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Architectural Heritage Center
The Architectural Heritage Center connects people and place, past and future Word 2018. Each year we organize over 100 public programs, docent-led tours, and gallery exhibitions on a wide variety of topics related to Portland’s built environment 이력서 포트폴리오 다운로드. Learn more.>>
The Architectural Heritage Center is owned and operated by the Bosco-Milligan Foundation.
To get involved in our work, sign up to be on our email list HiQ 2. 1.
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The AHC has closed the exhibit galleries and put all in-person programs on hold for the time being to limit exposure to COVID-19 and help protect our community 용비불패 다운로드. The AHC has postponed the Old House Revival tour previously planned for April. The rescheduled dates for events will be sent to all registrants and posted on our website and social media 영화 귀를 기울이면 다운로드.
701 SE Grand Avenue | Portland, Oregon 97214
HOURS
Wed-Sat | 10am-5pm
CALL OR EMAIL
We are working remotely, so feel free to email us or leave a VM movie Wicked. We will return your call.
503-231-7264
info@VisitAHC.org
GETTING HERE
#6 – MLK and Grand Avenue; #15 Morrison and Belmont
The Portland Streetcar (map)
The A Loop stop closest to the AHC is SE MLK and Morrison. The B Loop stop closest to the AHC is SE Grand and Morrison 카카오 tv 다운로드.
ADMISSION
$7.00 General Public
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AHC participates in Museums for All, so admission is free with a SNAP EBT card pc room launcher.
Use your Chinook Book coupon to get 2 for 1 admission Photoshop 2018.
NEWS
Project to protect African American historic resources moves forward
UPDATED February 29, 2020 - The State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation voted unanimously on February 28 to forward the MPD to the Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places for final approval and [...]
AHC Advocacy Affects Portland Multi-Dwelling Zoning Changes
December 17, 2019 - Efforts by the AHC advocacy committee and other historic preservation advocates have resulted in additional protections for historic resources in Portland’s multi-dwelling zones. Following almost two years of development, the Portland [...]
