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Possibly one of the most major events of Portland's first century as a city was the [[Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition]] held in [[Northwest Portland]]. The 1905 event drew more than two million visitors during its run and contributed to a population boom that lasted through the rest of the decade. | Possibly one of the most major events of Portland's first century as a city was the [[Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition]] held in [[Northwest Portland]]. The 1905 event drew more than two million visitors during its run and contributed to a population boom that lasted through the rest of the decade. | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 1 July 2013
Portland in the 1840s
Portland began in 1843 when a land claim in present-day downtown Portland was filed by pioneers William Overton and Asa Lovejoy.
Portland in the 1850s
The City of Portland was officially incorporated on February 8, 1851.
Portland in the 1860s
Portland in the 1870s
Portland in the 1880s
Portland in the 1890s
In 1891, the city of Portland merged with the towns of East Portland and Albina.
Portland in the 1900s
Willamette River panorama looking west at Portland, Oregon 1908
Possibly one of the most major events of Portland's first century as a city was the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition held in Northwest Portland. The 1905 event drew more than two million visitors during its run and contributed to a population boom that lasted through the rest of the decade.
Portland in the 1910s
Portland grew again in 1915, when it annexed St. Johns and Linnton.
Portland in the 1920s
Portland in the 1930s
Portland in the 1940s
Portland in the 1950s
Portland in the 1960s
Portland in the 1970s
Portland in the 1980s
Portland in the 1990s
Portland in the 2000s
In 2009, PortlandWiki was launched.
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