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Lake Oswego Preservation Society

We see a future in our past

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Gallery: Neighborhood Histories

Gallery of Neighborhood Histories

Read an introduction to Lake Oswego History.
See a list of neighborhood histories.

The 1928 Ladd Estate Company Forest Hills Branch Office

William M. Ladd’s Iron Mine Farm was on the site later used to build the Oswego Lake Country Club. Collection of the Lake Oswego Preservation Society

A view showing the Iron Mine Trail which was used to transport iron ore from Iron Mountain to the furnace

Nelson’s Boat concession located on the east end of Oswego Lake

South Town, Oswego’s second oldest neighborhood

C. W. Kruse taking cauliflower to market

Mrs. Marks in her carriage

Two Iron Company Worker’s Cottages with a view of the Willamette in the background

The Bryant House (demolished)

The Sieberts House (demolished)

The Oswego waterskiing flag display

Richard Sundeleaf designed the bridge to Jantzen Island. Photo courtesy of Hilary Mackenzie.

An early advertisement for Lake View Villas

A Lakewood sales brochure

The Oregon Portland Cement plant in Oswego

C Street in First Addition, Oswego’s third oldest neighborhood

The Manrose House designed by Richard Sundeleaf

Construction begins on the Bryant Park subdivision

The Glenmorrie bus

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© 2019 · Lake Oswego Preservation Society: All rights reserved · Research by Erin O’Rourke-Meadors, Susanna Kuo, and Marylou Colver · Website by LisZt Design; logo was inspired by a 1926 Ladd Estate Company Oswego real estate brochure · Images of artwork commissioned by the Society are not to be used without our express, written permission. · All photographs on this website are courtesy of the Lake Oswego Public Library unless otherwise noted.·

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