List of Art Deco architecture in Oregon

This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in Oregon, United States.

W.O.W. Hall, Eugene

Eugene

• Knight Library, Eugene, 1937
• McCracken Brothers Motor Freight Building, Eugene, 1946
• Schaefers Building, Eugene, 1929
• United States Post Office, Eugene, 1939
• W.O.W. Hall, Eugene, 1932

Grants Pass

• Grants Pass Steam Laundry, Grants Pass, 1903
• Redwoods Hotel, Grants Pass, 1926
• Rogue Theatre, Grants Pass, 1938

Gresham

• Gresham High School Agricultural Building, Gresham, 1940
• Gresham High School Auditorium, Gresham, 1940
• Gresham High School Gymnasium, Gresham, 1940

Hood River

• Butler Bank, Hood River, 1924
• Keir Medical Building, Hood River, 1927
• United States Post Office, Hood River, 1935

Klamath Falls

• First National Bank, Klamath Falls, 1930
• Golden Rule (former JC Penney Building), Klamath Falls, 1937
• Klamath County Armory and Auditorium (now Klamath County Museum), Klamath Falls, 1935
• Oregon Bank Building, Klamath Falls, 1929
• Ross Ragland Theater (former Esquire Theater), Klamath Falls, 1940
• United States National Bank, Klamath Falls, 1937
• Winema Hotel, Klamath Falls, 1930

Craterian Theater, Medford

Medford

• Central Medford High School, Medford, 1931
• Cora Knight Addition, Medford, 1930s
• Craterian Theater, Medford, 1924
• Fluhrer Bakery Building, 29 North Holly Street, Medford, 1933
• Hamlin Building East, Medford, 1886 and 1939
• Harry & David Building, Medford, 1937
• Hight Realty, Medford, 1947
• Holly Theatre, Medford, 1930
• Hubbard Hardware/Woods Building, Medford, 1913 and 1941
• J. C. Penney Building, Medford, 1948
• Jackson County Courthouse, Medford, 1932
• Johnson Market Groceteria, Medford, 1927
• Leever Motor Company, Medford, 1947
• Pacific Greyhound Bus Depot, Medford, 1948
• Safeway/Littrell Auto Parts, Medford, 1936, 1945
• Tayler–Phipps Building (now a shoe store), Medford, 1909 and 1937
• Vawter–Brophy Building, Medford, 1907 and 1940s
• Warner, Wortman & Gore Building, Medford, 1900 and 1927
• Washington Elementary School, 610 South Peach Street, Medford, 1931 and 1949
• Winetrout/Crater Lake Ford Building, Medford, 1946
• Young/Humphrey Motors, Medford, 1936

Charles F. Berg Building, Portland

Portland

• Aladdin Theatre, Portland, 1927
• Avalon Theater, Portland, 1925
• Bagdad Theatre, Portland, 1927
• Bertha M. and Marie A. Green House, Portland, 1937
• Canterbury Castle, Portland, 1931
• Capri Apartments, Alphabet Historic District, Portland 1932
• Charles F. Berg Building, Portland, 1902 and 1930
• Coca-Cola Building, Portland, 1941
• Commodore Hotel, Portland, 1925
• Eastside Mortuary Building, Portland, 1930
• Hollywood Theatre, Portland, 1926
• Jantzen Knitting Mills Company Building, Portland, 1929
• Jeanne Manor Apartment Building, Portland, 1931
• Jensen Investment Company Building, Portland, 1930
• Harry A. and Gerda Johnson Building, Kenton Commercial Historic District, Portland, 1922
• Kenyon Building, Kenton Commercial Historic District, Portland, 1951
• Laurelhurst Theater, Portland, 1923
• Metropolitan Apartments, Portland, 1930
• Moreland Theatre, Portland, 1926
• Morris & Lizzie Goldstein Building, Kenton Commercial Historic District, Portland, 1923
• Park Regent Apartments, Portland, 1930
• Portland Art Museum, Portland, 1932
• Regent Apartments, Portland, 1937
• Roseway Theater, Portland, 1924
• St. Johns Signal Tower Gas Station, Portland, 1954
• Sunshine Dairy Plant, Portland, 1936
• Terminal Sales Building, Portland, 1927
• Volunteers of America, East Portland Grand Avenue Historic District, Portland, 1930

Salem

• Corban University Library, Salem, 1935
• Elsinore Theatre, Salem, 1926
• Grand Theatre (former Grand Drugs and International Order of Odd Fellows Building), Salem, 1900 and 1947
• Old West Salem City Hall, Salem, 1935
• Oregon State Capitol, Salem, 1936
• State Library of Oregon, Salem, 1939

Isaac Lee Patterson Bridge, Gold Beach

Leaburg Power Plant, Lane County

Other cities

• Alger Theatre, Lakeview, 1940
• Ashland Springs Hotel, Ashland, 1925
• Baker City Tower, Baker City, 1929
• Big Creek Bridge, Heceta Head, 1931
• Cameo Theatre, Newberg, 1937
• Captain Robert Gray School, Astoria
• Celebration Center (former Port Theater), North Bend
• City Hall, Mt. Angel
• Clackamas County Courthouse, Oregon City, 1936
• Coos Art Museum (former Marshfield Post Office), Coos Bay, 1936
• Corvalis High School, Corvallis, 1935
• Cottage Grove Armory, Cottage Grove, 1931
• Dayton High School, Dayton, 1935
• Eltrym Theater, Baker City, 1940
• Forest Theatre, Forest Grove
• Harbor Theatre, Florence, 1938
• Harney County Courthouse, Burns, 1940
• Hub Department Store Building, Coos Bay, 1926 and 1941
• The Hub Restaurant (now Surefire Design), Albany, 1940s
• Isaac Lee Patterson Bridge, Gold Beach to Wedderburn, 1932
• John Jacob Astor Hotel, Astoria, 1923
• Joy Cinema & Pub, Tigard, 1939
• Kuhn Cinema, Lebanon, 1935
• Leaburg Power Plant, Lane County, 1930
• Mack Theater, McMinnville, 1942
• Marshfield High School, Coos Bay, 1939
• Midway Theatre, Newport
• Milton Odem House, Redmond, 1941
• Owyhee Dam, Adrian, 1932
• Palace Theatre, Silverton, 1935
• Pine Theater, Prineville, 1938
• Rio Theatre, Sweet Home, 1950
• Seaside Building, Seaside
• Siuslaw River Bridge, Florence, 1936
• Springdale School, Springdale, 1931
• Springfield Motors Buick Dealership, Springfield, 1952
• Ten Mile Creek Bridge, Lane County, 1931
• Tillamook City Hall (former Tillamook Post Office), Tillamook, 1942
• Toledo History Center (former Toledo City Hall), Toledo
• Tower Theater, Bend, 1940
• Union Pacific Station, Nyssa, 1940s
• United States Post Office, Ontario
• Varsity Theatre, Ashland, 1937
• Vista House, Corbett, 1918
• Wilson River Bridge, Tillamook, 1931

See also

• List of Art Deco architecture
• List of Art Deco architecture in the United States

References

• "Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings." Roadside Architecture.com. Retrieved 2019-01-03.
• Cinema Treasures. Retrieved 2022-09-06
• "Court House Lover". Flickr. Retrieved 2022-09-06
• "New Deal Map". The Living New Deal. Retrieved 2020-12-25.
• "SAH Archipedia". Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved 2021-11-21.

External links

• Media related to Art Deco architecture in Oregon at Wikimedia Commons