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LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Project

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Community and Economic Development
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Portland’s LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Project built on decades of community work to advance inclusion, recognition, and preservation. The 2022–24 phase resulted in a survey of places, a citywide historic context statement, and nomination of resources to the National Register of Historic Places.
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A crowd of people is gathered outside a red brick building with a sign reading "Three Sisters".

LGBTQ+ Historic Resources Survey and Context Statement

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LGBTQ+ Historic Sites StoryMap

The current exterior of the building currently known as the Crystal Hotel.

LGBTQ+ National Register of Historic Places listings

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Read the LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Project zine

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Contact

Historic Resources Staff

historic.resources@portlandoregon.gov

Past Meetings and Hearings

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