Events

Join Lawrence Kreisman to explore how the organization “Historic Seattle” has preserved, restored and advocated to save Seattle’s built legacy

Explore the history of Volga German settlement in Portland. Their community and contributions.

The Holladay Addition was a bet on East Portland that took decades to pay out. It was platted in 1871 by transportation magnate Ben Holladay with the goal of outshining downtown Portland and “make the grass grow on Front Street.” In 1960, that dream nearly became reality with the opening of Lloyd Center.

Hear about one man's scheme following Portland's 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition to move the hillside above Willamette Heights into Guilds Lake.

Join Richard Thompson who will demonstrate how Portland neighborhoods owe their location, alignment, and growth to the streetcar.

If you love your original, double-hung windows, but just wish they worked better – know they can! Come learn to do-it-yourself from a local expert.