Photos from the past show the history of protests in Portland

In a photo in the Evening Express on Oct. 15, 1965, anti-war and anti-draft protesters demonstrate outside U.S. military recruitment offices at 500 Forest Ave. in Portland. (Press Herald photo ...

At Portland’s Victoria Mansion, an artist considers a history of slavery

Carl Joe Williams, an artist from New Orleans, created a painting for the Victoria Mansion that addresses the slave-owning ...

'Anarchists illegally took them down,' and now Portland is putting statues of Lincoln and Roosevelt back up

Portland decides to reinstall Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt monuments after public sessions revealed divided ...
Killeen Daily Herald

Spirits stir beneath Portland’s quirky charm

Beneath Portland’s indie shops and coffee-lined streets lies a history filled with ghost stories that refuse to fade. Old ...
Willamette Week

Where Portland’s Past Meets Modern Magic

Today, The Evergreen is a go-to space for Portland’s most memorable gatherings. With over 5,000 square feet of open, ...

Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt statues returning to downtown Portland, with new stories to tell

In October 2020, during what was dubbed “Indigenous Peoples Day of Rage,” protesters toppled the Abraham Lincoln and Theodore ...
Willamette Week

Four Paranormal Bar Recs From a Portland Ghost Tour Guide

We asked Houston Oldland, who guides Portland Ghost Tours through Old Town, for some of his best dirt. Oldland’s walking ...