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Portland Transportation History: Links and Updates

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Dedicated to documenting Portland, Oregon's unique transportation history. I haven't had much (any) time to work on Portland's transportation history, but luckily some others have. Jonathan over at www.bikeportland.org. Has a great post on Oregon's first attempt at changing stop sign laws for cyclists. Find it here. For anyone who is interested in the on-going Portland Bike History project, you can download a draft report. You can download.). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Portland Transportation History: Streetcar History on OPB TV

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Dedicated to documenting Portland, Oregon's unique transportation history. Streetcar History on OPB TV. I received this email from OPB:. You can cut to the chase by going to the Oregon Experience web page. We hope you can help get the word out about the program and two pre-broadcast screenings:. The screenings are free and open to the public and OPB producers will be on hand to answer questions. The first is in Astoria on Monday, Feb. 21 at noon at the Maritime Museum (1792 Marine Drive).

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Portland Transportation History: A couple of post-worthy links

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Dedicated to documenting Portland, Oregon's unique transportation history. A couple of post-worthy links. Well, I promise at least one of these links is post-worthy: The City of Portland's Principal Planner, Steve Dotterrer has put together a fantastic presentation. And well worth a listen. The presentation is broken down into seven files for size's sake. The other link is to a review. Apology accepted. ;-). November 30, 2010 at 11:54:00 PM PST. January 11, 2011 at 12:37:00 AM PST. Someone asked that que...

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South Waterfront to Downtown by Trolley | The 4T – Trail, Tram, Trolley, Train

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The 4T – Trail, Tram, Trolley, Train. Exploring Portland with the 4T. South Waterfront to Downtown by Trolley. Previous 4T: South Waterfront to OHSU by Tram. Next on 4T: Zoo to Downtown by Train. Operation: Mon Sun, 7:30 AM TO 10:30 PM. Frequency: The trolley runs every 14-20 minutes. Next trolly: Text 12883. To get a text telling when next trolley is due. Trail head: Directions to Downtown Trolley at South Waterfront. Restrooms: At Central Library. At end of trip and OHSU Center for Health and Healing.

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Downtown to the South Waterfront by Trolley | The 4T – Trail, Tram, Trolley, Train

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The 4T – Trail, Tram, Trolley, Train. Exploring Portland with the 4T. Downtown to the South Waterfront by Trolley. 4T Trolley Map (Portland Street Car). Previous 4T: Zoo to Downtown by Train. Next on 4T: South Waterfront to OHSU by Tram. Operation: Mon Sun, 7:30 AM TO 10:30 PM. Frequency: The trolley runs every 14-20 minutes. Next trolly: Text 9633. To get a text telling when next trolley is due. Trail head: Directions to Downtown Trolley stop at library. Restrooms: At Central Library. At end of trip.

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Portland Transportation History: Portland bike history in the air

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Dedicated to documenting Portland, Oregon's unique transportation history. Portland bike history in the air. While I toil away in the gray halls of the bureaucracy, there are. People working on transportation history. In the last several weeks I've seen a handful of articles and fielded calls about Portland's bike past. I was queried (I think "interview" would be too strong a word) by Outside. More locally, Nick Bjork from the website " Neighborhood Notes. Political reporter for the Oregonian. It's not P...

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Stop 04 | pdxstreetcar

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Tour Portland's Eastside Streetcar Route – via barcode. Stop 4: Weidler and Grand. We are at the Eastern most point of the route. We will turn right and now go South towards OMSI. This is a great fast food stop with Burger King, Taco Bell, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Muchas Gracias, Mashita Teriyaki, Starbucks, Wendys and several others within a block or two. You can work it off at the Lloyd Athletic Club. At 815 NE Halsey or wash it down with a beer at Devan’s Pub, 715 NE Broadway. Stacy and Witbeck contrac...

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Portland Transportation History: Yes! A new post

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Dedicated to documenting Portland, Oregon's unique transportation history. Ok, ok - I know it's been about two years and none of you believe that I am still here. Well, I am - kind of. I have. Been doing some transportation history work, but not so much to keep regular postings flowing. That said, I've got some links to articles I've written for the Oregon Encyclopedia Project. And for the Oregon Historical Quarterly. In the OHQ I have a long piece on the history of the Crooked River.