File:The Oregonian Building circa 1900.png

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DescriptionThe Oregonian Building circa 1900.png	The Oregonian Building in 1900. This building was completed in 1892, and was demolished in 1950. The clock tower was between 194 and 196 feet (about 59 m) tall, and was Portland, Oregon's tallest structure at the time of its completion (and until at least 1911). (The newspaper moved to another building in 1948, and both the old and new buildings were/are called The Oregonian Building.)
Date	December 1900
Source	Oregon Native Son, Vol. II, No. 7
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author
Permission (Reusing this file)	First published in the United States before 1923 - public domain

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