Historic
Properties
Landmark and National Register buildings.
Landmarks
The City of Lake Oswego’s Historic Resources Advisory Board maintains the Landmark Designation List. These properties have been deemed to be significant to the community’s history and are protected from major exterior alterations or demolition through a public hearing process.
The Landmark Designation is the strongest level of protection available to properties in Lake Oswego. There is no total protection for any privately owned property and designation does not mean that you can not complete updates to the interior of the home.
If you are interested in designating a property or learning more about Lake Oswego’s Landmark Designations please contact us and we will be happy to help.
National Register
The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the Nation’s historic places worthy of preservation. Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America’s historic and archeological resources.
There are currently 17 properties in the Lake Oswego area that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The 18th property, the Charles W. Ertz House, was demolished in 2000. The Bates Houses #2 and #3 are not pictured in the photo gallery.
To see the National Register nomination forms for these properties, please click on this link: National Park website.
Mathieson-Worthington House 
Lake Oswego Hunt 
Lakewood School
Lake Oswego Landmarks
Black House 1933
Black House, Circa 1933Location: 1125 Maple St.Architect: Richard SundeleafNational Register of Historic PlacesLake Oswego Landmarks Dr. Walter Black House – 1933 National Register of Historic Places & City of Lake…
Carl House
Carl House, Circa 1925(aka Postmaster’s House)Location: 15110 Boones Ferry Road Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 Constructed in the early 1900’s, this may have been…
Carman House
Carman House Circa 1855 Vernacular Style, no architect 3811 Carman Drive City of Lake Oswego Landmark National Register of Historic Places (in process) The oldest house in Lake Oswego City…
Charles and Bernice Didzun House
C 1930, Location: 609 A AvenueArchitect: UnknownNational Register of Historic Places Materials: Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2016 The Charles and Bernice Didzun House is an…
Christie School
Christie School 1908
Collard House
Felix and Damaris Collard House, Circa 1860Location: 880 Bickner Rd Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2016 The Felix and Damaris Collard House is an excellent…
Conway House, Circa 1892
John F. Conway House, Circa 1892 Location: 357 E Avenue Materials: Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 John F. Conway purchased this First Addition property in…
Duncan House
Duncan House (Angler’s Club) 1932 City of Lake Oswego Landmark Edward J. Green, Architect – Major Alterations Approved by the City of Lake Oswego Development Review Commission
Erickson House
Jane and Rudolph Erickson House, Circa 1920Location: 2535 Glenmorrie Ln Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 From the Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form:This Bungalow was…
George L. and Martha S. Lindahl House
George L. and Martha S.Lindahl House (Formerly known as Clara Weinstein House) Circa 1931 Roscoe Hemenway, Architect Historic Designations: City of Lake Oswego Landmark National Register of Historic Places The…
Johnson Barn
Johnson Barn, Circa 1910Location: 490 G Avenue Materials: Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2016 This barn was once part of a farm complex, which covered most…
Laidlaw House
Laidlaw House, Circa 1930Location: 16906 Cherry Crest Drive Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 From Lake Oswego Landmarks:Dr. Laidlaw died shortly after the house was…
Lake Oswego Hunt
Lake Oswego Hunt 1936 National Register of Historic Places & City of Lake Oswego Landmark – Potential Development Risk Lake Oswego Hunt 1936 National Register of Historic Places & City…
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal ChurchCirca 1894/1929Location: 156 Greenwood Rd Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2015
Noel Dew House
Location: 210 Chandler PlaceArchitect: Drake, Wyman and Voss Lake Oswego Landmark Status(Removed 1/8/2001 ORS 197.772)(Reinstated 12/12/07 LU07-0091)
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows Hall, Circa 1890 Location: 295 Durham Street From Lake Oswego LandmarksThe Odd Fellows Hall holds a significant place in Lake Oswego history as a place of social and…
Platt House
Platt House circa 1900 City of Lake Oswego Landmark 595 Fifth Street Vernacular Style – Demolished 2010 by a majority vote of the City of Lake Oswego Historic Resources Advisory…
Shepard House
Shepard House, Circa 1918Location: 1515 Cherry Ln Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form Updated 2014Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 From Lake Oswego Landmarks:The house has…
Smith House
Smith House, Circa 1868Location: 737 Ash Street Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2015 This house is significant in that it is a well preserved and…
Tug Master’s House
Tug Master’s House, Circa 1905Location: 107 Burnham Road Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form Updated 2014Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 This home was constructed by…
Twinings House
Twinings HouseCirca 1915Location: 2212 Glenmorrie Lane Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2014 Lake Oswego Landmarks description:This house is significant due to its association with Frances…
Van Houten House
Van Houten House 1931 City of Lake Oswego Landmark Location: 1097 Chandler Road Architect – Roscoe Hemenway Major Alterations Approved by the City of Lake Oswego Development Review Commission From…
White House
White House, Circa 1938Location: 432 Country Club Drive Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resurce Survey Form 2014
National Register Properties
Bates House #4
Bates House #4 circa 1954Architect: Wade Hampton Pipes. The house is located at 4101 SW South Shore Blvd. The historic landscaping has been removed from the property and the home is under threat through neglect and the desire of the current owner to split the lot.
Black House 1933
Black House, Circa 1933Location: 1125 Maple St.Architect: Richard SundeleafNational Register of Historic PlacesLake Oswego Landmarks Dr. Walter Black House – 1933 National Register of Historic Places & City of Lake Oswego Landmark Richard Sundeleaf, Architect – Demolition of East Facade for Major Addition Approved by the City of Lake Oswego Development Review Commission
Collard House
Felix and Damaris Collard House, Circa 1860Location: 880 Bickner Rd Materials Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989Historic Resource Survey Form 2016 The Felix and Damaris Collard House is an excellent example of Victorian era farmhouse architecture.
George L. and Martha S. Lindahl House
George L. and Martha S.Lindahl House (Formerly known as Clara Weinstein House) Circa 1931 Roscoe Hemenway, Architect Historic Designations: City of Lake Oswego Landmark National Register of Historic Places The home has many of the character-defining features of the Norman Farmhouse style with its asymmetrical plan, conical turret, stucco and brick siding, lattice glass casement…
Lake Oswego Hunt
Lake Oswego Hunt 1936 National Register of Historic Places & City of Lake Oswego Landmark – Potential Development Risk Lake Oswego Hunt 1936 National Register of Historic Places & City of Lake Oswego Landmark – Potential Development RiskExterior of the Lake Oswego Hunt ClubFavorite Places:Hunt Club1936 Lake Oswego Hunt Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows Hall, Circa 1890 Location: 295 Durham Street From Lake Oswego LandmarksThe Odd Fellows Hall holds a significant place in Lake Oswego history as a place of social and public gatherings. Upon completion, the hall was dedicated with a meeting followed by a dinner and ball. The Odd Fellows Hall exemplifies the Italianate style…