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Walking Tour of the The Dalles Commercial Historic District
National Register of Historic Places
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Map |
Description |
Year Built |
Classification in National Register of Historic Places |
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1 |
City Park
Vicinity of 7th & Union
(Picnic area, play equipment for children)
|
1899 |
Primary |
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1A |
End of Oregon Trail Marker
South end of City Park
Placed by Ezra Meeker, 1906 |
1906 |
Secondary |
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1B |
Historic House |
1868 |
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2 |
Rectory, St. Paul’s Chapel |
1926 |
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3 |
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
601 Union St.
|
1875 |
Primary |
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4 |
Union Court |
1890’s |
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5 |
James Condon House
512 Union St.
|
1894 |
Primary |
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6 |
Congregational United Church
United Church of Christ Congregational
111 East. 5th St.
|
1936 |
Secondary |
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7 |
Wasco County Courthouse #3
511 Washington St.
(Current Wasco Co. Courthouse) |
1914 |
Secondary |
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8 |
The Dalles Wasco Co. Library - Carnegie Library
(Now The Dalles Art Center)
220 E. 4th St.
|
1910 |
Nat. Register |
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9 |
Foley House |
1909 |
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10 |
Methodist Parsonage
100 E. 4th St.
|
1916 |
Secondary |
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11 |
Dr. Hugh Logan House |
1889 |
|
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12 |
Hamilton Hospital
416 Washington St.
(Now Mid-Columbia Medical Arts Blg)
|
1926 |
Secondary |
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13 |
The Dalles Civic Auditorium
323 E. 4th St.
(currently site for special events) |
1921 |
Nat. Register |
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14 |
Elks Temple
200 E. 3rd St.
(currently For Sale; closed to the public) . |
1910 |
Secondary |
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15 |
Wasco County Courthouse #2 / Masonic Temple
311 Union St.
Masonic Temple: 105 W. 3rd St.
(Current business location of: Clocktower Ales)
|
1881 |
Primary |
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16 |
Gates Hotel
101 E. 3rd St.
|
1870 |
Primary |
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17 |
The Dalles City Hall
313 Court St.
(Location of The Dalles Fire Dept. Museum, with 1859 antique fire pumper on display. Open during regular business hours, Mon.-Fri., 8-5.) |
1908 |
Secondary |
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18 |
Court Street Apartments/ Commodore II
312 Court St.
(main floor: Romul's Restaurant, 2nd & 3rd Floor private apartments, 4th floor business offices)
|
1910 |
Secondary |
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19 |
Vogt Opera House
308 Washington St.
(currently Morin Printing) |
1895 |
Primary |
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20 |
Milne Building
412 E. 2nd St.
|
1929 |
Secondary |
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21 |
Stadelman-Bonn |
1908 |
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22 |
Cobbs Store |
1890 |
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29 |
The Dalles Garage
101 E. 2nd St.
|
1930 |
Secondary |
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30 |
Schanno Building
201-205 E. 2nd St.
(currently Canton Wok restaurant)
|
1915 |
Secondary |
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31 |
Granada Theatre
221 E. 2nd St.
|
1929 |
Secondary |
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32 |
Pioneer Building
301-305 East 2nd St.
(currently hosts a variety of retail businesses)
|
1860-65 |
Primary |
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33 |
Edward C. Pease Department Store
319-321 E. 2nd.
|
1910 |
Secondary |
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34 |
I.O.O.F. Hall - Odd Fellows Hall
412 E. 2nd St.
|
1915 |
Secondary |
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35 |
Chew Kee & Co. (Chinese Building)
210 W. First Street
(private property; closed to the public) |
1857 |
Primary |
| Additional Historic Buildings not on map |
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Baldwin Saloon
205 Court St.
(Family restaurant) |
1877 |
Primary |
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Waldron Bros. Drug Store
Gitchell Bldg.
1st & Washington St.
(private property; closed to the public) |
1867 |
Primary |
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N.H. Gates House
511 Union St.
(currently private residence)
|
1860 |
Primary |
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Ben Snipes House
218 W 4th St.
(currently location of ANZAC Tea Parlour)
www.anzactea.com |
1865 |
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Victor Trevitt House
216 W. 4th St., Next to ANZAC Tea Parlour
(currently private property) |
1868 |
Primary |
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Miller Building
308 E. 2nd St. |
1881 |
Primary |
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Carlisle House
100 W. 4th St. |
1886 |
Primary |
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Oaks HoteL/Optimo Cigar Store
200 E. 2nd St.
(currently Sigman's Flowers) |
1890 |
Primary |
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208 Washington St. |
1892 |
Primary |
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Isabella Gray House
Harding House/Planetree Library
200 E. 4th St. |
1895 |
Primary |
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Historic Name: I.C. Nickelsen Bookstore
Current Name: Klindt's Book Sellers and Stationers
315 E. 2nd St.
(oldest continually operating book store in Oregon and gosh-darn-it, probably west of the Mississippi
) |
1870 |
Historic/NC |
