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March 2012 Oregon’s Most Endangered Places Nomination

March 8, 2012 by Lake Oswego Preservation Society

The Society nominated the Carman House, the oldest remaining house in Lake Oswego, dating from the mid-1850s to Oregon’s Most Endangered Places list. It is also one of the few extant territorial (pre-statehood) homes in Oregon. The Historic Preservation League of Oregon did not select the Carman House as one of its most endangered places.

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