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1. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

2. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

3. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

4. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

5. Woodlark Building (Portland, Oregon

Woodlark Building (Portland, Oregon

Description: Originally the home of Woodard, Clarke and Company and Clarke-Woodard Drug company, the high-rise building is a fire-proof, commercial building from the era of expansion in downtown Portland.

6. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

7. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

8. Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Electric Building (Portland, Oregon)

Description: National Register of Historic Places (Listed 1989)

9. Woodlark Building (Portland, OR)

Woodlark Building (Portland, OR)

Description: Originally the home of Woodard, Clarke and Company and Clarke-Woodard Drug company, the high-rise building is a fire-proof, commercial building from the era of expansion in downtown Portland.

10. Woodlark Building (Portland, OR)

Woodlark Building (Portland, OR)

Description: Originally the home of Woodard, Clarke and Company and Clarke-Woodard Drug company, the high-rise building is a fire-proof, commercial building from the era of expansion in downtown Portland.