Portland Then & Now

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As Portland’s built landscape transforms at an unprecedented pace, our connection to the city’s past faces challenges that can only be met through preservation and documentation. The book Portland Then and Now (Pavilion Books, 2017), offers side by side comparisons of views throughout the city over time. In this presentation, Dan Haneckow will talk about the changes Portland has experienced, while sharing photos from his book as well as unpublished photos from his personal collection. You’ll see images of startling transformation, contrasted with those of surprising continuity. When all is said and done, you’re sure to leave this presentation with a better understanding of contemporary Portland in relation to past incarnations.

Dan Haneckow is a Portland-based writer and historian and the author of the recently updated and re-issued book Portland Then and Now (Pavilion Books, 2017). He has previously presented at the AHC on a variety of topics, including Third Street - Portland’s “Great Light Way.” Copies of Portland Then and Now will be on sale at the program.

Sponsored by: Craftsman Design & Renovation

This lecture program is held at the Architectural Heritage Center - 701 SE Grand Avenue

Seating is Limited. Pre-Registration is Highly Recommended.

Parking is on-street (free on Saturdays) or in the parking lot on the west side of Grand Avenue between SE Yamhill and Belmont Streets - just to the north of the Urbanite. Do not use the lot where Dutch Bros. Coffee is located. Thank you to Bolliger and Sons Insurance for sharing their lot with us for our evening and Saturday education programs.