Y
Y
George P. Lent
Colonial Revival
1927
Y
Y
Jamieson K.Parker
Colonial Revival
1115 SW King Avenue
5400 SW Hewett
Boulevard
3300-3304 SE Belmont
Street
732 NW 19TH Avenue
2377 NW Kearney Street
2387 NW Kearney Street
638 SW 5TH Avenue
2106-2112 SE Main
Street
201-213 SE 12TH Avenue
1331 SW Broadway
Avenue
507 NW 18 TH Avenue
1539 NW 19 TH Avenue
323-337 NW 17 TH
Avenue
1907
Y
Colonial Revival
Y
1909
Y
1890
Y
Y
1905
1894
1894
1928
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
1910
Y
Y
Bungalow/Craftsmen
1929
Y
Y
Bungalow/Craftsman
1883
Y
Y
1896
1929
Y
Y
Y
Arts and Crafts
Gothic Revival
1905
Y
Y
Colonial Revival
1941
Y
Laurelhurst Park
Lent, George P., Investment
SE 39 TH & Stark Street
1892, 1889
Y
Y
Y
1930
Laurelhurst Manor Apartments
Herman Brookman
Wade Hampton Pipes
Arts & Crafts
Emil Schacht
Colonial Revival
Whidden & Lewis
--E. J. Hoffman
Joseph Sherwin
Howard Gifford
Y
Y
George P. Lent
Colonial Revival
Stick/Queen Anne
Stick/Queen Anne
Victorian Stick Style
French Colonial Revival
Garden Apartment
N/A
Page 44 of 83
Properties
Properties
Properties
Properties
1921 SE 7 TH Avenue
1892
Y
Y
1927 SE 7 TH Avenue
1892
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Lewis, L. Allen, Residence
2323-2329 NE Rodney
Avenue
2164 SW Park Place
1901
Lewis, William H., House
1911
Lewis, William P., Residence
Lewthwaite, Alexander and
Cornelia, Residence
1767 SW Prospect Drive
1715 SW Montgomery
Drive
625 SW Broadway
Avenue
1907/08
Lindquist Apartment House
Lipman-Wolfe & Co. Building
Loeb, Nathan, House
Leutgert, Henry C., Building
1912
Y
Y
Y
W.P. Lewis
Albert Farr and Francis
Ward, architects; Morris H
Jacobethan/Tudor
Dutch Gambrel Colonial
Revival
Colonial Revival
French Renaissance Historic
Period
Classical Revival
Elmer Feig, architect; Fred
W. Lindquist, builder
Doyle & Patterson
Becker, Rudolph
Revivals - Spanish Reviva
"Commercial Style"
Queen Anne
Y
1917
Y
Y
711 NE Randall Avenue
1930
Y
Y
1912
1893
Y
Y
Y
Y
1915
Y
Lombard Automobile Buildings
Lombard Branch Library
Lone Fir Cemetery
521 SW 5 TH Avenue
726 NW 22ND Avenue
123-135 NW Broadway
Avenue
134 NW 8 TH Avenue
2410 N Lombard Street
1915
1927
1866
Y
Y
Y
Y
Long, A. G., House
1908
Y
Y
Love Building
Lownsdale, Chapman, Square
Lownsdale, Chapman, Square
Lumbermen's Building
Lynch, Matthew J and Florence,
House & Garden
Lytle, Robert F., House
Mackenzie, Dr. K. A. J. & Cora,
House
MacKenzie, W. R., Residence
MacMaster, William & Ann, House
Madison Street Bridge (nos. 1 & 2)
Madison Street Bridge (nos. 1 & 2)
Maegly, A. H., Residence
Page 45 of 83
David C. Lewis
Y
1927
Liebes, H. & Co., Building
Craftsman Foursquare
Jacobberger & Smith;
Jacobberger & Smith;
Ernest Fanning Tucker
730-732 SW 1 Avenue
350 WI/ SW Salmon
Street
1878
1852
Y
Y
Southeast Cemetery
Colonial Revival / Arts &
Crafts
Italianate
Italianate
1852
Y
Italianate
1909
Y
1926
Y
1914 NE 22ND Avenue
1911/12
Y
1892
1894
1895
1910
1910
1914
ST
615 NW 20
TH
Avenue
1131 SW King Avenue
David C. Lewis
Classical Revival
A. E. Doyle
Colonial Revival
Y
Mediterranean
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Whidden & Lewis
J. A. L. Waddell
J. A. L. Waddell
John V. Bennes
Colonial Revival
Colonial Revival
Vertical Lift Bridge
Vertical Lift Bridge
Period Architecture
Y
Y
R. C. Brooks
The Portland Plan
Malarkey, Daniel J., House
Malarkey, Herbert & Elizabeth,
House
Mallory Hotel
Mann, Anna Lewis, Old People's
Home
Josef Jacobberger
Century Revivals: Arts & C
Y
Edward Allen Miller
Colonial Revival
1913
Y
Hanselmann, Hans
1910
Y
Y
Neo-Classical Revival
Revivals - Tudor Revival
2141 SW Hillcrest Place
1909
Y
1717 SW Elm Street
1934
Avenue
Avenue
729 SW 15
TH
1021 NE 33
RD
Y
Markle, George B., Residence
1816 SW Hawthorne
Terrace
1889
Y
Y
Marks, Morris, House
1501 SW Harrison Street
1882
Y
Y
Warren H. Williams
(attributed)
Marquam Manor
1930
Y
Y
Elmer E. Feig
Marshall-Wells Warehouse #2
Martin, George W. & Hannah, John B. & Minnie Hosford, House
1910
Y
Y
Daniel H. Burnham & Co.
TH
1892
Y
Masonic Temple
1119 SW Park Avenue
2004 NE 9
McAvinney Fourplex
McCamant, Judge Wallace,
Residence
McDougall, Alexander D. ,
Residence
McDougall, Natt & Christena,
Residence
2004 NE 17
Avenue
TH
1924
Queen Anne/Jacobethan
Modern Movement: Moderne
/ Mediterranean
Queen Anne
Sutton, Whitney, Aandahl &
Fritsch
Luther R. Bailey
Neoclassical
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Colonial Revival
Y
Avenue
1913
1046 SW King Avenue
1889
1911
Y
Y
Ellis Lawrence
English Tudor/Arts & Crafts
1911
Y
Y
Ellis Lawrence
English Tudor/Arts & Crafts
McDougall-Campbell House
1910
Y
Joseph Jacobberger
English Arts & Crafts/English
Cottage
McGraw, Donald & Ruth, House
1932
Y
Y
Jamieson K. Parker,
architect Lord & Schryver,
Bar
Colonial Revival
McKay Brothers Block
1893
Y
Y
Medical Arts Building
1925
Y
Y
620 WI/ SW 6 TH Avenue
1909
Y
Y
Meier & Frank Delivery Depot
Meier & Frank Warehouse
Menefee, L. B., House
Merchants Hotel
Merchants Hotel
Mikado Block
Milepost P-4
1415 NW Hoyt Street
1634 SW Myrtle Street
222 NW Davis Street
121-139 NW 2ND Avenue
837 SW 1ST Avenue
6161 SE Stark Street
1927
1923
1908
1880
1880
1880
1854
Y
Y
Y
Y
Classical Revival
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Houghtaling & Dugan
Albert E. Doyle of Doyle &
Patterson
Sutton & Whitney
Sutton and Whitney
Bennes, Hendricks, Toby
Warren H. Williams (?)
Warren H. Williams (?)
Italianate & Romanesque
Revival
Twentieth Century Italian
Renaissance
Commercial Style -- NeoClassical
Half Modern
Modern
Arts & Crafts
Italianate
Street Furniture
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Milepost P-5
Miller, Claude Hayes, House
7724-7732 SE Stark
Street
13051 SE Claybourne
Street
1854
Y
1923
Y
Y
Street Furniture
Claude Miller, builder
Craftsman
Colonial Revival: NeoClassical
Arts & Crafts
Colonial Revival
Miller, Fred O., House
2329 NE 24 TH Avenue
1915
Y
Miller, Henry B., Residence
Mills, Abbott, Residence
2439 NE 21ST Avenue
733 NW 20 TH Avenue
1911
1908
Y
Y
Y
Mills, Lewis H., House
1929
Y
Y
Mills, Lewis, Residence
Miner, Amos, Residence
Mizpah Presbyterian Church of East
Portland
7821 N Crawford Street
2456-2460 SE Tamarack
Avenue
4333 N Willamette
Boulevard
734 SE 34 TH Avenue
7617 SE Main Street
2701 NW Vaughn Street
720 SW Washington
Street
1916
1886
Y
Y
Y
1891
Y
Y
20th Century Gothic
1894
Y
Y
Queen Anne
1903
1890
1923
1922
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Jacobberger & Smith
N.W. McCaully
Italian Renaissance Revival
Spanish Colonial
1913
Y
Y
A. E. Doyle
Skyscraper
Y
Y
William Grey Purcell
Colonial Revival / Queen
Anne
Pioneer Modern
Georgian Revival
Mock, John, Residence
Mohawk Building
Mohle, Wilhelmina House
Monastery of the Precious Blood
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Morgan Building
John C. Walker, builder
Ellis F. Lawrence
Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge
Jamieson Parker and Ernest
Tucker
Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge
Whidden & Lewis
Morgan, Melinda E., House
1893
Mostyn, Thomas, Residence
5308 N Commercial
Avenue
1924
1922
Y
Sutton & Whitney
Mount Tabor Park
1888,1903,
Y
Emanuel Tillman Mische
Multnomah County Courthouse
Multnomah Hotel
1021 SW 4 TH Avenue
319 SW Pine Street
1909/13
1911
Y
Y
Y
Y
Munsell, William O., House
1507 SE Alder Street
1902
Y
Y
Murphy, Paul C., House
15 SE Laurelhurst Place
1916
Y
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
Mount Hood Masonic Temple
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Gisbon & Cahill
1934
Y
Y
National Cash Register Building
Neighborhood House
850 NW Powhatan
Terrace
8203 N Ivanhoe Street
3030 SW 2ND Avenue
1910
Y
Y
Y
Doyle & Patterson
Neighbors of Woodcraft Building
1928
Y
Y
Sutton & Whitney
1896
1937
Y
Y
Y
Y
Ellis Lawrence of Lawrence,
Murphy, Paul F., House
Nelson, Otto W. and Ida L., House
Neuberger, Isaac, Residence
Page 47 of 83
TH
203 SE 15 Avenue
630 NW Alpine Terrace
Georgian Colonial
Colonial Revival
Classic Revival
Late 19th and Early 20th
Century Revivals
Baroque Revival
Colonial Revival -Bungalow/Craftsmen
Revivals: English Cottag
Twentieth Century
Romanesque
Queen Anne
Tudor
The Portland Plan
Holford & Allyn
New Heathman Hotel
1001 SE Broadway
Avenue
1927
Y
Y
DeYoung & Roald
New Houston Hotel
226-238 NW 6 TH Avenue
1912
Y
Y
H. Hanselmann
1909
Y
1892
Y
New Imperial Hotel
New Logus Block
Twentieth Century Italianate
Renaissance
Century American
Movements
Late 19th and Early 20th
Century American Movement
400 SW Broadway
Avenue
523-535 SE Grand
Avenue
58-66 SW 2ND Avenue
50 SW 2ND Avenue
1889
1872
Y
Y
McCaw & Martin
Piper & Burton
High Victorian
Y
E.M. Burton (?)
Edwards T. Foulkes
Albert E. Doyle
Queen Anne
Colonial Revival
Colonial Revival
tree
Whidden & Lewis
Y
New Market Annex
New Market Theater
New Market, South Wing;
Poppleton Building
Nicholas, H. B. Residence
Nichols, Dr. A. S., House
Nichols, Herbert S., Residence
Nicolai Tulip Poplar
75-83 SW 1ST Avenue
1871
1403 NE Weidler Street
1885
1913
1908
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Nicolai, Harry T., Residence
1908
Y
Y
Nicolai-Cake-Olson House
1906
Y
Y
TH
North Bank Depot Buildings
637 NW 11
Avenue
1908
Y
Y
636 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
633 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
632 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
629 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
628 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
625 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
624 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
621 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
620 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
616 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
Macnaughton, Raymond &
Lawrence
Emil Schacht
Colonial Revival
Arts & Crafts
Late 19th/Early 20th Century
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
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617 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
614 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
613 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
610 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
609 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
606 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
605 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
602 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
601 NW 11TH Avenue
1908
Y
Y
Northrup-Blossom-Fitch Building
Northwest Fence and Wire Works
Building
53-55 SW Yamhill Street
1858
Northwestern Electric Company
Alberta Substation
Northwestern National Bank
Building
Odd Fellows Building
O'Donnell, E. J., House
Old Elks Temple
Olds & Kings Store
TH
400 NE 11
Avenue
2703 NE Alberta Street
621-633 SW Morrison
Street
1001-1019 SW 10TH
Avenue
5535 SW Hewett
Boulevard
614 SW 11TH Avenue
514 SW 6 TH Avenue
Y
---
1922
Y
1931
Y
Y
Harry Hills; Hansen
Construction Company,
builders
1913
Y
Y
Doyle, Patterson, & Beach
Skyscraper
1924
Y
Y
Ernst Kroner
Twentieth Century Gothic
1938
Y
Y
1922
1903
Y
Y
Y
Olds, Wortman & King Department
Store
1910
Y
Y
Charles R. Aldrich
Olsen & Weygandt Building
1421-1441 NE Broadway
Avenue
1927
Y
Y
Snashall & Shipley
Olson, August, House
1910
Y
Y
Olympic Apartment Building
707 NW 19 TH Avenue
1928
Y
Y
Olympic Cereal Mill
107 SE Washington
Street
1920
Y
Y
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Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Italianate
20th Century
Commercial/Industrial
Raymond N. Hockenberry;
McHolland Bros. (contracto
Feig, Elmer E.; S.E.
Henderson (builder)
Hurley-Mason
English Cottage/Norman
Farmhouse
Italian Rennaissance
Pioneer Modern
Century American
Movements
Commercial Style /
Arts & Crafts
Reinforced Concrete
Utilitarian
The Portland Plan
Revival
Early Modern -- NeoClassical Revival
Oregon Cracker Company
423 NW 6 TH Avenue
1897
Y
Y
Oregon Portland Cement Building
111 SE Madison Street
1929
Y
Y
Richard Sundeleaf
Oregon State Bank Building
4200 NE Sandy
Boulevard
1927
Y
Y
Chester A. Houghtaling
Renaissance Revival
Oriental Apartments
1926
Y
Y
Curtis A. Gardner, builder
Revivals: Tudor Revival
1907-1908
Y
Y
Colonial Revival
1890
Y
Y
Ormonde Apartment Building
Osborne Hotel
2046-2048 NW Flanders
Street
203-207 SE Grand
Avenue
Albert E. Doyle
Twentieth Century Italian
Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
Late Victorian/Romanesque
Revival
Bennes & Hendricks
Y
Edwin V. Cobby
Y
Y
William C. Knighton
Century American
Movements:
1909
Y
Y
1926
1908
Y
Y
Y
1898
Y
Y
1927
Y
Y
Otis Elevator Company Building
230 NW 10 TH Avenue
1920
Y
Y
Pacific Building
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Building
Pacific Hardware & Steel Co.
Warehouse
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Bldg.
520 SW Yamhill Street
1926
Y
Y
1111 NW Davis Street
1890
Y
2181 NW Nicolai Street
1910
Y
310 SW Park Avenue
1914
2320-2326 NW Westover
Road
1910
Packard Service Building
Page & Son Apartments
Palestine Lodge
Pallay Building
Palmer, John, House
Paramount Theatre
723-737 E Burnside
Street
6401 SE Foster Road
4314 N Mississippi
Avenue
1037 SW Broadway
Avenue
French Second Empire
Bennes, Hendricks, &
Thompson
Orlo R.W. Hassock
Alexander C. Ewart
Beaux Arts
Queen Anne
Rapp & Rapp
North Italian Rococo Revival
Colonial Revival -Bungalow/Craftsmen
Parelius, Martin, Fourplex
423-429 SE 28 TH Avenue
1911
Y
Y
Parker, C. W. , Four-row Park
Carousel
1500 N Hayden Island
Drive
1904
Y
Y
C. W. Parker
Carousel
Parkview Apartments
1760 NE Irving Street
1941
Y
Y
Ertz & Burns
Revivals: Georgian
7807 N Denver Avenue
1909
Y
Y
Dyer & Company, builder
Arts and Crafts/Bungalow
Paterson, Thomas M. & Alla M.,
House
Pearne Building
Peck Bros., and Bartle Tire Service
Company Building
814 SW 1
ST
900 SW 13
Avenue
TH
Avenue
1865
1927
Y
Y
Italianate
Charles W. Ertz
California Mission
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Peninsula Park Bandstand
Pen-y-Brin
Peterson, J.H., Machine Shop
Pfunder, Louis, House
Piggott, Charles, House
Pioneer Courthouse
Piper, Charles, Building
Pipes Family Residence
Pipes, George, House
Pipes, Martin Luther, House
Pittock Block
N Ainsworth Street &
Albina Avenue
2645 SW Alta Vista Place
2591 SW Buckingham
Avenue
Boulevard
3045 NE 9 TH Avenue
2526 SW ST Helens
Court
921 SW Washington
Street
1913
1926
1914
1906
Y
Y
Y
Y
A.E. Doyle
--Emil Schacht, attributed
Norman Farmhouse
Industrial
Craftsman
1892
Y
Y
Charles Henry Piggott
Castellated / Romaneque
Y
Alfred B. Mullett
Y
F.P. Carson, builder
Baroque / Italianate
Mediterranean -- Spanish
Colonial Revival
1875
1929
Y
1910
Y
1923
Y
Y
Wade Hampton Pipes
1926
Y
Y
Wade Hampton Pipes
1914
Y
Y
Doyle & Patterson
Y
Edward T. Foulkes
Pittock Mansion
F/NW Monte Terrace
1914
Y
Pivot Point
Polhemus, James S., House
Polish Library
Ponderosa Pine
1800s
1900
1914
Y
1928
Y
Pope Investment Property
Poppleton Building
2406 NE Halsey Street
135 SE 16 TH Avenue
506 NW Hermosa
Boulevard
Portland Art Museum
1219 SW Park Avenue
1932
Y
Poole, Otho, House
Y
1890
1867
Kable & Kable; Wade
Hampton Pipes
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
312 NW 10
TH
Avenue
1910
Y
Portland City Hall
1220 SW 5
TH
Avenue
1895
Y
Portland Community Music Center
Portland Cordage Company
Building
Portland Fire Station #17
Portland Garden Club
Portland General Electric Co.
Station L Group
Portland General Electric Co.
Station L Group
3350 SE Francis Street
1912
1313 NW Marshall Street
1887
Y
Y
824 NW 24 TH Avenue
1917 SE 7 TH Avenue
1701 WI/ SE Water
Avenue
1912
1913
1927
1954
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
1910
1910
Portland Buddhist Church
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Carl Linde
Pietro Belluschi of A. E.
Doyle & Associates
Arts & Crafts
Arts & Crafts
20th Century Classical Commercial
French Renaissance RevivalChateauesque
Stone Marker
N/A
tree
Revivals: Mediterranean
Italianate/French 2nd Empire
Pioneer Modern
Lee Gray Holden
Classical High Renaissance
Revival
Modified English Tudor
Late Victorian / Italianate
(Industrial)
Italianate
Early Modern -- Byzantine
Y
PGE
Industrial
Y
PGE
Industrial
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Y
Emil Schacht & Son
Lee Gray Holden
The Portland Plan
Portland Oregon National Guard
Armory Annex
Portland Railway, Light and Power
Sellwood Division Carbarn Office
and Clubhouse
Portland Van & Storage Building
128 NW 11 TH Avenue
1891
Y
209 N/ SW Oak Street
222 WI/ SW Pine Street
209 W/ SW Oak Street
209 SW Oak Street
1912
1912
1912
1912
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
8825 SE 11 TH Avenue
1910
Y
Y
407 N Broadway Street
1925
Y
Y
1917
Y
1925
Y
Y
1900
Y
Y
1892
Y
Y
1891
1911
1890
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
1929
Y
Y
Portland-Vancouver Highway
Bridge
Posey, John V. G., House
Postal Building
Poulsen, Johan, House
Povey, John E., House
Powers, Ira F., Building
Prager-Lombard House
Price, Ore Lee, Residence
02107 SW Greenwood
Drive
3040 SE McLoughlin
Boulevard
808 SW 3RD Avenue
2681 SW Buenavista
Drive
McCaw & Martin
Castellated
Emil Schacht & Son
Emil Schacht & Son
Emil Schacht & Son
Emil Schacht & Son
Commercial
Claussen & Claussen
Bridge
Ellis F. Lawrence; William
Fletcher
Whidden & Lewis
Peter Hobkirk, contractor
Whidden & Lewis
Ellis Fuller Lawrence of
Lawrence, Holford, Allyn
The Oregon Home Builders,
Inc.
1916
Y
Y
Public Service Building & Garage
920 SW 6 TH Avenue
1927-1928
Y
Y
A. E. Doyle
Public Service Building & Garage
1927-1928
Y
Y
A. E. Doyle
1902
Y
Y
McKeen Brothers
1939
Y
1910
1904
1890
Y
Y
1887
Rae Selling Berry Garden and
House
Railway Exchange Block
Raymond, Jessie M., House
Reed Building
Reed, Rosa, House
Reed, Samuel G., Residence
Reed-Wells House
Regent Apartments
1506-1508 SE Taylor
Street
11505 SW Summerville
Avenue
409 SW 3RD Avenue
2944 SE Taylor Street
16-28 SW 1ST AVE
2036-2038 SW Main
Street
2168 NE Multnomah
Street
Colonial
Italian Renaissance
Queen Anne
Prince, H. Thomas, House
Raabe, Capt George, House
Late 19th/ Early 20th Century
American Movements-
Reuben Sinex (house); Rae
Selling Berry and John G
David C. Lewis
Chicago School Commercial
Mediterranean
Colonial Revival
Skyscraper (bldg.),
Commercial (garage)
Skyscraper (bldg.),
Commercial (garage)
Shingle Style
Stripped Colonial
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Bungalow/Craftsmen
Y
Y
Otto Kleemann
Queen Anne
1908
Y
Y
MacNaughton, Raymond &
Lawrence
Early 20th Century American
Movements: Craftsman
1905
Y
Otto Kleeman
1937
Y
Herzog, Harry Albert
Art Deco
Y
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Reinhart, Jacque, House
Reservoir #2
1911
1894
Y
Y
Y
Y
Josef Jacobberger
Ricen, Dr. Leo, House
1921
Y
Y
Willard F. Tobey
Rockey, Dr. A. E. & Phila Jane,
House
10263 SW Riverside
Drive
1913
Y
Y
Folger Johnson
Roome-Stearns House
1893
Y
Roosevelt Hotel
Rose City Electric Automobile
Garage
1005 SW Park Avenue
1924
Y
Y
Portland Cottage Building
Association, builders
Claussen & Claussen
Commercial / Georgian
1910
Y
Y
Lewis & Lewis
1933
Y
Y
Harry A. Herzog
Tudor
1922
1927
Y
Y
Y
Josef Jacobberger
Walter E. Kelly
English Cottage Style
English Tudor Revival
Y
Parker, Jamieson
Romanesque Revival
Y
Y
Carl L. Linde
Meditteranean
Queen Anne
Century Revivals: Mission
Rosenberg, Dr. J.J., House
Rosenfeld, Dr. James, House
Ruby, Alfred C. and Nettie, House
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church &
Parish
Salerno Apartments
Salmon, W. S., House
San Farlando Apartments
Santa Barbara Apartments
124 NW 20
TH
Avenue
1792 SW Montgomery
Drive
2125 SW 21ST Avenue
211 NE 39 TH Avenue
1025 NW 21ST Avenue
923 SE 13 TH Avenue
Boulevard
2052 SE Hawthorne
Boulevard
1925
1930
1890
Y
Y
1929
Y
1928
Y
Y
Elmer Feig
Ewald T. Pape
Schnabel, Charles J., Residence
2375 SW Park Place
1907
Y
Y
William C. Knighton
Scott, Leslie M., House
1905
Y
Y
Seitz, Maurice, Residence
1495 SW Clifton Street
1925
Y
Y
Arthur A. Arend
Ellis Lawrence of Lawrence
& Holford
Selling Building
610 SW Alder Street
1910
Y
Y
Sellwood Branch YMCA
1911
Y
Ernest Boyd MacNaughton
Roscoe Hemenway
ND
Senate Court Apartments
203-227 NE 22
Avenue
1944
Y
Sensel, Henry, Building
Boulevard
1909
Y
Seufert House
1913
Y
Seuffert Building
Seven Hundred Five Davis Street
Apartments
Seward Hotel
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220-228 SW 1
ST
Avenue
611-619 SW 10
Avenue
1889
Doyle & Patterson
Y
Twentieth Century Georgian
Reservoir
Century Movements:
Bungalo
Mediterranean
Late Victorian - Queen Anne
"Modified Swiss Chalet"/Arts
& Crafts
Bungalow/Craftsmen
Tudor
Commercial / Italian
Renaissance
American Basic
Century Revivals: Colonial
Mautz Building &
Investment Co., builder
Y
Colonial Revival
Italianate
1913
Y
Y
Classical
1909
Y
Y
William C. Knighton
Zig Zag Moderne/Deco
TH
The Portland Plan
Sheffield, John & Sarah, House
Sherlock Building
Shogren, Fred A., House &
Carriage House
Shogren, Fred A., House &
Carriage House
Sinnott House
Sixth Church Of Christ, Scientist
Skidmore Fountain
Smith, Alfred H. and Mary E.,
House
4272 SE Washington
Street
320 SW Oak Street
c. 1866
Y
Y
1894
Y
Y
Late Victorian: Italianate /
Classical Revival
Avenue
1906
Y
Y
Arts & Craft
401 NE 63RD Avenue
1906
Y
Y
Arts & Craft
400 NE 62
ND
RD
105 NW 3 Avenue
1331 SW Park Avenue
1883
1931
1887
1806 SW High Street
1908
Y
Smith, Blaine, House
1909
Y
Y
Smith, Mary J.G., Residence
3432-3434 SW Kelly
Avenue
01837 SW Greenwood
Road
01905 SW Greenwood
Road
1906
Y
Y
1892
Y
1922
Smith, Milton Wirt, Residence #1
Smith, Percy A., House
Smith, Stanley C. E., House
Smith, Walter V., House
Smith's Block
Smithson Block
Sovereign Hotel
Spalding Building
1943 SW Montgomery
Drive
111-113 SW Front
Avenue
710-716 SW Madison
Street
311 SW Washington
Street
Y
Y
Y
O.L. Warner, Sculptor
Early Modern
Classical
Joseph Jacobberger, Alfred SmithArts & Crafts
McNaughton, Raymond &
Lawrence
Revivals: Jacobethan / A
Classical Revival
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Colonial Revival
Y
Y
Percy A. Smith
1923
Y
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
1898
Y
Y
Josef Jacobberger
Y
W.W. Piper
1872
Farmhouse
Farmhouse
Century American
Movements:
Italianate
1890
Y
Y
1922
Y
Y
Carl L. Linde
Georgian
1911
Y
Y
Cass Gilbert
Spencer, Arthur Champlin, &
Margaret Fenton Spencer House
1909
Y
Y
Ellis Lawrence
Colonial Revival
Spies - Robinson House
1922
Y
Y
Orlo Hossack; Christian
Spies, builder
Prairie
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Railway Steam Locomotive 700
Spokane, Portland, & Seattle
Railroad Warehouse
Sprague-Marshall-Bowie House
UPRRS Brooklyn Yard
Roundhouse
1938
c. 1908
2826 NW Cumberland
Road
Sprouse, John A., Jr., Residence
St. Andrews Parish Church
Y
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Y
Y
N/A
1882
Y
Y
Italianate
1935
Y
Y
Lawrence, Holford & Allyn
Colonial
Y
Robert L. Barrett
20th Century Gothic
1928
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St. Clements Church
St. Francis Apartments
St. James Lutheran Church
7406 N Smith Street
526-528 NW 21ST Avenue
1315 SW Park Avenue
St. Johns Bridge
1921
1910
1891
Y
Y
Y
Y
1931
Y
1907
Y
Josef Jacobberger
-P. Chappel-Browne
Boblow, R., Robinson (Res.
Engineer) & Steinman (C
Spanish Colonial
Classical
Late Gothic Revival
W.W. Goodrich, Engineer
Gothic Revival Bridge
St. John's Episcopal Church
7214 N Philadelphia
Avenue
1851
Y
St. John's Signal Tower Gas Station
1939
Y
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church & Rectory
St. Stanislaus Church
Stephens, James B., House
1889
Y
Y
Otto Kleeman
c. 1907
1862
Y
Y
Y
Stettler, Frank C., House
1914
Y
Y
Josef Jacobberger; Messrs Herman & Carsten, builde
Pioneer Classic Box
20th Century RevivalEllis Lawrence
Classical Revival
1914
Y
1926
Y
Y
1900
Y
Y
1912
Y
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
Arts & Crafts
1875
1910
Y
Y
Italianate
20th Century Gothic
1938
Y
G.F. Wells
H.N. Black
A.E. Doyle & Assoc. (P.
Belluchi)
Grahs, E.J.
St. Johns City Hall
Stevens Building
Stokes, Francis Marion, Fourplex
Stratton-Cornelius House
Strong, Mrs. Curtis (Alice H.),
Residence
Strowbridge Building
Sunnyside United Methodist Church
Sutor, Jennings, Residence
Swedish Society Linnea Hall
Swedish Tabernacle
Sweeney, Straub & Dimm Printing
Plant
Swetland Building
Swigert, Ernest, House
Tanner, Albert H., House
Tannler-Armstrong House
Tarpley, Louis and Bessie, House
Taylor, Fred E., House
Taylor, Peter, House & Haehlen,
Gotlieb & John
Telegram Building
Page 55 of 83
Y
Ray F. Becker Co., builder
Rural Vernacular
Modern Movement/Art
Moderne
Renaissance Revival
812-820 SW Washington
Street
2253 NW Pettygrove
Street
2241 SW Montgomery
Drive
1100 SW Skyline
Boulevard
1910
1908
Y
Y
535 NW 16 TH Avenue
1946
Y
Pietro Belluschi
Modern Commercial
500 SW 5 TH Avenue
1907
Y
Emil Schacht
Twentieth Century
Commercial
Folger Johnson
Colonial
Whidden & Lewis
Y
Y
Stokes, F.M.
Mission/Spanish Colonial
Revival
Queen Anne
Modern
Commercial
720 NW Warrenton
Terrace
2873 NW Shenandoah
Terrace
1930
Y
Y
1893
1924
1907
Y
Y
Y
Y
1918
Y
Y
Lawrence & Holford
2806 SW 1ST Avenue
1882
Y
Y
Peter Taylor
1101-1117 SW
1922
Y
Y
Rasmussen Grace
Ronald M. Hopkins
David C. Lewis (attributed)
Stick Style
English Cottage
Tudor Revival
Arts & Crafts / English
Cottage
The Portland Plan
Temple Beth Israel
Washington Street
1931 WI/ NW Flanders
Street
1927
Y
Y
Y
Y
Terminal Sales Building
1926
The Picnic Oak
Third Church of Christ Scientist
Thompson Court Apartment
Building
2137 SE 32ND Place
1722 SE Madison Street
2304-2314 NE 11 TH
Avenue
185 yrs.
1926
Thompson, David P., Fountain
Y
Y
Y
1900
Company
Brookman, Herman; Morris
H. Whitehouse; John V. Be
Wilfred Frank Higgins &
Robert G. Biederman of the
Ewald T. Pape
Y
H. G. Wright, architect;
Roland E. Perry, sculptor
Tichner, Abraham, House
1918
Y
Y
Tigard/ Rogers House
Torgler, Federick, Building
4504 SW Shattuck Road
1855
1894
Y
Y
Y
Town Club
1931
Y
Y
Town Hall
3426 WI/ N Interstate
Avenue
1907
Trenkmann Houses #1
1734 NW Hoyt Street
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #2
1728 NW Hoyt Street
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #3
1720 NW Hoyt Street
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #4
1716 NW Hoyt Street
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #5
1710 NW Hoyt Street
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #6
1704 NW Hoyt Street
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #7
526 NW 18 TH AVE
1890
Y
Y
Trenkmann Houses #8
525 NW 17 TH AVE
1890
Y
Y
Johnson-Wallwork &
Johnston
Y
Century Revivals - Georgian
Byzantine
Modernistic - Neo-Gothic Art
Deco
Tree
Pioneer Modern
Century Revivals: Mission
Fountain
Classical Revival; NeoClassical; Colonial Revival
Rural Vernacular
Mediterranean
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
Trenkmann, Herman
(builder)
1891
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Colonial Revival
Trinity Place Apartments
Troy Laundry Building
Tudor Arms Apartments
Tunturi, Fred, House
2347-2349 NW Flanders
Street
1025 SE Pine Street
1811 NW Couch Street
1911
1913
1915
1922
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Knighton & Root
Ellis Lawrence
Linde, Carl L.
Turner, Frederick B., Fourplex
1430 NE 22ND Avenue
1928
Y
Y
Roscoe Hemenway
Jacobethan Revival
Colonial Revival -- Industrial
Jacobethan
Bungalow/Craftsman
Revivals - Tudor Revival
Trevett-Nunn House
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Neo-classical
Revivial/Renaissance Revival
U.S. Navy/Ingalls
Shipbuilding
N/A
620 SW Main Street
1932
Y
U.S.S. Blueback (SS 581)
1945 SW Water Avenue
1959
Y
800 NW 6 TH Avenue
1887
1892
Y
133 SW Pine Street
1875
220 NW 8 TH Avenue
1888
1901
Y
Y
Y
James Knox Taylor
Italianate/Victorian
Renaissance Revival
1911
Y
Y
Alfred E. Doyle
511 NW Broadway Street
1915
Y
Y
Lewis P. Hobart
Neo-Classical /2nd
Renaissance Revival
8720 N Ivanhoe Street
1931
Y
Y
F. Marion Stokes
Twentieth Century Georgian
1225 SW 6 Avenue
1913
1878
Y
Y
Y
W.F. Hamm, contractor
Jacobethan
Italianate
202 NE Graham Street
1894
Y
Y
909 SW 12 TH Avenue
597 WI/ N Dekum Street
1020 N/ SW Front
Avenue
1890
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Union Pacific Smokestack
Union Station
United Carriage and Baggage
Transfer Co. Building
United Carriage Company Building
United States Custom House
United States National Bank
Building
United States Post Office
United States Post Office, St. Johns
Station
University Club
Van Rensselaer Building
Van Vleet, Lewis and Elizabeth
House
Vetter, Herman, House
Villa St. Clara Apartments
Villa St. Rose
Visitors Information Center
TH
Vista Avenue Viaduct
1917
Y
U. S. Courthouse
Y
Y
Y
1949
Y
1925
Y
Y
3645-3655 SE Yamhill
Street
1885
Y
Y
1915
Y
Y
Warren, Frank M., Jr., House
1905
Y
Y
Watson, George H., Residence
4036 N Overlook Terrace
1061 SW Skyline
Boulevard
1910
1925
Y
Y
822 SE 15 TH Avenue
1891
Y
Y
1109 W Burnside Street
209 NW 23RD Avenue
1515 SW Clifton Street
6651 SE Scott Drive
1907
1907
1905
1907
1920
1912
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Waldo Block
Wallace, John M., Fourplex
Watzek, Aubrey R., House
Webb, Alfred, Investment
Properties
Weinhard Brewery Complex
Weist Apartments
Wells Fargo Building
Wells, William Bittle, House
Wells-Guthrie Residence
Page 57 of 83
Van Brunt & Howe
Industrial
Queen Anne
Italianate
Queen Anne
Frank Benchly
Joseph Jacobberger
Wicks & Hilgers (John
Yeon)
Olaf Laurgaard with Fred
Fowler, Engineers
Italian Renaissance Revival
Colonial Revival/Georgian
Early Modern
Bridge
John Wallace
Bungalow/Craftsmen
Arts & Crafts (Remodel
design by Josef Jacobberger
Colonial Revival
Y
John Yeon
Modern
Queen Anne Cottage
Whidden & Lewis
Whidden & Lewis
Benjamin Wistar Morris III
John V. Bennes
Ellis F. Lawrence
Italianate
Italianate
Colonial Revival
"High Style" Arts & Crafts
Arts & Crafts - Shingle Style
The Portland Plan
West Ankeny Car Barns, Bay E
West Coast Woods Model Home
West Hall
West, Nathaniel, Buildings
West, Nathaniel, Buildings
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West's Block
Wheeldon Apartment Building
Wheeler, James E., Residence
Wheeler, Mrs. Coleman (Cora
Bryant), House
Whidden-Kerr House & Garden
White Stag Building
White Stag Sign
White, Catherine R., House
White, Isam, House
Whitney & Gray Hotel Building
7211 N Fowler Avenue
4746 N Willamette
Boulevard
711-719 SE Grand
Avenue
721-727 SE Grand
Avenue
701-707 SE Grand
Avenue
910 SW PARK Avenue
AVE
1841 SW Montgomery
DR
5 NW Front Avenue
5 NW Front Avenue
311 NW 20 TH Avenue
401-409 SW 12 TH
Avenue
1911
Y
Y
Brick Utilitarian
J. Lister Holmes; Otho
McCracken
English Cottage
McCaw, Martin & White
1928
Y
1891
Y
Y
1892/96
Y
Y
Italianate
1892/96
Y
Y
Italianate
1912
Y
1883
Y
Y
Italianate
1909
Y
Y
Emil Schact & Son
1910
Y
Y
Ellis F. Lawrence
Revivals - Tudor / Jacobe
Colonial Revivial
1923
Y
Y
A.E. Doyle
Arts & Crafts
1901
1907
1940
1893
1904
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Ramsey Sign Company
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
Prairie
Brick Utilitarian
Neon and Bulb Lighting
Queen Anne
Colonial Revival
1911
Y
Y
Knighton & Root
Restaurant
Wickersham Apartments
410 NW 18 TH Avenue
1910
Y
Y
Wilcox Building
Wilcox, Theodore B., Country
Estate
Wilcox, Theodore, Residence
Willamette Block
Willamette Stone State Park
Williams, George H., Townhouses
Wilson-Chambers Mortuary
506 SW 6 TH Avenue
1911
Y
Y
Lazarus, Whitehouse &
Fouilhoux; McInnis & Reed
(b
Whidden & Lewis
1917
Y
Y
Kirtland Kelsey Cutter
Y
Y
Y
Y
Whidden & Lewis
3707 SW 52
ND
Place
133 NW 18 TH Avenue
430 N Killingsworth Street
1892
1882
1800s
1880
1932
Y
Y
Wilson-South House
2772 NW Calmet Terrace
1929
Y
Woerner, Louis & Elizabeth, House
Woodstock School
Wortman, Hardy C., Residence
1923
1911
1896
Y
Y
1908
Y
1911
Y
Yale Union Laundry Building
Yeon Building
931 SW King Avenue
800 SE 10
TH
Avenue
520-530 SW 5
TH
Avenue
20th Century Gothic
Richard Sundleaf
Y
Uppinghouse, Harold D.
Y
Y
Y
Reid & Reid
Jacobethan/Vernacular
Revivals: Colonial Reviv
Queen Anne / Jacobethan
Italianate
Survey Marker
Victorian
Period Style Norman
Farmhouse
Arts & Crafts
Classic Revival
Victorian-Queen Anne
Italian Renaissance, Egyptian
Revival
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Young, John Eben, House
916 SW King Avenue
1896
Y
Y
Zimmerman, Walter S., House
1840 SW Hawthorne
Terrace
1931
Y
Y
Wade Hampton Pipes
Zimmerman-Rudeen House
3425 NE Beakey Street
1913
Y
Y
George Eastman
Zion Lutheran Church of Portland,
Oregon
1005 SW 18TH Avenue
1950
Y
Y
Pietro Belluschi
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Century American
Movements
Colonial Revival
Century American
movements:
Century American
Movements
Northwest Regional Style
The Portland Plan
2. Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, 2001-2009
Source: State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO)
ID #
5221
350
43
5295
5399
5401
5442
8863
5466
5511
5512
5514
5516
5528
5838
8357
8358
8361
8362
8363
8398
8399
8400
8401
8402
8403
8408
2897
8445
8446
8447
8448
8449
HISTORIC NAME
COMMON NAME
Rosemont School & St. Rose Industrial
School
Villa St. Rose
Laurelhurst Park
Van Vleet, Lewis and Elizabeth House
Armbruster, Frederick, Cottage
Little Chapel of the Chimes
Mount Hood Masonic Lodge #157
Kenton Commercial Historic District
Miller, Fred O., House
Nicolai-Cake-Olson House
Nelson, Otto W. and Ida L., House
Costello, James C. & Mary A., House
McGraw, Donald & Ruth, House
Hines, Pierre Rossiter and Charlotte, House
Portland Railway, Light and Power Sellwood Division Carbarn Office and Clubhouse
Cobbs, Frank J. and Maude L., House
Portland Rubber Stamp Co.
Armstrong, Alfred J & Gloria, House
Norton Apartments
Lynch, Matthew J and Florence, House & Garden
Henry C. Keck House-Mt. Olivet Parsonage
Peterson, J.H., Machine Shop
Rose City Classic Car Emporium
Clarke-Mossman House
Martin, George W. & Hannah, - John B. & Minnie Hosford, House
Rae Selling Berry Garden and House
Berry Botanic Garden
Peck Bros., and Bartle Tire Service Company Building
New Imperial Hotel
Imperial Hotel; Hotel Lucia
Hellman's Service Station, Hellman's Golden
St. John's Signal Tower Gas Station
Eagle, Hellman's Chevron, Lombard Flowers
ADDRESS
597 N Dekum Street
TH
101 SE 39 Avenue
5308 N Commercial Avenue
203 SE 15 TH Avenue
2424 SW Montgomery Avenue
731733 SW Oak Street
TH
2004 NE 9 Avenue
11505 SW Summerville Avenue
900 SW 13 TH Avenue
400 SW Broadway Avenue
312 NW 10 TH Avenue
DATE LISTED
1/19/2001
2/16/2001
3/9/2001
4/30/2001
6/27/2001
6/27/2001
6/27/2001
9/3/2001
6/27/2001
9/5/2001
9/5/2001
9/14/2001
10/23/2001
10/30/2001
6/21/2002
7/24/2002
7/24/2002
8/29/2002
9/12/2002
9/24/2002
10/7/2002
10/7/2002
10/7/2002
10/7/2002
11/6/2002
11/6/2002
1/13/2003
1/27/2003
2/19/2003
3/13/2003
11/19/2003
12/9/2003
2/18/2004
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8450
8451
8458
8459
8460
8461
8462
1541
2546
8463
8464
8465
4113
8466
8467
8468
8469
8470
8471
8472
8473
8474
8475
2933
8476
8477
8478
8479
8480
8481
8482
4106
2258
8484
8485
5399
8512
8514
Mount Tabor Park Reservoirs Historic District
Washington Park Reservoirs Historic District
Sweeney, Straub & Dimm Printing Plant
Hotel Alder
Reed-Wells House
Mount Tabor Park
Bruening, Henry C & Wilhelmina, House
Boschke-Boyd House
McDougall-Campbell House
Woerner, Louis & Elizabeth, House
Pfunder, Louis, House
Mount Tabor Park Reservoirs 1, 5, and 6
Washington Park (City Park) Reservoirs 3 & 4
Jack London; Century Plaza
Williams Park
American Legion Hall/Grace Collins
Hibernian Hall
Community Center/Wonder Ballroom
Malarkey, Herbert & Elizabeth, House
Auto Freight Transport Building of Oregon and
East Side Terminal; Eastbank Commerce
Washington
Center
Northwest Fence and Wire Works Building
Elliott House
Elliott-Sullivan House
Jeffrey, Oliver & Margaret, House
Jones Cash Store
Palestine Lodge
Pipes Family Residence
Pipes, Martin Luther & Mary C., House
McAvinney Fourplex
Lewthwaite, Alexander and Cornelia, Residence
Ruby, Alfred C. and Nettie, House
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Steam Locomotive 700
Fisher, Raymond and Catherine, House
Mallory Hotel
Pearson Mortuary Building
Seufert House
Sellwood Branch YMCA
Lane-Miles Standish Printing Plant
Alan & Barbara Goldsmith House
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2403 SW Jefferson Street
535 NW 16 TH Avenue
TH
2233 SW 18 Avenue
2168 NE Multnomah Street
1717 SW Elm Street
400 NE 11 TH Avenue
827 NW 25 TH Avenue
2022 N Willamette Boulevard
3033 NE Bryce Street
6401 SE Foster Road
1834 SW 5 TH Avenue
3045 NE 9 TH Avenue
1715 SW Montgomery Drive
211 NE 39 TH Avenue
134 NW 8 TH Avenue
-50 SE Yamhill Street
729 SW 15 TH Avenue
301 NE Knott Street
1539 NW 19TH Avenue
2/18/2004
2/18/2004
7/7/2004
9/23/2004
9/23/2004
9/23/2004
11/1/2004
11/27/2004
2/25/2005
3/24/2005
6/20/2005
6/23/2005
8/4/2005
8/17/2005
8/17/2005
8/17/2005
10/31/2005
10/31/2005
10/31/2005
10/31/2005
10/31/2005
11/2/2005
2/2/2006
2/6/2006
2/6/2006
2/13/2006
2/13/2006
3/20/2006
4/6/2006
4/6/2006
6/30/2006
7/31/2006
10/12/2006
1/23/2007
1/23/2007
4/5/2007
4/16/2007
4/16/2007
The Portland Plan
8515
8516
Baruh-Zell House
Swetland Building
8517
424
8518
8519
8520
8521
8522
5442
8524
4913
8547
5401
8548
8865
8889
Yale Union Laundry Building
Lone Fir Cemetery
Tarpley, Louis and Bessie, House
Costanzo Family House
G. G. Gerber Building
Smith, Alfred H. and Mary E., House
Failing Office Building
Kern, Grace, House
Cohn-Sichel House
Jorgensen, Victor and Marta, House
USS Blueback (SS 581)
Bohnsen Cottages
8890
Pacific Hardware & Steel Co. Warehouse
3131 SW Talbot Road
500 SW 5 TH Avenue
Yale Laundry Building, Perfect Fit
Manufacturing
Mount Crawford Cemetery
Gevurtz Bldg./Gasco Bldg./620 SW 5th Bldg.
Mount Hood Masonic Lodge #157
4/16/2007
5/16/2007
800 SE 10 TH Ave
811 SW Broadway Drive
210 NW 11 TH Avenue
1806 SW High Street
620 SW 5 TH Avenue
1740 SW Westpoint Circle
2643 SW Buenavista Drive
5308 N Commercial Avenue
1945 Water Avenue
2412 SW Vista
8/7/2007
8/16/2007
9/12/2007
9/12/2007
9/26/2007
9/26/2007
11/20/2007
1/9/2008
2/6/2008
2/28/2008
5/28/2008
5/29/2008
7/14/2008
9/18/2008
12/4/2008
2181 NW Nicoli Street
12/31/2008
Page 62 of 83
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3. Properties in the Special Assessment Program
Historic Name
Street Address
Function
Begin
Year
End year
2nd
Term
827 Building
827 SW Second Avenue
Commercial
1999
2014
Yes
Adams, Charles F., House
Residential
1997
2012
Yes
Alberta Substation
2000
2015
No
Alvarado Apartments
Commercial
Residentialmulti-family
2008
2023
No
Amacher, Max R., House
1904 SE Ladd Avenue
2007
2022
No
American Apartment Building
American Can Company
Complex
2083 NW Johnson Street UNIT 55
Residential
Residentialcondo
1994
2009
No
2127 NW Twenty-sixth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Annand-Loomis House
Residential
1998
2013
No
Armour Building
1325 NW Flanders Street (401 NW
Thirteenth)
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
Armstrong, Alfred, House
Commercial
2003
2018
No
Auditorium and Music Hall
Commercial
2001
2016
Yes
Auto Freight Tranport Building
920-928 SW Third Avenue
1001 SE Water Avenue (10281036 SE Water)
Commercial
2005
2020
No
Auto Rest Garage Building
925-35 SW Tenth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Autzen, Thomas J., House
Residential
1994
2009
No
733 SW Oak Street
Commercial
2003
2018
No
Bank of California
330 SW Sixth Avenue
Commercial
2000
2015
Yes
Bantz, Oscar and Anna, House
1750 SE Mulberry Avenue
2004
2019
No
Barcelona Apartments
Residential
2006
2021
No
Barde, Gordon, House
1055 SW Douglas Place
1994
2009
No
Barker Apartments
Residential
2005
2020
No
Baruh-Zell House
3131 SW Talbot Road
Residential
2007
2022
No
Beckley, Jesse , House
1637 SE Ladd Avenue
Residential
2007
2022
No
Beebe House
2168 SW Kings Court
Residential
1994
2009
No
Benson Hotel
309-319 SW Broadway Street
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
Bickel Block
25-33 NW Front Avenue
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
Bishopcroft
1832 SW Elm Street
2001
2016
No
Bishop's House
Residential
1996
2011
Yes
Blagen Block
30-34 NW First Avenue
Commercial
2000
2015
No
Blake, Mary, House
Residential
1997
2012
No
Bohnson Cottages
1734 SE Ladd Avenue
1918-26 SW Elm Street and 241216 SW Vista Avenue
2009
2024
No
Bowman, John & Ellen House
Residential
2008
2023
No
Bramhall, Jennie, House
Residential
2003
2018
No
Brewster, William L., House
Residential
2006
2021
No
Broadway Building
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Brown Apartments
807 SW Fourteenth Avenue
Commercial
2008
2023
Yes
Buyers Building
317 SW Alder Street
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Calumet Hotel
620-626 SW Park Avenue
Commercial
2008
2023
Yes
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Campbell House
Residential
2006
2021
No
827 NW Twenty-fifth Avenue
2007
2022
No
Carruthers Duplex
1931-37 SE Ladd Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Cecchini, A. C. & Anna, House
1851 SE Locust Avenue
Residential
2005
2020
No
Chamberlain Hotel
509 SE Grand Avenue
1994
2009
No
Chown, Francis R., House
2030 SW Main Street
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
Clyde Hotel
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Coburn-Mayhther House
1665 SE Holly Street
Residential
1994
2009
No
Cohn, S. Morton, House
Columbia River Ship Supply
Building
th
(433 NW 4 Avenue)
Residential
2008
2023
No
Commercial
2005
2020
No
2000
2015
No
2005
2020
No
Commodore Hotel
1601-17 SW Morrison Street
Cook, Vincent, House
216 SW Sixth Avenue (630 SW
Pine Street)
Residential
Commercial
1996
2011
No
01600 SW Greenwood Road
801-09 SW Alder Street (enter on
Park Avenue)
Residential
1998
2013
No
2000
2015
Yes
Commercial
2001
2016
No
1996
2011
Yes
1996
2011
Yes
1994
2009
No
Corbett Brothers Garage
Corbett, Elliott R., House
Cornelius Hotel
Costello, James and Mary,
House
Cotillion Hall
Property
716-18 NW Eighteenth Avenue
Commercial
Courter, Nettie, House
2304 SE Ladd Avenue
Residential
Crane Building and Pipe Shed
710-712 NW Fourteenth
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
Crook, C. J., House
Residential
2005
2020
No
Crum, Vergil and Beulah, House
2000
2015
No
1405 SW Park Avenue
Residential
2007
2022
Yes
Davis Block
1999
2014
No
Day Building
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Dekum Building
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Dickson, Henry B., House
2123 NE Twenty-first Avenue
Residential
2006
2021
No
Electric Building
621 SW Alder Street
1996
2011
Yes
Elizabeth Apartments
228 NW Twenty-second Avenue
Commercial
2008
2023
No
Elks Temple
614 SW Eleventh Avenue
Commercial
2004
2019
Yes
Elliott, William & Adeline, House
Elsasser, Charles and Bertha,
House
2022 N Willlamette Boulevard
Residential
2006
2021
No
1542 SE Hickory Avenue
1994
2009
No
Embassy Apartments
2004
2019
No
Emerson Apartments
Residential
Residentialcondo
2000
2015
No
Equitable Building
401-421 SW Sixth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Erickson's Hotel
4-10 NW Third Avenue
Commercial
1998
2013
Yes
Erickson's Saloon
5-23 NW Second Avenue
1996
2011
Yes
Estelle Court Apartments
730 NW Twentieth Avenue
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Eugenia Apartments
Exchange Building and Huber's
Restaurant
1314 SE Salmon Street
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
320 SW Stark Street
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
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The Portland Plan
Fairmount Hotel
1920 NW Twenty-sixth Avenue
2000
2015
No
First Italian Presbyterian Church
2003 SE Larch Avenue
Residential
2003
2018
No
First Regiment Armory Annex
Fisher, Raymond and Catherine,
House
128 NW Eleventh Avenue
Commercial
2000
2015
No
Residential
2006
2021
No
Fleischner Building
115 NW First Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Foulkes, Laura, House #1
14 SW Whitaker Street
Residential
2004
2019
No
Frances Building
3628-46 SE Hawthorne Boulevard
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Freiwald, Gustav, House
1810 NE Fifteenth Avenue
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Fridgidaire Building
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Fuller Company Building
224 NW Thirteenth Avenue
Commercial
1997
2012
No
Commercial
2008
2023
No
Geisy, Andrew & Ida, House
Residential
2005
2020
No
Genoa Building
Goldsmith, Alan & Barbara,
House
Commercial
1997
2012
No
Residential
2007
2022
No
Commercial
2007
2022
No
Grand Stable & Carriage Building
411 & 415 SW Second Avenue
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
H. Liebes & Company Building
Commercial
1996
2011
No
F. Bowman Apartments
1624-1636 NE Tillamook Street
2006
2021
Yes
Hahn, Henry, House
Residential
1994
2009
No
Hallock & McMillan Building
237 SW Front Street
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Hamilton Building
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Harlow Block
722-728 NW Glisan Street
Commercial
2008
2023
Yes
1834 SW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Haseltine Building
1996
2011
Yes
Hawthorne Court Apartments
1650 SE Hawthorne Boulevard
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Haycox, Ernest, House
4700 SW Humphrey Boulevard
1994
2009
No
Hayhurst Apartments
2042 SW Madison Street
Residential
2007
2022
Yes
Hibernian Hall
Hines, Pierre Rossiter and
Charlotte, House
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Residential
2003
2018
No
Hirsch Weis Building
Hogue, Nelson W. and Valma,
House
67 NW Burnside Street
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
1825 SE Locust Avenue
Residential
1999
2014
No
Holman, Rufus C., House
Residential
1994
2009
No
Holtz House
2370 SW Park Place
1994
2009
No
Honeyman Hardware Building
514 NW 9th Avenue
2006
2021
Yes
Hotel Alder
Residential
2005
2020
No
Hotel Arminius
Hyland-Olive-Ellsworth
Apartments
1994
2009
No
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Imperial Garage
200-18 SW Fourth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Imperial Hotel
Irving Street Bowman
Apartments (one unit)
422-426 SW Broadway Avenue
2006
2021
Yes
2018 NW Irving Street Unit 5
Commercial
Residentialcondo
1996
2011
No
1835 NE Sixteenth Avenue
Commercial
2003
2018
No
Irvington Club
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
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Italian Gardeners and Ranchers
Association Bldg
1305-37 SE Martin Luther King
Boulevard
Commercial
2005
2020
Yes
Jeanne Manor Apartments
1431 SW Park Avenue
Commercial
1998
2013
No
Jensen Investment Company
Building
1230 SW First Avenue
2500-2522 NE Martin Luther King
Boulevard
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Commercial
1999
2014
No
Jeppesen, Peter, House
John Deere Plow Company
Building
Residential
1994
2009
No
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
John, Henry and Grace, House
1737 SE Maple Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Johnson, Charles E., Building
Commercial
1999
2014
No
Jones Cash Store
Jorgensen, Victor H. and Mara,
House
Commercial
2006
2021
No
2643 SW Buena Vista Drive
Residential
2009
2024
No
Journal Building
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Keck, H. C. House
Kennedy, John, D., Elementary
School
Residential
2003
2018
No
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Kenton Hotel
5736 NE Thirty-third Avenue
8303-8319 N Denver Avenue (2017
N McClellan
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
Kern, Grace, House
1740 SW Westpoint Court
Residential
2008
2023
No
2233 SW Eighteenth Avenue
Residential
2005
2020
No
Kress, S. H., Building
638 SW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Lambert, A. W., Building
Lane-Miles Standish Printing
Plant
LeGrande, Frank and Stella,
House
702-710 SE Grand Avenue
Commercial
1999
2014
No
1505-1539 NW Nineteenth Avenue
Commercial
2007
2022
No
Residential
2005
2020
No
Lent, George, Ensemble
Lewthwaite, Alexander and
Cornelia, House
Residential
1998
2013
No
Residential
2009
2024
No
Logus Building
523-535 SE Grand Avenue
Commercial
2001
2016
Yes
720 NW Davis Street
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Long, A. G., House
1987 SW Sixteenth Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Lumberman's Building
Lynch, Matthew J. and Florence,
House
333 SW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Residential
2003
2018
No
Lyons, Edward, House
Malarkey, Herbert & Elizabeth,
House
3215 SW First Avenue
Residential
1998
2013
No
1717 SW Elm Street
Residential
2007
2022
No
Mallory Hotel
Marshall Wells Company
Warehouse #2
729 SW Fifteenth Avenue
Commercial
2007
2022
No
2001
2016
No
Martin Parelius 4-Plex
433-439 SE Twenty-eighth Avenue
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
Mason-Ehrman Building
234 NW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
2001
2016
No
McFarland, W. W., House
McGraw, Don and Ruth Hayes,
House
1536 SE Poplar Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Residential
2001
2016
No
Medical Arts Building
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Meier & Frank Dept Store
Building
Commercial
2001
2016
No
621 SW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
1400 NW Irving Street Unit 507
322 NW Fourteenth Avenue (323
th
NW 13 Avenue)
Commercial
2000
2015
No
Industrial
2006
2021
Yes
Meier Building
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Meier, Julius, House
2187 SW Kings Court
Residential
1996
2011
No
Merchant Hotel
Meyers, Ernest and Annette,
Duplex
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
2009-2015 SE Larch Avenue
2004
2019
No
Minnesota Hotel
338 NW Fifth Avenue
2005
2020
No
Modern Confectionery Building
1240 NW Hoyt Street
Residential
Residentialcondo
1994
2009
No
Mohawk Building
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Moore, Benjamine, House
2204 SE Tamarack Avenue
Residential
2006
2021
Yes
Moore, Clifford and Mary, House
1902 SE Twelfth Avenue
Residential
2004
2019
No
Morgan Building
720 SW Washington Street
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Moy Building
2001
2016
Yes
Mulberry Apartments
1994
2009
No
Multnomah County Poor Farm
1638 SE Twelfth Avenue
2126 SW Halsey Street (2160 SW
Halsey Street)
Commercial
Commercial
2008
2023
No
Multnomah Hotel
319 SW Pine Street
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Musa, John and Maria, House
1349 SE Birch Street
Residential
1994
2009
No
Neate, Arnold E., House
Residential
1994
2009
No
Neighbors of Woodcraft Building
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Nelson, L. O., House
1718 SE Mulberry Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Nelson, Otto and Ida, House
203 SE Fifteenth Avenue
Residential
2001
2016
No
New Imperial Hotel
Commercial
2004
2019
No
New Market Theater
50 SW Second Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Nicolai-Cake-Olsen House
(West Building)
601 NW Eleventh Avenue(1101
NW Hoyt Street)
Residential
Residentialcondo
2001
2016
No
1996
2011
No
Northwest Fence & Wire Works
400 NE Eleventh Avenue
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Northwestern Bank Building
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Norton Hotel
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Oddfellows Building
1019 SW Tenth Avenue
Commercial
1997
2012
Yes
O'Donnell, E. J., House
5535 SW Hewett Boulevard
Residential
1994
2009
No
Olson, August, House
2509 NE Eighteenth Avenue
Residential
1996
2011
No
Olympic Cereal Mill
Oregon Transfer Company
Building
107 SE Washington Street
2006
2021
Yes
416 NW Thirteenth Avenue
Commercial
Residentialcondo
1994
2009
No
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Building
Pacific Hardware & Steel Co
Warehouse
230 NW Tenth Avenue
Commercial
2004
2019
Yes
Commercial
1998
2013
No
Commercial
2009
2024
No
Packard Service Building
2320-26 NW Westover Road
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Packer-Scott Building
16-28 SW First Avenue
Commercial
2001
2016
Yes
Palestine Lodge
6401 SE Foster Road
2006
2021
No
Parelius, Martin, Fourplex
423-429 SE Twenty-eighth Avenue
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
Pearson Mortuary
301 NE Knott Street
Commercial
2008
2023
No
Peck Brothers Building
900 SW Thirteenth Avenue
Commercial
2003
2018
No
Pfunder, Louis G., House
Phillips Hotel and Captain
Couch's Square
Phillips, Henry and Louise,
House
Residential
2008
2023
No
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
2108 SE Cypress Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
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Phipps, Rev. Charles and
Charlotte, House
2111 SE Orange Avenue
Residential
1996
2011
No
Pipes Family House
3045 NE Ninth Avenue
Residential
2006
2021
No
Polhemus House
135 SE Sixteenth Avenue
Residential
2007
2022
No
312 NW Tenth Avenue
Commercial
2004
2019
No
209 SW Oak Street (222 SW Pine
Street)
Commercial
2006
2021
No
Commercial
1997
2012
No
Portland Railway Light & Power
Co. Building
8825 SE Eleventh Avenue
Commercial
2003
2018
No
Portland Van & Storage Building
407 NE Broadway Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Postal Building
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Povey, John E. G., House
228-40 SW Yamhill Street (808 SW
rd
3 Avenue)
Residential
2003
2018
No
2000
2015
Yes
2005
2020
No
No
Powers, Ira F., Building
Premier Apartments
Public Service Building and
Garage
Commercial
920 SW Sixth Avenue
Commercial
1998
2013
Renken, John, House
Residential
1994
2009
No
Rich Hotel
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Rineman, Chester, House
Roller, Matilda and Julieanne,
House
Residential
1994
2009
No
2041 SE Ladd Avenue
1994
2009
No
Roosevelt Commons
2009
2024
No
Roosevelt Hotel
2076 NW Kearney Street Unit 4
1005 SW Park Avenue No 406 plus
5 more
Residential
Residentialcondo
1998
2013
No
Rose City Electric Garage
124 NW Twentieth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
No
Rosenfeld-Schnitzer House
Ruby, Alfred C. and Nettie,
House
Residential
2005
2020
No
211 NE Thirty-ninth Avenue
Residential
2009
2024
No
Ruddy, Sidney, House
Residential
Residentialcondo
2001
2016
No
Salerno Apartments
1725 SE Sixteenth Avenue
2325 NE Flanders Street Units 7,
19, 20
1994
2009
No
Salmon, W. S., House
923 SE Thirteenth Avenue
1994
2009
No
San Carlos Apartments
831 SW Vista Avenue
1994
2009
No
Santa Barbara Apartments
Residential
2007
2022
No
Saul, Anthony and Inez, House
Residential
1994
2009
No
Seufert House
Residential
2007
2022
No
Seward Hotel
2004
2019
Yes
Shannon Apartments
Shawcross, Alfred and Marjorie,
House
911 SW Twenty-first Avenue
Commercial
2007
2022
No
1832 SE Hazel Street
Residential
2005
2020
No
Sherlock Building
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
2000
2015
No
Sinclair Building
320 SW Oak Street
522-530 NE San Rafael Street Unit
522
th
300 NW 13 Avenue and 1225 NW
Everett Street
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
Sinnott Building
311-315 NW Couch Street
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Skidmore Block
Smith, Alfred H. and Mary E.,
House
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
1806 SW High Street
Residential
2009
2024
No
Smith, Mary J. G., House
Commercial
1997
2012
Yes
Simon Abraham Duplex
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Smith's Block
111-113 SW Naito Parkway
Commercial
2007
2022
Yes
Spalding Building
Spencer, Arthur C. and Margaret
Fenton, House
Commercial
1999
2014
Yes
Residential
2001
2016
No
Spies-Robinson House
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Railway Building
Sprague, Thomas and
Stephanie, House
St. Johns Signal Tower Gas
Station
2424 NE Seventeenth Avenue
Residential
1997
2012
No
Commercial
1997
2012
No
Residential
1996
2011
No
Commercial
2004
2019
No
Stanley, Frederick, House
2329 SW Park Place
Residential
1994
2009
No
Stanyon, Henry, House
Stocklen, Edward and Josie,
House
Stokes, Frances Marion,
Fourplex
Residential
2000
2015
No
1994
2009
No
2253 NW Pettygrove Street Unit 4
Residential
1996
2011
No
Stratton-Cornelius, House
Sweeney, Straub & Dimm
Printing Plant
Commercial
1998
2013
Yes
535 NW Sixteenth Avenue
Commercial
2005
2020
No
Swender, Jacob and Lois, House
2261 SE Cypress Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Swetland Building
500 SW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
2009
2024
No
Swift & Company Building
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Residential
2003
2018
No
Tarpley, Bessie & Louis, House
Residential
2008
2023
No
Telegram Building
Tetherow, William and Lana,
House
1101-17 SW Washington Street
Commercial
2004
2019
Yes
2121 SE Ladd Avenue
Residential
2004
2019
No
Tichner, Abraham, House
Residential
2000
2015
No
Torgler, Fredrick, Building
1999
2014
No
Trinity Apartments
Troutdale Methodist Episcopal
Church
Commercial
2006
2021
Yes
1994
2009
No
Tudor Arms Apartments
1811 NW Couch Street
Commercial
Residentialcondo
1994
2009
No
U.S. National Bank Building
Commercial
2000
2015
Yes
University Club
Van Dusen, Walter & Edna,
House
Van Vleet, Lewis and Elizabeth,
House
1225 SW Sixth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
1844 SE Elliott Avenue
Residential
2007
2022
No
Commercial
2001
2016
No
Vetter, Herman, House
Residential
1994
2009
No
Vigars, Thomas, House
2129 SE Ladd Avenue
2003
2018
No
Villa Saint Clara
2000
2015
No
Waldo Block
909 SW Twelfth Avenue
431-433 SW Second/215 SW
Washington Street
Residential
Commercial
1998
2013
Yes
Walls, Jason & Susie, Building
2241 NW Hoyt Street
Commercial
2007
2022
No
Waltz, John and Dora, House
Residential
2003
2018
No
Watkins House
1051 SW Ardmore Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Watson, Abraham, House
1850 SE Ladd Avenue
Residential
1997
2012
No
Weiss, Samuel and Henry,
House
1131-1133 W Burnside Street
Commercial
2000
2015
No
Residential
1998
2013
No
Welch Building
727 SW Naito Parkway
Commercial
2008
2023
No
302 SE Harlow Street
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Commercial
2000
2015
Residential
2003
2018
No
West, Nathaniel, Building #1
711 SE Grand Avenue
Commercial
2008
2023
Yes
Whiteside, Dr. George, House
1063 SW Douglas Place
2007
2022
No
Wickersham Apartment Building
410 NW Eighteenth Avenue
Residential
1999
2014
Yes
Wilcox Building
506 SW Sixth Avenue
Commercial
1996
2011
Yes
Wilcox House
931 SW King Avenue
Commercial
2004
2019
No
Commercial
2007
2022
No
Wilson-South House
Woerner, Louis and Elizabeth,
House
2772 NW Calumet Terrace
Residential
1999
2014
No
Residential
2006
2021
No
Wood, Victor, House
1612 SE Ladd Avenue
Residential
1994
2009
No
Woods, Edward, House
Residential
1996
2011
No
Yeon Building
520-30 SW Fifth Avenue
Commercial
1994
2009
No
Young House
Residential
2007
2022
No
Zanello, Giacomo, House
Residential
1994
2009
No
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Yes
The Portland Plan
4. Properties That Applied for the Federal Income Tax Credit Program
This is a list of Portland properties that have participated in the Federal Income Tax Credit (FITC) Program from
approximately 1990 to the present, based on data from the State Historic Preservation Office. The properties on
this list represent a wide range of land uses, resource types, and rehabilitation projects.
Historic Name
Site Address
Albers Brothers Milling Company
Arminius Hotel
Auditorium and Music Hall
Auto Freight Transport Building
Bagdad Theater
Ballou-Wright Company Warehouse
Bank of California
Bell Station Store
Benson Hotel
Benson, Simon Residence
Blumauer-Frank Building
Broadway Building
Broadway Hotel
Buddha Building (Portland Buddhist Church)
Calumet Hotel
Campbell Hotel
Captain Love Building
Clifford Hotel
Columbia River Ship Supply Building
Corbett Brothers Garage
Cornelius Hotel
Cotillion Hall
Dekum Building
Dosch, Henry E. Investment Property
Elm Street Apartments
Empire Uniform Building
Esquire Hotel (Calumet Hotel)
First Regiment Armory Annex
Fisk tire Building
Flatiron Building
Fleischner-Mayer Building
Fuller Company Building
Globe Hotel
Grand Central Public Market Building
Grand Stable & Carriage Building & ADJ. 421
Harlow Block
Hayhurst Apartments
Hennessey, Goetsch & McGee Funeral Home
Henry, C.K. Building
1118-1130 Front Avenue
1030 SW Morison Street
3708-3726 SE Hawthorne Boulevard
733 SW Oak Street
327 SW Tenth Avenue
330 SW Sixth Avenue
9300 SE Bell Avenue
630 NW Fourteenth Avenue
10 NW Broadway Avenue
312 NW 10th Avenue
620 SW Park Avenue
1115 SW 11th Avenue
530 NW Twenty-third Avenue
727 SW Front Avenue
630 SW Pine Street
1405 SW Park Avenue
519 SW Third Avenue
425 NW Eighteenth Avenue
1825-1837 SW Elm Street
310 NW Fifth Avenue
620 SW Park Avenue
107 NW Couch Street
210 NW 11th Avenue
1-89 NW Couch Street
839 SW Belmont Street
415 AND 421 SW Second Avenue
210 NW 17th Avenue
309 SW Fourth Avenue
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Historic Name
Site Address
Hill Hotel
Hirsch-Weis Company Building
Honeyman Hardware Company Building
Honeyman, John S. House
Hotel Alder
Hotel Foster
Imperial Garage
Imperial Hotel
James Welch/Captain Love Building
Jensen Building
Johnson, Charles E. Building
Jones Cash Store
Kennedy, John D. School
Kenton Hotel
Kerr Building
Ladd Carriage House
Lawrence, George Building
Liebes, H. & Company Building
Lipman-Wolfe and Company Building
Mason-Ehrman Building
McCraken Warehouse
Modern Confectionery Building
Montgomery Ward Building
Moy Building
Multnomah Hotel
Nathaniel West Building
Neustader Building
New Heathman Hotel
New Houston Hotel
N. K. West Building
Olds, Wortman & King Building
Olsen & Weygandt Building
Olympic Cereal Mill
Oregon Transfer Building
Osborn Hotel
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Building
Pacific Hardware & Steel Co. Warehouse
Peck Brothers Tire Service Building
Police Block
Pope Investment Property
Postal Building
Portland Railway, Light & Power: Carmen’s Clubhouse
Public Service Building (and Garage)
Reed Building (Packer Scott Building)
Rich Hotel
Roosevelt Hotel
832 NW Hoyt Street
1318 SW Twelfth Avenue
521-533 SW Fourth Avenue
216 NW 3rd Avenue
212 SW Fourth Avenue
727 SW Naito Parkway
2500-2522 NE Martin Luther King Jr
B
d
442 lNE Russell
Street
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5736 NE Thirty-third Street
8303 N Denver Avenue
1300-1310 NW Everett Street
306 SW First Avenue
521 SW Fifth Avenue
234 NW Fifth Avenue
621 SW 5th Avenue
1415 NW Hoyt Street
1240 NW Hoyt Street
2471 NW Vaughn Street
204-218 SW Yamhill Street
319 SW Pine Street
711 SE Grand Avenue
1108 SE Grand Avenue
230 NW Sixth Avenue
7110719 SE Grand Avenue
1421-1441 NE Broadway Avenue
107 SE Washington Street
205 SE Grand Avenue 203-207 SE
G
d Tenth Avenue
230 NW
900 SW Thirteenth Avenue
209 SW Oak Street
510 SW Third Avenue
8825 SE Eleventh Avenue
920 SW Sixth Avenue
16-28 SW 1st Avenue
1005 SW Ninth Avenue
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Historic Name
Site Address
Rose City Electric Garage
St. Johns Signal Tower Gas Station
Seward Hotel
Shoreline Building
Simon Building
Sinclair Buildings
Sinnott Building
Skidmore Block
Skidmore Building
Skidmore Fountain Building
Smiths’ Block
Smith Block/Scottish Bank Building
Smithson & McKay Brothers Block
Spalding Building
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroad Warehouse
Swedish Evangelical Mission Convent Church
Sweeney, Straub & Dimm Printing Plant
Swetland Building
Telegram Building
United States National Bank Building
Villa St. Rose
Wadhams and Kerr Building
Walls Building
West Bearing Building
Wheeldon Apartment Building (Admiral Hotel)
White Stag Building
Wool Growers' Building
Yale Apartments
124 NW Twentith Avenue
611 SW Tenth Avenue
1301-1315 NW Glisan Street
105 NW Third Avenue
10 NW 1st Avenue
30 NW First Avenue
16-28 SW First Avenue
111 SW Naito Pkwy.; 10 SW Ash
122 SW First Avenue/ 112-118 SW
FIRST
535 NW Sixteenth Avenue
500 SW 5th Avenue
321 SW Sixth Avenue
597 N Dekum Street
2241 NW Hoyt Street
1131-1133 W Burnside Street
309 SW Sixth Avenue
910 SW Park Avenue
67 W Burnside Street; 5 NW Naito
726-734 NW Fourteenth Avenue
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5. Historic Resource Inventory (HRI) Properties in Public Ownership
Source: Portland Bureau of Planning, 2004; data from HRI survey project completed in 1984
Rank
-Historic Landmark,
National Register
Rank III
Historic Name
Site Address
Skidmore Fountain Plaza
50-72 S.W. Ankeny Street
Skidmore Fountain
100 S.W. Ankeny Street
Footbridge
2500 S.W. Boundary Street
Rank III
Fire Chief David Campbell Memorial Monument
1800 W. Burnside Street
Rank II
Loyal B. Stearns Memorial Fountain
2432 W. Burnside Street
Rank II
4001 S.W. Canyon Road
Rank III
Washington Park Zoo
German Reformed Church (Southwest Recreation
Center)
Multnomah Volunteer Fire Department (Community
Center)
Concrete Steps & Cheek Wall
Rank III
Civic Auditorium
222 S.W. Clay Street
Rank III
Coursed Basalt Wall
7260 S.W. Corbett Avenue
Rank III
Mother & Child Sculpture
3425 S.W. Council Crest Drive
Rank III
Governor's Park
1292 S.W. Davenport Street
Rank III
Park
1505 S.W. DeWitt Street
Historic Landmark
Visitors Information Center
1021 S.W. Front Avenue
Rank III
Park
275 S.W. Harrison Street
Rank III
Elevator Street Stairway
2800 S.W. Hoffman Avenue
Rank III
Fire station
5830 S.W. Kelly Avenue
Rank I
International Rose Test Garden
400 S.W. Kingston Avenue
Rank II
Washington Park Amphitheater
404 S.W. Kingston Avenue
Rank II
Lewis and Clark Memorial
2427 S.W. Lewis and Clark Circle
Rank II
Lewis and Clark Exposition Fairgrounds
Rank II
Cast Iron Fountain
---
6525 S.W. Capitol Hill
7780 S.W. Capitol Highway
1200 S.W. Cardinell Drive
Rank I
Reservoir
2403 S.W. Madison Street
--
Reservoir
2404 S.W. Madison Street
Historic Landmark
David P. Thompson (Elk) Fountain
320 S.W. Main Street
Rank III
Park
1800 S.W. Maplecrest Street
Rank III
Kelly Park
3356 S.W. Mitchell Street
Rank II
Engine Company #6
1436 S.W. Montgomery
Rank III
Stadium
1844 S.W. Morrison Street
--
Gym
3445 S.W. Moss Street
Rank II
Police Station
209 S.W. Oak Street
Rank III
Restrroom Facilities
100 S.W. Park Avenue
Rank III
O'Bryant Park
Rank III
Street furniture, Simon Benson Plaque
Rank I
Park Blocks, South Park Blocks
1003 SW Park Avenue
Rank III
Tree
Rank III
Shemanski Fountain
Rank II
Abraham Lincoln Statue
1120 SW Park Avenue
Rank II
Theodore Roosevelt Statue
Rank III
Park
2857 S.W. Patton Road
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Rank III
Office & Restroom
402 S.W. Rose Garden Boulevard
Rank III
Park structure
2532 S.W. Sacajawea Boulevard
--
Washington Park Zoo Railway
491 S.W. Sherwood Boulevard
Rank III
Fire House
1920 S.W. Spring Street
Rank III
Jewitt Park
2000 S.W. Spring Street
Rank III
Bridge
2537 S.W. St. Helens Court
Rank I
Terwilliger Parkway
3000 S.W. Terwilliger Boulevard
Rank III
Himes Park
Rank III
Vista Avenue Bridge
Rank II
Fence
S.W. Vista Avenue
Rank III
Vista Avenue Viaduct
1200 S.W. Vista Avenue
Rank II
Coming of the White Man Sculpture
400 S.W. Washington Circle
Rank II
Washington Park Maintenance
100 S.W. Wright Avenue
Rank II
Carnegie Library
2909 S.W. Second Avenue
Rank III
Lair Hill Park
Rank III
Nurses Quarters
Historic Landmark
Chapman& Lownsdale Squares
1021-1121 S.W. Third Avenue
Rank I
Keller Fountain
1521 S.W. Third Avenue
Rank I
National Register,
Historic Landmark
Rank III
Park & Fountain
2020 S.W. Third Avenue
Portland City Hall
1220 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Blue Cross of Oregon Building
1800 S.W. Sixth Avenue
Historic Landmark
Farrell's Sycamore
1021 S.W. Ninth Avenue
Rank III
Beech Tree
1921 S.W. Ninth Avenue
Rank II
City of Portland Stable No. 1
1151 S.W. Sixteenth Avenue
Rank III
Bridge
2550 N.W. Alexandra Avenue
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
National Register,
Historic Landmark
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank II
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank II
Rank II
Holman Park
Stairway
Stairway
Stairway
Stairway
Stairway
Stairway
School
Stairway
Stairway
Women's Comfort Station
1701 N.W. Aspen Avenue
2623 N.W. Cornell Road
653 N.W. Culpepper Terrace
2843 N.W. Cumberland Road
2585 N.W. Marshall Street
230 N.W. Park Avenue
Pittock Mansion
3229 N.W. Pittock Drive
Stairway
Balch Creek Canyon Bridge
Macleay Park
Macleay Park Comfort Station
Fountain
Hillside Drive
Stairway
Stairway
Portland Fire Department Engine House #2
Fire House
886 N.W. Summit Avenue
3010 N.W. Thurman Street
2529 N.W. Westover Road
2769 N.W. Westover Road
510 N.W. Third Avenue
824 N.W. Twenty-fourth Avenue
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Rank I
National Register
Rank III
Historic Landmark
Rank III
Mult. Co. Historical
Site
Rank II
Rank III
--Historic Landmark
Rank I
Rank II
Historic Landmark
-Rank I
Rank II
Rank I
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
-Rank II
Rank III
Rank II
Rank I
Rank II
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank II
Rank III
Rank III
-Rank III
Rank III
--Rank III
Historic Landmark
National Register,
Historic Landmark
--Rank I
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank II
Rank III
Rank III
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Peninsula Park
Peninsula Park Bandstand
Peninsula Park Community Building
Fire House
Garage Incinerator
6400 N. Albina Avenue
8105 N. Brandon Avenue
9360 N. Columbia Boulevard
Vanport City
11000 N. Denver Avenue
North Fessenden Street Viaduct
University Community Building
Water Tank
Warehouse
Fire Station
North Lombard Street Viaduct
Overlook Community Center
St. Johns City Hall
Fireboat Station #2
Memorial Coliseum
Railroad Tunnel
Willamette Boulevard Viaduct
George Washington Statue
Charles B. Merrick Memorial Fountain
Dike & Pump Station
Twelfth Street Viaduct
Laurelhurst Gates
Concrete Stairway
Laurelhurst Gates
Joan of Arc Statue
Coe Circle Park
Park
Laurelhurst Gates
Ross War Memorial
Engine Company #28
Concrete Stairway with Cheek Wall
Rose City Primary School
Substation
Rose City Golf Course Clubhouse
Street furniture (drinking fountain)
Reservoir #2
Office
Residence
33rd and Francis Fire Station
6200 N. Fessenden Street
9009 N. Foss Avenue
1915 N. Going Street
1900 N. Interstate Avenue
5340 N. Interstate Avenue
6700 N. Lombard Street
3839 N. Melrose Drive
7214 N. Philadelphia Avenue
822 N. River Street
1401 N. Wheeler Street
4400 N. Willamette Boulevard
6900 N. Willamette Boulevard
5628 N.E. Alameda Street
5630 N.E. Alameda Street
1100 N.E. Argyle Drive
1200 N.E. Banfield Freeway
3200-3201 E. Burnside Street
3015 N.E. Fremont Street
3200-3201 N.E. Glisan Street
3800 N.E. Glisan Street
3880-3910 N.E. Glisan Street
30 N.E. Oregon Street
3300-3301 N.E. Peerless Place
4700 N.E. Sandy Boulevard
5540 N.E. Sandy Boulevard
2600 N.E. Stuart Drive
6433 N.E. Tillamook Street
985 N.E. Twenty-first Avenue
2200 N.E. Seventy-second Avenue
6325 S.E. Division Street
6437 S.E. Division Street
3350 S.E. Francis Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
8039 S.E. Grand Avenue
Restrooms
Reservoir #1
Ladd's Addition Parks & Street Trees
Westmoreland Park Casting Pond
Automobile Testing Station
Park
Sellwood Community House
Fire Department Engine Co. #7
Office
4700 S.E. Harold Street
6801 S.E. Harrison Street
1950 S.E. Ladd Avenue
7605 S.E. McLoughlin Boulevard
1131 S.E. Powell Boulevard
2440 S.E. Powell Boulevard
1436 S.E. Spokane Street
1036 S.E. Stark Street
3755 S.E. Stark Street
The Portland Plan
Rank III
Rank III
Rank II
Rank III
-Rank II
Rank III
Rank II
Rank III
-Rank III
-Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank I
Restroom
Sellwood Park Bathhouse
Fire Station No. 20
Col. Summers Park
Park Structure
Engine House Number 9
Laurelhurst Park
Laurelhurst Gates
Fire Station
Reservoir #6
Restroom
Reservoir #5
Restroom
Lents Park
Fire Station
Sleepy Hollow Residence
6535 S.E. Taylor Street
7951 S.E. Seventh Avenue
8210 S.E. Thirteenth Avenue
1015 S.E. Twentieth Avenue
4400 S.E. Thirty-second Avenue
900 S.E. Thirty-fifth Avenue
101 S.E. Thirty-ninth Avenue
457-458 S.E. Thirty-ninth Avenue
5905 S.E. Forty-third Avenue
1600 S.E. Sixtieth Avenue
1250 S.E. Sixty-third Avenue
1530 SE Division
1501 S.E. Sixty-eighth Avenue
4707 S.E. Ninety-second Avenue
5707 S.E. Ninety-second Avenue
6704 S.E. 122nd Drive
Note: Historic Resource Inventory (HRI) data was compiled in 1984. It has not been updated with information
about alterations or other historic designations that occurred since that date. Also, it is not known whether the
data is reliable in terms of accuracy.
This list was derived by conducting a digital search of the HRI data according to property ownership. There may
be some errors and inconsistencies in the list. Some properties were not listed in the HRI digital files, but were
“found” by a search of HRI paper documents.
A considerable number of properties in the HRI are publicly owned. These were all evaluated
as potentially significant under the HRI survey process, and many have already been
designated as historic landmarks in Portland.
Note that any member of the public can nominate a publicly owned property to the National
Register, notwithstanding the potential objection of the owner.
Many of these resources are worthy of a higher level of designation. For example, Memorial
Coliseum, which is currently under consideration for listing in the National Register of Historic
Places.
Properties can be removed from the National Register by request of the owner to the Bureau
of Development Services. The following list shows all removal requests that have been
recorded since approximately 2003. Many of those resources have since been demolished.
These do not typically represent publicly owned properties.
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6. Historic Resource Inventory Removal Requests, 2001-2009
Source: Bureau of Development Services (BDS)
Date Removed
from HRI
12/17/2003
3/17/2003
3/17/2003
5/8/2003
6/2/2003
7/3/2003
7/11/2003
7/22/2003
9/3/2003
9/8/2003
5/4/2004
8/20/2004
8/25/2004
9/1/2004
10/21/2004
11/9/2004
11/9/2004
11/9/2004
10/26/2004
10/26/2004
12/10/2004
1/20/2005
1/20/2005
2/2/2005
2/15/2005
3/22/2005
4/21/2005
6/7/2005
8/26/2005
9/14/2005
10/17/2005
10/19/2005
2/13/2006
3/1/2006
3/1/2006
3/22/2006
3/29/2006
5/8/2006
6/7/2006
6/19/2006
6/20/2006
9/19/2006
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Property Address
1110 SW 11th Avenue
1011 & 1013 N Killingsworth Street
1710 SE 39th Avenue
933 SW Davenport
5522 N Albina Street
3664 SE Glenwood
2149 NW 32nd Avenue
5914 SE 47th Avenue
1345 SE Harney
927-935 SE Marion
5553 NE Glisan Street
8823 SE 13th Avenue
8917 N Newell
5942 N Montana
220 NE Beech Street
4238 SW Corbett
3204 NE Weidler
7875 SW Capitol Highway
404-418 SW 2nd Avenue
715 SW Columbia
1307 SW Broadway
1331 SW Broadway
610 SW 12th Avenue
1122-36 SW Alder
902 SE Mill
1205 NW Marshall
1223 NW Marshall
1208 SW Montgomery
3368 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard
305 NW 12th Avenue
3822 SE 11th Avenue
5245 SW Florida
4240 SW Pomona
6007 SW 18th Drive
304 SE Alder Street
6800 NE Durham
7802 N Vancouver Avenue
1017 NE Oneonta
2390, 2392, 2388 SW Cedar
The Portland Plan
10/9/2006
11/15/2006
12/27/2006
1/3/2007
1/4/2007
8/19/2007
1/11/2008
2/27/2008
5/22/2008
6/13/2008
5741 SE Foster
3804 N Melrose
2005 SW 5th Avenue
518, 520 -522 SW Jackson; 2005 SW 5th Avenue
3826 N Melrose
1510 SW 13th Avenue
218 SW Jefferson
4370 NE Halsey Street
909-935 NW 19th Avenue
4429 SE 65th Avenue
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III. MAPS
The maps in this section may be viewed as separate documents using a digital link:
1. Historic Resources
2. Buildings Constructed Before 1960
3. Central City District Resources
4. Portland Properties in the Special Assessment Program
5. Historic Resource Inventory
6. Applicability of Historic Design Review Approval Criteria
7. Annexations to the City of Portland
8. City of Portland-Owned Properties
9. Historic Properties with LEED Status
10. Irvington Neighborhood and Conservation District
11. East Portland Age of Structure (Selected years, 1941-1958 and 1959 to present)
12. 70 Years of Change in East Portland
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Historic Resources - The City of Portland, Oregon

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