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Fred E Harlow House
726 E Hist Col River Hwy, Troutdale, Oregon 97060
Built: c1900
Style: 2-story Farm House
National Registry of Historic Places: January 19, 1984
Significance: The father of Fred E Harlow was Captain John Harlow, founder of the City of Troutdale.
Current Use: Museum maintained and owned by the Troutdale Historical Society
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Historic Columbia River Highway
Troutdale (West entrance of Stark Street Bridge) to The Dalles
Built: 1913 construction began; 1916 west end opens; 1922 completed to The Dalles
Style: Two-lane scenic highway
National Registry of Historic Places: May 16, 2000
Significance: Engineering; Landscape Architecture; Transportation; Politics/Government; Outdoor Recreation
Current Use: Public and residential highway vehicular traffic; portions are bike and pedestrian trails only
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Methodist Episcopal Church
302 SE Harlow Street, Troutdale, Oregon 97060
Built: 1895
Style: Gothic Revival
National Registry of Historic Places: August 2, 1993
Significance: First church and oldest building in Troutdale
Remodel: 1922 & ????
Current Use: Four-plex apartments
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Multnomah County Poor Farm
2126 SW Halsey Street, Troutdale, Oregon 97060
Built: c1911
Style: Georgian Revival (main building)
National Registry of Historic Places: May 2, 1990
Significance: The second site of poor relief in Multnomah County. It was built after the 1868 Hillside Farm in Portland Heights was condemned in 1910.
Current Use: The multiple buildings are the McMemamin Edgefield complex.
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