- History of Portland
History of Portland may refer to:
*History of Portland, Maine
*History of Portland, Oregon
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History of Portland, Oregon — The History of Portland, Oregon began in 1843 on the Willamette River in what was then called Oregon Country. In 1845 the name of Portland was chosen for this community and on February 8 1851 the city was incorporated. Portland has continued to… … Wikipedia
History of Portland, Maine — The History of Portland, Maine begins when the area was called Machigonne, meaning great neck, by the Abenaki Native Americans who originally inhabited the peninsula. It extends to the city s recent cultural and economic renaissance. ettlementThe … Wikipedia
Portland, Oregon — Portland City City of Portland Portland s skyline from the west, with Mount Hood on the left … Wikipedia
Portland Aerial Tram — City Portland, Oregon Country United States Operated by Oregon Health Science University Type … Wikipedia
Portland City Hall (Oregon) — Portland City Hall U.S. National Register of Historic Places … Wikipedia
Portland High School (Tennessee) — Portland High School is located in Portland, Tennessee. Portland has a population of about 10,000 people. PHS offers a variety of courses; 2 foreign languages, sciences, social studies, math, welding, agricultural studies, family and consumer… … Wikipedia
Portland, Maine — City of Portland City Aerial view of Downtown Portland … Wikipedia
Portland Timbers — For other uses, see Portland Timbers (disambiguation). Portland Timbers Nickname(s) The Timbers Founded 2009 St … Wikipedia
Portland International Raceway — Motorsport venue Name = Portland International Raceway Location = Portland, Oregon, United States Coordinates = Time = GMT 7 Capacity = 86,000 Owner = City of Portland Operator = Mark Wigginton Broke ground = Opened = 1960 Closed = Construction… … Wikipedia
Portland Hotel — The Portland Hotel (or Hotel Portland) was a hotel in Portland, Oregon, United States that formerly occupied the city block that is now the site of Pioneer Courthouse Square.cite web |last= Flores |first= Trudy |coauthors= Sarah Griffith |url=… … Wikipedia
