Architectural Heritage Center

The Architectural Heritage Center educates and advocates for the preservation of Portland’s historic built environment and diverse cultural heritage. Each year we organize over 100 public programs, docent-led tours, and a rotating series of gallery exhibitions on a wide variety of topics about Portland’s past, present, and future.

Portland’s architecture and neighborhoods reflect the city’s cultural and ethnic diversity. Our education programs and tours promote conversations about how our historic built environment has over time shaped and been shaped by the rich and multi-layered fabric of our society and our contemporary environment. Our advocacy is directed at keeping Portland a just, sustainable, and livable city.

The Architectural Heritage Center is owned and operated by the Bosco-Milligan Foundation. 

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701 SE Grand Avenue | Portland, Oregon 97214
HOURS
Wed-Sat | 10am-5pm
CALL OR EMAIL
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.
ADMISSION
$7.00 General Public
AHC Members Free!
AHC participates in Museums for All, so admission is free with a SNAP EBT card.
Use your Chinook Book coupon to get 2 for 1 admission.
We are a Blue Star Museum.  From Armed Forces Day through Labor Day, admission program is free for those currently serving in the United States Military and up to five family members. Just bring your military ID.

 

NOW ON VIEW

The Artistic and Eclectic Will Martin

View this original exhibition about the Portland and Oregon architect Will Martin, best known as the lead designer of Pioneer Courthouse Square.

CITY CLUB AT THE AHC ON JULY 20

Conversation on Building Reuse

Join UW Architecture Professor Kathryn Rogers Merlino for a discussion about how truly sustainable design requires reusing and reimagining existing buildings.

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Events

 

Resources

 

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