It’s not exactly the Oregon Historical Society’s secret warehouse of all things Oregon history, but it could be close. The City of Portland is opening the city archives for public viewing and tours on Friday, October 28th from 1-4. The Stanley Parr Archives & Records Center is located @ 9360 N Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97203.
Come on down and check out what the city keeps.
Benjamin Franklin: Unplugged
Ed Hird Benjamin Franklin seems to be a timeless person who continues to fascinates many generations later:...
Portland Musicians Launch “Fair Trade Music” Campaign
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Sean Hudson Paul, I’m curious as to whether you are a full-time working musician, club owner, an interested...
paul What a fantastic way to destroy live music and replace it with a jukebox/karaoke machine/guitar hero game. What...
Burgerville Announces Latest Sustainability Innovation: Makes its Drive-Thru Open to Bicyclists
Radical Women That a cool idea for bicyclists. It’s about time someone thought of it. Let’s just hope...
The one place I still haven’t gotten to as part of the research I was doing into the Great Light Way, mainly because it seemed to be a pain in the ass to get to via TriMet.