Housing Sep 7, 2016 at 4:00 am

Portland's Oldest Buildings Just Got Harder to Demolish

But Has the City Been Breaking State Law Since 2002?

Dirk VanderHart
Jeremy Eaton
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Thankfully, because even if you don't appreciate architecture, historians do. This Victorian beauty '015 SW Gibbs St. - Portland, OR 97239' is currently on the demo block. At 15 years old the first class I took at PSU was an architecture appreciation class, discovering all forms of city highlights and their builder's/style.

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Don't do it!
~tld
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