North Pdx |
|
|
ADD TO OUR SITE?
|
City Description for Relocating to Portland MetroThese pages contain items about suburbs of Portland such as: employers, transportation, city housing, schools, religious affiliations, parks and recreation, entertainment, demographics, library, clubs, restaurants, sports, city history, surrounding cities and city pictures. North Portland, Oregon |
|
North Portland |
|
Employment opportunities: Click here for a list of the large employers in North Portland. |
|
DMV: Oregon DMV When relocating to Oregon you will need to get in touch with the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles to obtain an Oregon driver’s license, pass DEQ testing for your car, renew license plates among other things. The closest DMV is located |
|
For listings in specific areas of North Portland click here to e-mail pdxrelocate and we will route your e-mail to the best Real Estate Agent who exclusively serves North Portland and qualifies under the pdxrelocate standards and practices for Real Estate Agents. |
|
North Portland Schools: Elementary Schools Middle Schools High Schools Private Schools |
|
There is an abundant amount of religious affiliations in North Portland. Click here for a list of all the churches, synagogues, temples and mosques in North Portland, Oregon. |
|
North Portland Parks and Recreation-click
here for a list of all the parks and recreation centers
in North Portland, Oregon. |
|
Mississippi
Studios offers music, shows, and drinking. 3939 N
Mississippi Ave, Portland, OR 97227 Phone: (503)
288-3895 St. Johns Twin Cinemas and Pub is an old landmark where you can watch inexpensive movies. 8704 N Lombard St, Portland, OR 97203 Phone: (503) 286-1768 Mississippi Street Fair, Between North Skidmore & Fremont, Portland, OR 97227 Fright Town offers a professionally crafted haunted experience. 300 N Winning Way Portland, OR 97227 Portland Winter Hawks offer semi-pro ice hockey. 300 N Winning Way, Portland, OR 97227 Phone: (503) 238-6366 Saint Johns Theatre I & II , 8704 North Lombard Street, Portland, OR 97203 Phone: (503) 286-1768 McMenamins St. Johns Theater & Pub, 8203 N Ivanhoe St, Portland, OR 97203 Phone: (503) 283-8520 |
|
According to Multnomah County, there were 58,101 people in North Portland. It was the most racially and ethnically diverse area of Multnomah County in 2006 with 14% African American, 14% Hispanic (includes any race), 7% Asian, and 2% American Indian. |
|
North
Portland Library is a branch of the Multnomah County
Library so patrons have access to all their materials
which include 2 million books. This branch also houses
the Black Resource Collection which relate to the
African-American experience. 512 N. Killingsworth St.,
Portland, OR 97217 503.988.5394 St. Johns Library opened in 1913 and the building was a gift of Andrew Carnegie. This branch has a meeting room which can be used for community meetings at no charge besides having access to all Multnomah County Library materials which include over 2 million books. 7510 N. Charleston Ave., Portland, OR 97203 503.988.5397 |
|
The
Faternal Order of Eagles, 7611 North Exeter Avenue,
Portland Phone: (503) 286-8788 North Portland Business Association, 5036 North Lombard Street, Portland, OR Phone: (503) 289-2304 North Portland Neighborhood Services serves residents in the 11 neighborhood associations in the North Portland district. 2209 N. Schofield, Portland, OR 97217 - upstairs in the Historic Kenton Firehouse Phone: (503) 823-4524 Rotary Club of Portland,619 SW 11th Ave # 123, Portland, OR 97205 Phone: (503) 228-1542 Boys and Girls Clubs of Portland Metropolitan Area Voice: 503.232.0077 |
|
Dalo's Kitchen offers cheap & tasty Ethiopian food every night
but Sunday. 4134 N Vancouver Ave # 207 (almost at Skidmore;
entrance on Williams Street) Phone: (503) 808-9604 Fire on the Mountain Buffalo Wings This place is unassuming from the street and when you walk in you will order at the counter. 4225 N Interstate (just south of Prescott) Phone: (503) 280-9464 Gotham Tavern has artichoke dip, calamari, crab cakes and baby back ribs as well as microbrews. 2240 N. Interstate Ave Phone: (503) 235-2294 Laughing Planet is the place to go if you want something simple and fast. Three garage doors open onto the courtyard and Mississippi Street to make it a nice setting. 3765 N Mississippi Ave Phone: (503) 467-4146 |
|
St Johns Racquet Center, 7519 North
Burlington Avenue, Portland, OR Phone: (503) 823-3629 Columbia Swimming Pool, 7701 North Chautauqua Boulevard, Portland, OR Phone: (503) 823-3669 |
|
In 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066, which gave the U.S. Army in time of national peril and to preserve national safety, the right to exclude any person from designated military zones. 110,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated under this law and over 4000 of them came from Oregon. The Japanese Americans in the Portland area were evacuated to temporary living spaces in what had previously been the Pacific International Livestock Exposition building in the north of Portland. Partitioning the building with plywood they made tiny apartments. Each family was assigned a room and they shared a toilet and had little privacy. From the cramped North Portland Assembly Center they were relocated by train to one of the Japanese internment camps. Finally after 2 failed legal challenges to Executive Order 9066 and 2 ½ years later, President Roosevelt rescinded the Order and the last cam was closed by the end of 1945. Unfortunately, many returning immigrants had lost their land that they had once cultivated. In 1968, the US government began paying reparations to Japanese Americans for property they lost. In 1983, Jimmy Carter and Congress recommended that Congress apologize and give a tax-free payment of $20,000 to surviving evacuees. These payments were finally authorized in 1987 when Ronald Regan signed the Civil Rights Act of 1988. |
|
|
|
|
© Copyright 2008-2019 PdxRelocate.com. All Rights Reserved
|