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Save the Portland Oregon Gas and Coke Building

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Linda McKinney
12 years ago

yes, this building is beautiful, even though it is 100 yrs. old. please save it

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Joseph Davis
12 years ago

Let it stay.

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James DeRosso
12 years ago Featured

I would pay $50 for a guided tour of the inside of this building. I would pay $100 to be admitted to the party in that building celebrating its restoration. And why aren't the corporations that polluted the land financially responsible for cleaning up their mess?!

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Dencie Olson
12 years ago

A lovely piece of history that deserves to be restored!

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Prof. Jesse Locker
12 years ago

It only takes a moment of short-sightedness to destroy irreplaceable part of the city's historical legacy.

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Kick Ass Oregon History
12 years ago

Let's Save Portland History, not Destroy it.

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Taylor J Melville
12 years ago

Oregon

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Lloyd Payne
12 years ago

Classic!

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Aaron Smith
12 years ago

Just imagine it as a museum...that rents out for parties.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

The building is not only a part of history, the architectural disign is amazing.

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Diana Patterson
12 years ago

Please ensure all alternatives to the destruction of a historic piece of Portland's past.

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Michael Payne
12 years ago

Please Save this landmark

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Kristina Franklin
12 years ago

This is a beautiful building. Every time I drive down highway 30, this building stands out to me. It is a landmark, a thing of beauty in the middle of industrial wasteland.

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Marsha Anderson
12 years ago

Oregon

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kelly mckernan
12 years ago

save our history.

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Heather Winfrey
12 years ago

Such a beautiful building, i want to know how i can help!

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Patrick Nickelson
12 years ago

always love seeing this building on my way into portland

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Penny Steinmann
12 years ago

I've loved this building for so long, I'm happy to see an effort to save it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

History should be preserved! Fix it up, and make money off of it by turning it into a tourist attraction! DONT TEAR IT DOWN!

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Colton Thorud
12 years ago

I see this Building almost everyday, It may be condemned but I would hate to see a gap.