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All original photos of Porland, OR...from the nerds at greetingsfromportlandia.com
Remains of the original entrance to Washington Park on West Burnside.
The Hawthorne Bridge, looking northwest from the Eastbank Esplanade.
Steeple of the First Presbyterian Church, built in 1886, stands in front of the Indigo @ 12 West building, built in 2007.
The 1000 Broadway Building towers over older apartment blocks downtown.
View directly across the Ross Island Bridge from the West Hills.
Survey marker at the former location of the Willamette Stone, marking the intersection of the Willamette Baseline and the Willamette Meridian.
Overgrown stairway in the closed Berry Botanical Garden.
The Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, built over a canyon on the OHSU campus.
The Rose Garden Children’s Park, inside Washington Park.
The original I-5 Iowa St. Viaduct, currently being replaced.
Mt. Hood in February, with East Portland and I-205 in the foreground.
Parker House in Westmoreland, the largest home in East Portland when it was built.
Johnson Creek flowing through the Leach Botanical Garden.
Ariel Terraces on NW Cumberland Rd, built for the inventor of the electric curling iron in 1926, Clarissa McKeyes Inman, and recently featured on Celebrity Househunting.
Oaks Amusement Park Skating Rink, in continuous operation since 1905.
