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Building Research guide

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The materials found within this virtual box were either used in the creation of or informed the guide in some manner. Scans of photos, flyers, and documents have been brought together from several City collections for ease of use and access.
Please cite Portland City Archives in your work! We strive to make our materials as accessible and easy to use as possible, and our citation requirements are very simple. View our citation instructions below, and email us at PARC@portlandoregon.gov for questions about permissions and use.
Curated research guides to help researchers navigate our City's historical collections.
Content Manager (CM) Functionality Grid
The City of Portland's Electronic Records Management System
Covers the rollout process for implementing Content Manager in your office/division/bureau.
Content Manager Support page
The Portland City Archives has scanned and published all available relocation files from the Emanuel Hospital Urban Renewal project, 1968-1975.
Resources to help researchers find local records and information outside of the Portland City Archives collections.
The materials found within this virtual box were either used in the creation of or informed the guide in some manner. Scans of photos, flyers, and documents have been brought together from several City collections for ease of use and access. There are many more records available via Efiles.

Historic Oregon Newspapers

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On this site you can search and access complete content for historic Oregon newspapers that have been digitized as part of the Oregon Digital Newspaper Program (ODNP). This full-text searchable database contains almost1,400,000 pages from Oregon newspapers dated1846 - 2020.
How to Order Record Center Boxes

Online Exhibits

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Exhibits included here highlight the City's collections and history.

Oral Histories

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Oral Histories included here gather and preserve stories documenting Portland's City government.
The City Archives is open to everyone! You don’t need to be a scholar to do research.
Public Records Requests vs. Archival Research

Records Center

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Information and procedures for the Portland Archives & Records Center

Records Help

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Learn about managing physical and electronic City records, maintaining records in accordance with the retention schedule, and accessing records located in the Records Center or in Content Manager.

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