Rockwood and Centennial Survey Report

FINAL Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods Selective Reconnaissance-Level Survey Report Gresham, Multnomah County, Oregon

Prepared for:

City of Gresham 1333 NW Eastman Parkway Gresham, Oregon 97030 USA Contact: Mary Phillips

Prepared by:

1 SW Columbia Street Suite 1500 Portland, Oregon 97204 Contact: Adrienne Donovan-Boyd

JANUARY 2021

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Table of Contents

SECTION PAGE NO.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... III 1 INTRODUCTION ...... 1 1.1 Statement of Project Objectives ...... 1 1.2 Project Personnel ...... 1 1.3 Regulatory Setting ...... 1 1.3.1 Federal...... 1 1.3.2 Local ...... 2 1.4 Methodology ...... 2 1.5 Records Search and Research ...... 4 1.5.1 Local and Online Research ...... 4 1.6 Survey Boundary Explanation and Justification...... 4 1.6.1 Boundary ...... 4 1.6.2 Justification ...... 5 1.7 Setting ...... 5 2 HISTORIC CONTEXT ...... 11 2.1 Brief Historic Overview of City of Gresham ...... 11 2.2 Brief Historic Overview of the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods ...... 14 2.2.1 Rockwood ...... 14 2.2.2 Centennial ...... 16 2.2.3 Mid-Century Development ...... 17 3 FIELD DATA SUMMARY ...... 19 3.1 Rockwood Neighborhood ...... 19 3.2 Centennial Neighborhood ...... 21 4 RECOMMENDATIONS ...... 23 5 CONCLUSION ...... 31 6 BIBLIOGRAPHY...... 33

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APPENDICES

A Definitions B Maps C Property List Photos D Statistical Reports E Styles Guide F Evaluating Integrity G Properties Potentially Eligible for the City of Gresham’s Class I and II Local Landmark List FIGURES

1 Rockwood Neighborhood Detail, Date of Construction, by Decade ...... 7 2 Centennial Neighborhood, Date of Construction, by Decade ...... 8 3 Rockwood/Centennial Neighborhoods With Survey Lots Highlighted in Teal ...... 9 4 Oregon State Highway Commission map (1917) of Adopted Oregon Highway US 26, from Portland through the Gresham Area and Then to Hood River (highlighted) (ODOT 2017, p. 26-1) ...... 12 5 1941, Sanborn Fire Insurance Map of Gresham, Multnomah County, Oregon...... 13 6 1920s Rockwood, Oregon ...... 15 7 The Satellite Restaurant (Once Located on 187th and Burnside Street), Rockwood, Oregon ...... 16

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Executive Summary

The City of Gresham (City) retained Dudek to complete a selective reconnaissance-level survey for 450 properties in the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods in Multnomah County, Oregon. This report, as required by the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), summarizes the findings of this survey. Dudek conducted the field survey during the first two weeks of October. A total of 286 properties were surveyed in the Rockwood Neighborhood and another 162 properties were surveyed in the Centennial Neighborhood. Two properties were removed from the survey: one by owner request (17922 SE Marie) and one that clearly did not meet the 50-year age requirement (18510 SE Stark Street). The survey data was entered into the Oregon Historic Sites Database, and a data summary is available in Appendix C, Property List Photos, and Appendix D, Statistical Reports.

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1 Introduction

The City of Gresham’s (City’s) 2020 Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhood’s Selective Reconnaissance-Level Surveys (SRLS) Final Report is divided into several sections as laid out by the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office’s (SHPO’s) Guidelines for Historic Resource Survey’s in Oregon (2011). These sections include the Statement of Project Objectives, Methodology, Boundary Explanation and Justification, Setting, Brief Historic Context, Data Summary, Recommendations, and Bibliography. The appendices include the survey statistical information, property lists, survey maps, helpful information about architectural styles cited, how to evaluate architectural integrity, and definitions. Definitions are provided in Appendix A. 1.1 Statement of Project Objectives

The Centennial and Rockwood Neighborhood SRLS and report were achieved through funding with a grant-in-aid from Oregon State Historic Preservation Office, the Historic Preservation Fund, National Park Service (NPS), and Department of the Interior. The City of Gresham and the City’s Historic Resources Subcommittee (HRS) contributed to the matching grant program achieved through staff time. Both the Centennial and Rockwood neighborhoods have little to no previously surveyed parcels and show a substantial number of development permits in recent years. The objectives of the project were to (1) survey 286 properties in the Rockwood Neighborhood and 162 properties in the Centennial Neighborhood, (2) make a preliminary evaluation on whether the buildings in the survey area are Eligible/Contributing or Non- Eligible/Non-Contributing resources based on the SHPO guidelines, (3) make recommendations on properties that may be potentially eligible for local Historic Landmarks designation or listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP), and (4) add to the SHPO Oregon Historic Sites Database. Two properties were not surveyed: one by owner request (17922 SE Marie Street) and one that clearly did not meet the 50-year age requirement (18510 SE Stark Street). 1.2 Project Personnel

Dudek architectural historian Adrienne Donovan-Boyd conducted all survey-related project work with support from the Dudek data management team. Mrs. Donovan-Boyd meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Historic Preservation (36 CFR 61). Deanna Foster, a geographic information system (GIS) analyst for the City, completed the maps showing the year of construction for each parcel and the properties to be surveyed map (Figures 1, 2 and 3). The Dudek GIS team completed the Historic Resources Inventory Results maps (Appendix B, Figure 1) for this report. 1.3 Regulatory Setting

1.3.1 Federal

National Register of Historic Places

The NRHP is the United States’ official list of districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects worthy of preservation. Overseen by NPS, under the U.S. Department of the Interior, the NRHP was authorized under the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended. Its listings encompass all National Historic Landmarks, as well as historic areas administered by NPS.

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NRHP guidelines for the evaluation of historic significance were developed to be flexible and to recognize the accomplishments of all who have made significant contributions to the nation’s history and heritage. Its criteria are designed to guide state and local governments, federal agencies, and others in evaluating potential entries in the NRHP. For a property to be listed in or determined eligible for listing (i.e., possess the quality of significance in American history, architecture, engineering, and culture, which may be present in districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects), it must be demonstrated to possess integrity of location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association, and to meet at least one of the following criteria:

A. That are associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history; or B. That are associated with the lives of persons significant in our past; or C. That embody the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction; that represent the work of a master; that possess high artistic values; or that represent a significant and distinguishable entity whose components may lack individual distinction; or D. That have yielded, or may be likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.

Integrity is defined in NRHP guidance, “How to Apply the National Register Criteria,” as “the ability of a property to convey its significance. To be listed in the NRHP, a property must not only be shown to be significant under the NRHP criteria, but it also must have integrity” (NPS 1995). NRHP guidance further asserts that properties be completed at least 50 years ago to be considered for eligibility. Properties completed fewer than 50 years before evaluation must be proven to be “exceptionally important” (criteria consideration) to be considered for listing.

1.3.2 Local

Gresham’s Historic and Cultural Landmarks List

The City maintains a list of sites and structures that have achieved the distinction of being placed on Gresham’s Historic and Cultural Landmarks List. These properties listed on Gresham’s Historic and Cultural Landmarks List have “retained their historic character, serve as a past record of a certain time, place and use, and are often associated with a historical figure, event, building designer or architectural style” (City of Gresham 2020).

Property owners apply for the designation to HRS; HRS reviews the application and makes their recommendation to City Council. The City Council makes the final decision of which properties to place on Gresham’s Historic and Cultural Landmarks List. 1.4 Methodology

The Rockwood and Centennial SRLS project area was confined to two geographic areas, the Rockwood Neighborhood and the Centennial Neighborhood (Appendix B, Maps). The Gresham HRS members, in coordination with City Planning staff, determined these survey perimeters within the boundary of each neighborhood with guidance from the previously prepared Survey Needs and Priorities Report (Dudek 2020) presented to them prior to delineating the survey.

The City’s GIS department prepared a map of all properties constructed before 1970, color coded by decade, in both the Centennial and Rockwood Neighborhoods (Figures 1 and 2). Dudek received publicly available parcel data from the City, which served as a baseline for identifying properties over 50 years old in the Rockwood and Centennial

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Neighborhoods. The subject properties were chosen based on the HRS wish to survey parcels that were along thoroughfares with substantial changes happening in recent years and in areas where development permits were the highest. Four-hundred-and-fifty properties were chosen that met these criteria. The parcels were delineated by the City GIS department, and parcel data including address, Assessor parcel number, and approximate construction year was given to Dudek as part of a GIS map package. This data was then used to create an ArcGIS web map viewer that showed addresses, tax lots, and approximate construction dates, as well as other publicly available parcel data. Each parcel was color-coded, showing the survey status (surveyed or unsurveyed). A survey template was created in Dudek Forms, an application created in-house for collecting form-based data from mobile devices. The application enables user-friendly, offline-capable, customizable, rapidly deployable complex data collection from anywhere.

Numerous data gaps were identified pertaining to dates of construction. Where dates of construction were uncertain, properties were visually assessed for an approximate build date. In instances where the build date could not be verified by Assessor data or survey, aerial photography was reviewed to determine an approximate date of construction. In addition, the survey identified properties that warranted additional research, including properties that were moved from their original location, properties that were not visible from the public right-of-way, and empty parcels where the historic building had been demolished.

Prior to the survey, a project description was posted on the City website that introduced the SRLS project and alerted the neighborhoods of the general timeframe of the survey work. The pedestrian survey (from the public right-of-way) was conducted by Architectural Historian Adrienne Donovan-Boyd between October 2 and 19, 2020. The address was verified, and the original use, siding material(s), architectural style, plan type, and any visible alterations or additions were recorded. Auxiliary buildings such as garages were also noted in the field survey notes (if visible from the sidewalk or street). Some of the buildings were not accessible and could not be seen from the public right-of- way. These properties were not evaluated. All the other buildings were evaluated as Eligible/Contributing, Non- Eligible/Non-Contributing, or as previously demolished. These determinations were based on the SHPO integrity guidelines (Appendix F, Evaluating Integrity). At least two digital photographs were taken of each building.

Properties were recorded using iPad field forms designed to replicate the information required on State of Oregon Historic Sites Forms. The iPad field forms capture all required locational and descriptive information about each property, utilizing drop down menus, check boxes, as well as custom text fields for inputting additional details. The iPad forms were also used to capture photographs of each property from multiple angles and produce custom Sketch Maps for each property.

Another list was developed for the City’s use of those historic resources that merit further study in the future (Appendix G, Properties Potentially Eligible for the City of Gresham’s Class I and II Local Landmark List). These properties were classified as potentially eligible to be listed as Class I and/or Class II historic resources according to the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance and could potentially be listed as local landmarks with further research, documentation, and owner consent. The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods SRLS was completed in accordance with the latest “Guidelines for Conducting Historic Resource Surveys in Oregon” (Oregon SHPO 2011) and supplements provided by SHPO. The survey was conducted in compliance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Preservation Planning.

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1.5 Records Search and Research

Dudek Architectural Historian Adrienne Donovan-Boyd completed a records search to review available documentation of previously evaluated cultural resources within the survey area.

1.5.1 Local and Online Research

Ms. Donovan-Boyd conducted local research to the best extent possible to obtain primary and secondary resources, such as photographs and documents related to the development history of the survey area. The research areas of the Multnomah County Library, Rockwood Branch, and the local historical societies (the Gresham Historical Society and the East County Historical Society) were closed due to COVID-19 health restrictions. Ms. Donovan-Boyd emailed both repositories, and some information was gleaned from these requests. Neither the local city directories nor the Gresham newspaper, the Gresham Outlook, were available for in-person research at the Rockwood Branch of the Multnomah County Library. To further develop the historic context of the Rockwood and Centennial neighborhoods, Ms. Donovan-Boyd accessed the following online resources:

• www.newspapers.com • Historical Oregonian (Multnomah County Library) • www.ancestory.com • City of Portland digital archives • Rockwood Water People Utilities District History: www.rwpud.org/about-us/history/ • Sanborn Maps (National Archives) • Multnomah County Assessor/Recorder’s Office • Multnomah Public Library • The History Museum of Hood River County • Salem Public Library Historic Photograph Collection • Historic Mapworks, Metsker Maps • Abandoned and Little-known Airfields (www.airfields-freeman.com) • Personal correspondence with Catherine Nicewood, Rockwood Neighborhood Association President 1.6 Survey Boundary Explanation and Justification

1.6.1 Boundary

The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods surveys were completed in the fall of 2020. The neighborhoods are adjacent and sit on the west side of the City. Both residential areas were primarily developed after World War II, with most development happening in the 1950s and 1960s. A few houses are still located on larger lots and are clearly associated with the valley’s agriculture history. The survey areas consist of hundreds of buildings that post- date 1970; these were not included in the selective SRLS. The properties surveyed for this project were in clusters along large roads or in developments that appeared to be platted at the same time. The survey was restricted to properties along arterial roads and lots near these roads with the area’s oldest resources.

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The Rockwood Neighborhood is bounded on the west by the City limits, on the north by Glisan Street, on the east by 202nd Avenue, and on the south, beginning with NW Eleven Mile Avenue and continuing to Market Street (Figure 1). The Centennial Neighborhood is bound on the west by the Gresham City Limits, on the north on Main, to Market, across to 196th and then south to the beginning of NW Eleven Mile Avenue and continuing to 202nd. The eastern boundary follows Fairview Creek to the Springwater trail, which is the southern boundary (Figure 2).

1.6.2 Justification

The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods defined in the 2020 survey area were selected because they include a high density of properties built in the mid-20th century and have had a higher density of development activity, as determined by number of development permits (Figure 3). The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods are located on the west side of the City. 1.7 Setting

The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods are west of the City center. The western boundary of both neighborhoods is the westernmost boundary of the City. The neighborhoods are approximately two miles from the City’s historic downtown. The terrain in the survey area includes relatively flat lots, with some sloped lots leading up to Gresham Butte. The streets are a combination of main thoroughfares, such as E Burnside; NE Glisan Street; SE Stark Street; and some larger north/south arterials, such as SE 162nd Avenue, SE 174th Avenue, NE 181st Avenue, and SE 182nd Avenue. The streets within the neighborhoods are sometimes curvilinear or cul-de-sacs, indicative of later subdivisions. Some larger parcels are generally associated with older residences on acreages, and some older homes are on single lots surrounded by newer developments, suggesting the developments were constructed on the acreage that once belonged to the historic home. Landscaping styles varied widely between sparse plantings around the perimeter of the house to mature plantings obscuring the house. Many of the surveyed houses, on larger roads, had mature trees, shrubs, or fences to block the home from the road. This also had the effect of making many of the homes difficult to see from the right-of-way. The properties in the SRLS are spread out in clusters throughout the study area along main thoroughfares.

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Figure 1. Rockwood Neighborhood Detail, Date of Construction, by Decade Source: City of Gresham/GIS Department Note: This Map represents GIS data available in July of 2020

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Figure 2. Centennial Neighborhood, Date of Construction, by Decade Source: City of Gresham/GIS Department Note: This Map represents GIS data available in July of 2020

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Figure 3. Rockwood/Centennial Neighborhoods With Survey Lots Highlighted in Teal Source: City of Gresham/GIS Department Note: This Map represents GIS data available in July of 2020

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2 Historic Context

2.1 Brief Historic Overview of City of Gresham

The City of Gresham was founded like most rural Pacific Northwestern towns. A collection of landowners began to assemble in the fertile valley in the mid-1800s. Congress passed the Donation Land Claim Act of 1850, which granted free acreage to people wanting to start a homestead. With Johnson Creek providing a constant water source, Donation Land Claim owners quickly began harvesting timber and clearing land for farming (Chilton 1993, p. 27). This process was helped in 1854 when Clackamas County approved the construction of a road along the “Base Line,” as established by the Federal survey process. This road runs from the Willamette River to the Sandy River and is now SE Stark Street.

Gresham’s first post office was established on May 14, 1884 and was named after U.S. Postmaster General Walter Quinton Gresham (McAurthur 2003, p. 335). The community developed around Main Street and Powell Valley Road and was initially called Powell’s Valley (Miller 2011, p. 32). In 1893, the Bull Run water pipeline extended through the area from Portland, bringing potable water to the small community. This was described as some of the best water in the country and was distributed in two 48-inch mains joined to a distribution system of ten-inch cast iron pipes (Southern Pacific Company 1912, p. 128). An “Interurban” streetcar service began running to Gresham from Portland in 1903 and within a year, the streetcar ran hourly all day. In 1911, a second interurban line owned by the O.W. & P Co. ran from the Montavilla neighborhood in East Portland to Gresham. The trip took less than one hour, and the standard fare was 25 cents. Johnson Creek was used as a channel to move goods from Gresham to Milwaukie, creating a market for Gresham products (City of Portland 2009, p. 20).

Even before the town was officially incorporated, a dedicated group of citizens organized a reading room at the post office that eventually grew into the City’s first library (Chilton 1993, p. 215). The “Town of Gresham” was officially incorporated in 1905 by the Oregon State Legislature and filed with the Secretary of State (Chilton 1993, p. 119). Sunset: The Pacific Monthly magazine highlighted the community of Gresham in its January 1912 issue. The first several sentences are dedicated to describing the fine roads leading into town: the Powell Valley wagon road, the “Section Line” wagon road, and the Baseline highway (which was only one-and-one-half miles to the north). Beyond the easy access to the suburb, Sunset described in detail the fine quality of the fruit orchards in the valley surrounding the town. Expressing that for fruit “it cannot be excelled in the world,” and that the apples, Royal Anne cherries, peaches, pears, apricots, prunes, and cane fruits were equal to any in the world. The strawberries were described as the most luscious that had ever “touched the lips of a human” (Southern Pacific Company 1912, p. 128).

With the continued growth in population, city services were organized. Gresham’s water and fire departments were established, and a Carnegie Library constructed. The automobile became more common, and a variety of new businesses opened to serve the growing community. Franz Olbrich opened a brickyard near downtown Gresham that supplied bricks for Gresham’s commercial and residential buildings. In 1911, the semi-weekly Gresham-based newspaper, The Outlook, was first published. By 1912, Gresham had “over three miles of cement sidewalks” and ten blocks of businesses. Dairy, vegetable, and berry farmers all did good business, as the O W. & P. Co. ran regular trains allowing owners of dairies and farms to ship products to Portland regularly. Gresham was described as a “lovely, moral, progressive, hometown” with “fine churches, the best schools, and every modern improvement to make life worth living” (Southern Pacific Company 1912, p. 128). The area continued to prosper through the 1910s and, by 1920, the town’s population had grown to 1,103. The State Highway System was officially adopted by the Oregon State Highway Commission on November 27, 1917. This included the Mount Hood Highway, which runs along the south side of the project area (Figure 4). This transportation route was formally known as the Mount Hood Loop. The 1920s continued to be a period of growth for the town and the region as a whole.

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Figure 4. Oregon State Highway Commission map (1917) of Adopted Oregon Highway US 26, from Portland through the Gresham Area and Then to Hood River (highlighted) (ODOT 2017, p. 26-1)

Gresham’s population continued to rise and was recorded at 1,635 in 1930. The Great Depression of the 1930s slowed growth and building activity. Both of Gresham’s banks were forced to close and jobs were scarce (Southern Pacific Company 1912, p. 162). Only a handful of residences were constructed during this period. In the late 1930s, much of Gresham still consisted of residences surrounded by larger acreages associated with small farms. These houses had been constructed between 1880 and 1930 and included a wide range of styles from Colonial Revival styled houses to the ubiquitous bungalows found throughout the Pacific Northwest (such as the ca. 1910 house currently located at 2033 SE 177th Avenue). In the 1930s, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) attempted to control the flooding of Johnson Creek by widening, deepening, and rock lining 15 of the 25 stream miles (City of Portland 2009, p. 63).

By the mid-1940s, some subdivisions were being platted; however, most residences outside of the center of town were still on larger parcels of land ranging from 3 to 20 acres (Figure 5). A tour book of Oregon described 1940 Gresham as the “business center of an extensive berrying area and the scene of the Multnomah County Fair” (Federal Writers’ Project 1940, p. 406). The Multnomah County Fair was held at the fairgrounds in Gresham from 1906 to 1968 (Multnomah County Fair 2020). After World War II, this rural landscape began to urbanize, and development patterns shifted from being based around train routes to embracing the automobile. Roads were built quickly with new technologies and population throughout the area began to rise. The post-World War II era brought tremendous growth to the Gresham area.

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Figure 5. 1941, Sanborn Fire Insurance Map of Gresham, Multnomah County, Oregon. This map shows the City had grown as far west as NW Birdsdale Avenue (Sanborn Fire Insurance Map 1941).

Easy access to Portland made Gresham one of the most desirable automobile suburbs on the east side. The need for housing for returning military personnel and their families coupled with the opportunities for new businesses made Gresham a very attractive community. The inexpensive price of land and availability of building materials led to one of the most prosperous periods in Gresham’s history. This post-war suburbanization occurred throughout the country. American suburbs saw three times the increase in population than core cities in the 1950s (Ames 2002, p. 2). Fueling this trend, the new Columbia River Gorge highway was constructed in the mid-1950s, once again improving travel to Gresham. Farmland continued to be annexed into Gresham to create new housing developments. Population growth was strong through the 1950s and 1960s, as suburban living became the focus of the American Dream. Urban renewal projects, rising housing prices, and the ease of transportation in Portland led to substantial suburban growth. Modern houses on standard lots began to be developed in the 1940s in early subdivisions, such as West Ruby Junction (near NW Burnside and Birdsdale Road Avenues) and the Shelton Grove Development (near NW Division Street and SE 175th) (Metsker Map 1927, 1944). Gresham continued to grow with a large jump in population and development between 1950 and 1970. Gresham went from a small town to a bustling city in its own right.

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2.2 Brief Historic Overview of the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods

2.2.1 Rockwood

In the late 1800s, a stone marker was placed every mile east of the courthouse in Portland. This road, Baseline Road, became a main thoroughfare through the east part of Multnomah County (Chilton 1993, p. 242) (Figure 6). Rockwood developed at the 10-mile mark, along the north–south aligned Rockwood Road (now 181st/182nd) that ran from the Columbia River south to Oregon City (Chilton 1993, p. 242). At the time, the area was rocky and wooded, thus inspiring the name of the community. A post office was established in “Rockwood on March 14, 1882 with Cyrus C. Lewis as the first postmaster” (Moore pers. comm. 2020). At the beginning of the twentieth century, this milepost community developed to include the Rockwood School (constructed ca. 1902), Rockwood Grange (constructed ca. 1903), Macabee Hall, the Methodist Church, a grocery store, and a blacksmith shop around the intersection of Rockwood Road and Baseline Road (now Stark Street) (Chilton 1993, p. 242). The Rockwood area had a stop on the electric rail line, the Interurban, between Montavilla, in Portland, and Troutdale. The Ruby Junction stop (Burnside Street and Birdsdale Road) was in use as early as 1913 as an automobile road (The Oregonian 1913, p. 15). In the Prohibition Era of the 1920s, there were many speakeasies and roadhouses along Baseline Road between the Twelvemile Corner (now SE 223rd Ave) and Barker Road (now SE 162nd Ave). Some were known to serve moonshine whisky (Chilton 1993, p. 242).

One of the area’s first community organized services was the formation of a Water Special District. In 1925, after an earlier, failed attempt, the Rockwood Water District was officially formed. The newly established district constructed its first well in 1926 and began selling water in 1927 (Rockwood Water PUD 2020). The Rockwood Water District had 200 customers by 1927 (Chilton 1993, p. 243). The Rockwood area during the 1920s and 1930s was mostly rural with a few small business areas. The farms, much like nearby Gresham, were mostly berry farms, with some other small vegetable farms interspersed (Chilton 1996, p. 5).

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Figure 6. 1920s Rockwood, Oregon Photograph by Alva Day. Image used with permission from the History Museum of Hood River County.

Beginning after World War II in the late 1940s and early 1950s, mid-century development in the Rockwood Neighborhood was swift and dense. Commercial centers opened along Burnside Street, Stark Street, and Glisan Street. Restaurants, such as the Satellite, opened in modern buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows and large on- site parking areas (Figure 7). Fred Meyer opened a new store in 1957 in a building with floor-to-ceiling plate glass windows and wide eave overhangs, (closed in 2003) (Moore pers. comm. 2020).

During the 1950s, many of the single-family homes on larger lots were purchased by developers, and multifamily units were constructed on most of the established farm roads. Apartment types varied, but the majority were automobile oriented, with central parking areas and individual, exterior entrance doors to each apartment. By the mid-1960s, the Rockwood Neighborhood had several large mobile home parks, some of which had central meeting rooms and community pools. The Mobile Park Plaza (19776 SE Stark) had approximately 75 units each with a Mid- Century Modern mailbox and palm trees, and the site featured a community pool. These mobile home parks were very modern for the period and offered an affordable housing option.

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Figure 7. The Satellite Restaurant (Once Located on 187th and Burnside Street), Rockwood, Oregon Photograph Windmill Hill Photography-John Staub. Image used with permission from the Gresham Historical Society.

2.2.2 Centennial

The Centennial Neighborhood grew up further south and southeast in what was originally known as the Lynch area, named after a prominent farming family. Division Street, the principal east–west street, was historically named Section Line Road and the north/south thoroughfares were named after people—Barker Road (now SE 162nd), Jennie Road (SE 175th), and Rockwood Road (SE 181st) (City of Portland 1996, p. 2). This area developed into smaller acreages, sometimes called garden lots, in the 1920s and 1930s. The interurban rail line had two lines linking Portland and Gresham, one running down East Burnside and the other running along Johnson Creek (what is now the Springwater Corridor). Both the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods developed naturally along these transportation corridors. The streetcars encouraged development to the east with the population of Portland more than doubling between 1900 and 1920.

One of the most notable institutions in this area between the 1930s and 1950s was the local airfield, Troh’s Airport. In 1935, Henry Troh, a steam shovel operator, leased land in Gresham to establish a small airfield. The airfield was constructed on a Dairy Farm near the corner of SE Division and SE 182nd Road, in what is now the Centennial Neighborhood. The house associated with the Dairy Farm was temporarily used as an office and the barn was converted to a hanger. A 1945 Oregonian article described Henry Troh’s airport “near Gresham” as once being “the busiest little airport in the United States” (Oregonian 1945, p. 54). In 1945, Troh was said to be expanding the airport, or ‘dream-port’ as it was advertised, adding tourist accommodations, shopping center, swimming pool, and two 3,000-foot runways for students and aerial tourists (Oregonian 1945, p. 54). The airport ran in this location until the 1950s, when postwar development began to rapidly increase. The house on Troh’s property was moved to 12872 16 January 2021 SELECTIVE RECONNAISSANCE-LEVEL SURVEY REPORT: CENTENNIAL AND ROCKWOOD NEIGHBORHOODS, GRESHAM, OREGON

2033 SE 177th Avenue, approximately 0.32 miles from its original location when SE Division and SE 182nd were widened in the 1960s. When the airport was in use, the area was still a quiet, rural community. Portland’s growth continued to have an impact on suburban development.

The Centennial Neighborhood was a rural, garden community throughout World War II. Through the 1950s and 1960s, farms in the area became smaller, or simply gave way entirely to development (City of Portland 2009, p. 21). Houses in the northwest corner of the Centennial Neighborhood appear to have been constructed by just a handful of developers. Most of these houses were constructed between 1950 and 1959. Houses share similar window styles, forms, and detailing. Many residences along SE 182nd Avenue have a large, distinctive wood framed window centered on the primary façade, suggesting a single developer constructed many of the houses. Some houses have basements, and others sit on a concrete slab foundation; this may also be a preference of one developer over another.

2.2.3 Mid-Century Development

Postwar population growth was substantial in the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods, as their populations increased through the 1950s and boomed in the 1960s as suburban living became more desirable and attainable. The automobile encouraged growth in suburbs, and auto-oriented development became commonplace. In 1951, the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods were still, for the most part, single-family homes on larger lots along the established farming roads. Orchards and forested areas appeared common throughout both areas. In the 1950s and 1960s, development of larger farm parcels into single-family subdivisions was rapidly occurring. These subdivisions were often constructed by a single development company in just a few styles. Various sizes and plans of Ranch, World War II Cottages, and Minimal Traditional style residences lined streets in both neighborhoods. Between 1952 and 1960, the Rockwood area saw the development of its first mobile home park, and multifamily housing was being constructed on larger lots on main roads (Historic Aerials 1952, 1960). Older, pre-war houses were interspersed in along these country roads. Berry farms gave way to nurseries that supplied stock for the new developments. This single-family growth continued along with transportation-oriented commercial development along larger thoroughfares (Division, Stark, Burnside, and many of the larger north/south arterials). These commercial buildings became auto-transportation oriented, had large parking areas, and were constructed in modern styles with large plate windows, open floor plans, and minimal ornamentation.

By 1960, development had become so great that the two neighborhoods were indistinguishable from each other. Subdivisions had filled a majority of the larger lots and several neighborhood institutions were established at this time, including multiple bank branches, grocery stores, retirement centers, and several auto-oriented shopping corridors. New elementary, middle, and high schools were constructed in both the Centennial and Rockwood Neighborhoods. All were constructed in postwar, modern styles. The Rockwood branch of the Multnomah County Library was also established during this period, built in 1963.

The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods continued to grow through the 1970s and to the present as other newer subdivisions were developed. Other than parks and industrial uses, almost no large, open parcels were visible in either neighborhood in 1970 (Historic Aerials 1970). Infill surrounded older homes and sometimes changed the relationship of the house to the street. Many of the houses that historically faced old farming roads had new homes constructed in their front yards, and new addresses were given along newly platted roads. Some houses were constructed between two houses at the end of long driveways in the center of blocks. Longtime residents remember the rapid rate of development in the 1970s and the continued growth after the Portland light rail (MAX Blue line) was extended from Portland to Gresham in 1986 (Nicewood, pers. comm. 2020). The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods were annexed by the City in the 1980s. Today,

12872 17 January 2021 SELECTIVE RECONNAISSANCE-LEVEL SURVEY REPORT: CENTENNIAL AND ROCKWOOD NEIGHBORHOODS, GRESHAM, OREGON the Rockwood Neighborhood contains 2,850 parcels, with 1,647 single family residential units and 4,360 multi-family units on 265 sites. The Centennial Neighborhood contains 2,709 parcels, with 1,801 single family residential units and 1,695 multi-family units in 47 separate sites. These neighborhoods represent some of the most densely populated and most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the City.

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3 Field Data Summary

3.1 Rockwood Neighborhood

The Rockwood Neighborhood encompasses 2,290 acres and consists of 2,850 total properties. Dudek’s 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood SRLS included survey of 286 lots, as outlined by the recently completed Historical Survey Priorities Report for the City (Dudek 2020) and further defined by the City HRS. Most of these parcels are along large north/south or east/west thoroughfares (Appendix C). One building (18510 SE Stark Street) was dated to the 1990s and was removed from the survey.

Property usage in the neighborhood was spread across several categories:

• 232 (81%) domestic residential (both single-family and multifamily) • 38 (13%) commercial, • 3 (1%) industrial, • 3 (1%) religious, • 2 (1%) social related, • 2 (1%) health care related, • 1 (<1%) education related • 1 (<%1) transportation related.

Dudek recommended NRHP eligibility determinations for each of the 286 properties surveyed, where possible. These determinations were enumerated as follows:

• 4 (1%) Eligible Significant • 126 (44%) Eligible Contributing • 151 (53 %) Non-Eligible/Non-Contributing • 2 (1 %) Demolished • 3 (1 %) Undetermined (not evaluated) because of restricted access from the public-right-of-way or not enough information to make a determination.

Properties that retained a high level of architectural integrity and/or were architecturally distinctive are noted in a separate list in Appendix G. These five buildings may be potentially eligible for local Gresham landmark designation as a Class I or Class II historic landmark, but more research is needed before a designation can be made. Four properties were evaluated as Eligible Significant. Non-Contributing buildings were distributed throughout the survey area and are considered Non-Contributing because of incompatible alterations to the windows, siding, porches, and plan (additions), and enclosure of the original garages (mostly on Ranch style properties).

This data confirms the rapid development of the City after World War II when transportation improvements, population increases, and new businesses created additional housing needs, and farmland gave way to subdivisions. A list of properties surveyed can be found in Appendix C, and statistical reports from the Oregon Historic Sites Database can be found in Appendix D.

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Of the buildings surveyed, most were designed in architectural styles from the Modern Period (233, 81%), which has been broken down into the following style categories:

• Ranch style (76) • Minimal Traditional (48) • World War II-Era Cottage (34) • Modern Period: Other (28) • Modern Commercial (28) • Mobile/Manufactured Home (6) • Contemporary (5) • Cape Cod (4) • Split Level (3) • A-Frame (1)

Ten properties (3%) were designed in Late 20th Century styles:

• Mansard (8) • Neo-Colonial (1) • Neo-Spanish/Mediterranean (1)

Five (2%) properties were designed in the Late 19th/20th Century Period Revivals::

• English Cottage (4) • Colonial Revival (1)

Twenty-three (8%) properties were designed in the Late 19th and 20th Century American Movements:

• Bungalow (21) • Commercial (1) • Foursquare (1)

Ten (3%) buildings were classified as vernacular or other/undefined styles.

Surveyed resources were built between 1900 and 1970, with over 80% constructed in the postwar period (1940s-1960s):

• 1900s–4 resources (1%) • 1910s–8 resources (3%) • 1920s–16 resources (6%) • 1930s–13 resources (5%) • 1940s–54 resources (19%) • 1950s–93 resources (33%) • 1960s–83 resources (29%) • 1970–15 resources (5%) (the survey excluded properties constructed after 1970)

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Most of the residences, 167 properties (58%), had wood siding, and 66 properties (23%) had synthetic siding. Other siding material included brick, concrete, metal, stone, stucco, and unknown. Common alterations to the buildings include replacement of original wood or metal sash windows with vinyl sash windows, metal or vinyl siding applied over the original wood siding, additions, new garage doors, and enclosure of the original garages to accommodate additional living space. Only 130 (45%) resources maintain sufficient architectural integrity to convey their historic period, type, and or style; although some are borderline contributing properties (this includes Eligible/Contributing and Eligible/Significant). The residences that retain the highest degree of architectural integrity are the brick constructed buildings; these resources are the hardest to alter because of their masonry construction and generally only have alterations to the window sashes. 3.2 Centennial Neighborhood

The Centennial Neighborhood encompasses 2,353 acres and contains 2,709 total properties. Dudek’s 2020 Centennial Neighborhood SRLS included survey of 162 lots, as outlined by the recently completed Historical Survey Priorities Report for the City (Dudek 2020) and further defined by the City HRS. Most of these parcels are along large north/south or east/west thoroughfares. These parcels were predominantly single-family and multifamily dwellings, constructed prior to 1970 (Appendix C). One homeowner (17922 SE Marie) opted not to take part in the survey.

Property usage in the neighborhood was spread across several categories,

• 154 (95%) domestic residential properties (both single-family and multifamily) • 3 (2%) commercial use • 2 (1%) education related use • 2 (1%) were classified as industrial use1 • 1 (1%) were classified as undefined

Dudek recommended NRHP eligibility determinations for each of the 162 properties surveyed, where possible. These determinations were enumerated as follows:

• 5 (3%) were considered Eligible Significant • 81 (50%) were considered Eligible Contributing • 73 (45%) were Non-Eligible/Non-Contributing • 3 (2%) were evaluated as Undetermined (not evaluated) because of restricted access from the public right- of-way or there was not enough information to make a determination.

Properties that retained a high level of architectural integrity and/or were architecturally distinctive are noted in a separate list in Appendix G. These five buildings may be potentially eligible for local City landmark designation as Class I or Class II historic landmarks after further information is gathered. Five properties were evaluated as Eligible Significant. Non-Contributing buildings were distributed throughout the survey area and were primarily evaluated as Non-Contributing because of incompatible alterations to the windows, siding, porches, and plan (additions), and enclosure of the original garages (mostly on Ranch style properties).

Of the buildings surveyed, most were designed in architectural styles from the Modern Period (147, 81%), which has been broken down into the following style categories:

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• World War II-Era Cottage (9) • Modern Period: Other (10) • Contemporary (4) • Modern Commercial (3) • Cape Cod (3) • Split Level (2) • A-Frame (1)

Two properties (1%) were designed in Late 20th Century styles:

• English Cottage style (2)

Six (4%) properties were designed in the Late 19th/20th Century American Movement

• Bungalow style

Three (2%) buildings were classified as vernacular or other/undefined styles, and four (2%) were not recorded because of access restrictions.

Surveyed resources were built between 1900 and 1970, with over 92% constructed in the postwar period (1940s-1960s):

• 1900s–1 resources(1%) • 1910s–2 resources (1%) • 1920s–2 resources (1%) • 1930s–6 resources (4%) • 1940s–39 resources (24%) • 1950s–67 resources (41%) • 1960s–43 resources (27%) • 1970–2 resources (1%) (the survey excluded properties constructed after 1970)

This data shows the rapid development of the Centennial Neighborhood after World War II when transportation improvements, population increases, and new businesses created additional housing needs, and farmland gave way to subdivisions.

Most of the surveyed resources (111, 69%) have wood siding, and 35 (22%) have synthetic siding. Other siding material included brick, concrete, metal, stucco, and unknown. Common alterations to the buildings include replacement of original wood or metal sash windows with vinyl sash windows, metal or vinyl siding applied over the original wood siding, additions, new garage doors, and enclosure of the original garages to accommodate additional living space. Only 86 (54%) maintain sufficient architectural integrity to convey the historic period, type, and or style, although some are borderline contributing properties (this includes Eligible/Contributing and Eligible/Significant resources). The residences that retain the highest degree of architectural integrity are the brick constructed buildings; these resources are the hardest to alter because of their masonry construction and generally only have alterations to the window sashes.

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4 Recommendations

The Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhood SRLS focused on parcels near selected recent developments and along busy thoroughfares, identifying buildings constructed prior to 1970. Many of the areas appear to have been developed in short periods of time, possibly by a single, larger developer. Changes to exterior materials and building forms was common along the busy thoroughfares. The areas off these main roads developed at similar times, but they appear to have more cohesiveness and less changes to materials. Some of these areas may be eligible as a district of modern dwellings. The City should continue to survey houses in these neighborhoods. The following areas appear to have high concentrations of modern residential houses, but have had no survey work completed, as they were outside of the boundaries for the current survey. Many houses have retained integrity in the neighborhood, but they are ubiquitous and do not appear to meet the significance criteria for individual listing in the NRHP.

The City is recommended to:

• Communicate the findings of this survey to the neighborhoods. • Create a brief summation of the survey results to share with the neighborhood associations or send a letter to property owners. • Promote preservation in the neighborhoods with the development of a brochure or informational sheet highlighting the local history and some of the resources identified in the survey area to increase awareness and pride in the area. • Post information about the local history on the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhood Association websites. • Enlist the help of the historical societies, history museums, and HRS members to help residents research the history of their houses, apartments, churches, banks, or other properties in the neighborhood. • Complete a historic context of Post-World War II development in the City to gain a better understanding of the City and its postwar growth. This document could showcase extant resources by type and showcase Gresham’s development during a period of unprecedented growth and expansion between 1940 and 1970. Volunteers could assist with the research for this document. • Research subdivision history, builders, architects, housing types, and prominent people. • Research commercial and industrial buildings, such as 16141 E Burnside (modern industrial or commercial building) • Investigate the possibility of submitting a Multiple Property Document (MPD) for the City’s Mid-Century Modern Period Residential Architecture (1930 to 1970). Then encourage Eligible/Significant homeowners to list their property under the MPD. • Complete survey work in residential areas that appear to have been constructed by a single developer in similar styles. Maps suggest the areas below were constructed during a short period of time along newly platted roads: o Rockwood: ▪ Between SE Glisan Street and SE Stark Street and 199th and 194th ▪ Between SE 181st Ave and SE 175th Place and SE Stark Street and SE Main Street o Centennial: ▪ South of Centennial Middle School (SE Tibbets to SE Haig and 176th to 180th)

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Document (more information would need to be gathered in all of these situations). As such, these properties would be good candidates for intensive-level survey work. Note: Owner consent is required before any historic resource is considered for local or national designation.

Intensive-Level Survey is recommended for the following resources:

Rockwood Neighborhood

18428 SE Pine Street (Mid-Century Modern commercial)

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Rockwood Neighborhood

18448 SE Pine Street (Mid-century Modern commercial)

17917 SE Stark Street (Multnomah County Library-Rockwood Branch).1

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Rockwood Neighborhood

19309 SE Yamhill Street (residence on the Yamhill Park site)

17440 SE Stark Street (roadside A-Frame, drive through restaurant, historically Hamburger Jack’s)

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Centennial Neighborhood

1950 SE 176th Avenue (Period Revival cottage)

2017 SE 177th Avenue (contemporary ranch house, possibly architect designed)

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Centennial Neighborhood

2033 SE 177th Avenue (1910 bungalow farmhouse, was once the office for Troh’s Airfield, moved ca. 1960)

18004 SE Marie Street (Cape Cod style cottage)

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Centennial Neighborhood

4501 W Powell Blvd (the Village Retirement Center, an architect designed community living center)

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5 Conclusion

The historic houses in the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods include many resources worthy of preservation. These resources reflect the developmental periods of the City from its inception through the decline during the Great Depression to the prosperity of the Post-World War II boom period. The lots that were surveyed for this project were along the area’s larger roads and do not represent the neighborhoods as a whole. Homes along busy thoroughfares are much more likely to be converted to commercial or hidden from the right-of-way by fencing and foliage. The smaller neighborhood roads have a much higher likelihood of having contributing resources with higher levels of integrity. Future survey work might find the neighborhoods have a higher concentration of contributing residential buildings. Some of the Eligible/Significant properties that were surveyed may be candidates for National Register listing and/or listing at the local level (Appendix G).

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Appendix A Definitions

APPENDIX A DEFINITIONS

Class 1 Gresham Historic and Cultural Landmarks. These resources are the most significant historic resources (site, building, structure, district, or object) found on the Historic and Cultural Landmarks List and include all resources that are also listed on NRHP. The exteriors of Class 1 Landmark buildings have been relatively unaltered since the time they were built and closely resemble their historic appearance.

Class 2 Gresham Historic and Cultural Landmarks. These are historic resources found on the Historic and Cultural Landmarks List that are of lesser significance than Class 1 Historic and Cultural Landmarks but are still of considerable value to the community because of their age or architecture. In general, the exterior appearance of Class 2 Landmark buildings has been altered to a greater degree than Class 1 Landmarks since the time they were built.

Eligible/Contributing Resource (EC): According to the Oregon SHPO guidelines, Eligible/Contributing historic resources are over 45 years old and retain architectural integrity (historic physical materials, and/or design and architectural features, see Appendix F).

Eligible Significant Resource (ES): According to the Oregon SHPO guidelines, Eligible Significance resources are over 45 years old, retain historic physical materials, and/or design and architectural features, and appear to be of a notable architectural style, architect-designed, or associated with a significant event or person.

Gresham Historic and Cultural Landmark. A site, building, structure, district, or object found to be of historic significance because it meets the criteria in the City’s Community Development Code for being added to the Historic and Cultural Landmarks List. These include being associated with a significant historical person or a significant past event; having distinctive architectural features representative of an architectural period or a method/type of construction; or likely to yield information important in prehistory or history. These resources can be further classified as Class 1 or Class 2 Historic and Cultural Landmarks (see previous definition). For more information, see Section 5.0300 Historic and Cultural Landmarks Overlay District of the City’s Community Development Code.

Historic Resources: Oregon historic resources are sites, buildings, structures, districts, or objects that date from a historic period and are at least 45 years old and maintain architectural integrity.

Integrity: For Oregon historic resource surveys, architectural integrity is defined as the ability of a resource to convey an accurate sense of the past. A resource has integrity if the physical character-defining features of the resource are present (Appendix F). For all levels and types of survey, integrity is assessed by (1) the overall presence (or absence) of exterior historic physical form, window and door organization, and architectural details, including floor plan, elevation, and materials that can be seen from the public right-of-way; (2) alterations and additions made during the historic period (over 45 years) should be considered historic features of a resource, although these features are not necessarily character-defining. Alterations and additions may or may not affect the integrity of a resource negatively. In general, modest additions and alterations that have little impact on the historic design of the resource do not significantly affect integrity.

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Appendix B Maps

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SE SE 165thAve 325 Undetermined 333 401 SE Oak St 17007

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31 N 18245 NE Couch Ln 18311 25 16 18411 18446 18625 7 CityBoundary E Burnside St 18411 15 10 1. NE 194th Ave Neighborhood Boundary 18445 29 30 2. SE Oak St 105 ELIGIBILITY 18223 18231 ROCKWOOD Eligible/Contributing SE Ash St

SE 193rdAve

SE 188thAve

Eligible/Significant 18488 1. 18808 Not Eligible/Non-Contributing SE Pine St 2. 18221 3. 19310 18448

SE 192ndAve Out of Period/Not Surveyed 18428 18901 SE 194thAve 2 ve A

th 2 7 8 1

SE 185thAve 18929

18303 18433 454

19115-19137 Southeast Stark St

18510 18608 18750 18828 19010 19240 18640 3 Date: 11/11/2020 - Lastsaved by: cstarbird- Path: Z:\Projects\j1287201\MAPDOC\DOCUMENT\Fig_HRI_Results.mxd 19220 SOURCE: City of Gresham, County of Multnomah, OpenStreetMap FIGURE 1, SHEET C

n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory S E 529 1 1 ROCKWOOD 7 9 t h e A v 600 A A B E C v Bu e h r t 610 Southeast Stark St nsi 0 d 8 e S 1 626 t F E

t S D E n C SE Washington St SE Washingto 640 636 700 G H 714 Southeast Division St SE Alder St

SE SE Ave182nd S I ou 748-752 the S a Southeast 182ndAve ell Blvd 26 st w E Pow o ¤£ ell P 1 Bl W 7 vd 6 J t h S

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l u n t 0 450 900 h e Meters a s t e 1 8

Av 1 s h t t SE 178thAve A 4 v 7 e 1

E S SE Yamhill St ROCKWOOD SE Taylor St

SE Salmon St

1118 CityBoundary

Neighborhood Boundary 17541 SE Main St 18147

ELIGIBILITY 1. 17920

17540 2. 1612 Eligible/Contributing 3. 1627 1313 St SE Madison S Not Eligible/Non-Contributing E SE Madison Way 1 y

7 a

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E 7 CENTENNIAL S 5 th SE Market St Pl 1440 1467

1515 Southeast182nd Ave 1509 1511 18139 1520 1521

1534 1531 SE Clay St 18140 1605

SE SE 176thAve

1600 SE 177thAve 1607 1611 1613 SE Mill St 1617 1620 1625 3

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory 1 18608 18750 18828 19010 19240 18640 19220 A B C 1. 18510 E Bu rn 2. 636 19310 Southeast Stark St si E Burnside St de St F D E 2 615 635

18450 G H st Divis 703-717 Southea ion St 19244 724 737 723-737 740 I 746 Sou the ast Southeast 182ndAve well Blvd 26 Pow o ¤£ 801 ell P e Blvd W v J A

SE SE Ave 187th

ROCKWOOD 9

0 450 900 n 820 1

Meters 835 E

S 19105

900-918 18341 6

18501 935 3 19309 18545 18607 18625 18755 18815 18805

18420 18430 SE Yamhill St

18344 18720 1007-1009 7 18660 18503 18530

18542 19002 18610 18655 4 5 19036 8 18330 19046 19116 1025 18730 18754

18830 SE 191stAve SE Yamhill Cir 18722-18726 1049 1036

CityBoundary 1101

SE SE 184thAve 3. 18735-18747 SE 190thAve 4. 18820-18822 Neighborhood Boundary 1118 1118 5. 18824-18826 6. 18427-18429 7. 19020 ELIGIBILITY 8. 19130-19138 9. 1440 Eligible/Contributing Eligible/Significant Not Eligible/Non-Contributing Undetermined Demolished Out of Period/Not Surveyed 9

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory

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A B C E E Bu S rn S E Southeast Stark St si 2 d SE Pine St 0 e 5

S t t F h

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SE 194thAve G H 19825 Southeast Division St 425

I Sou the as Southeast 182ndAve ell Blvd 26 t Po ow Southeast Stark St wel P ¤£ l Bl W vd J 19650 19642 0 450 900 n

Meters 20012

SE 205thAve

SE SE 204th Pl 1

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SE 197th Ave 197th SE 19776

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829 SE Ave202nd CityBoundary 3 SE Morrison Ter 2 Neighborhood Boundary

ELIGIBILITY 19549 19555 E Burnside St Eligible/Contributing SE Yamhill St NW B ur ns 19628 ide 2360-2368 Not Eligible/Non-Contributing Ct ve 2550 A h 1026 t 7 0 Out of Period/Not Surveyed 2 E S 1046 SE Main Dr Northwest Burnside Rd 1110 1120

NW NW ElevenAveMile

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory 1 1617 1620 1625 1627 1612 A B E B C u 1637 SE Mill St 18241 rn 1637 1635 Southeast Stark St sid e S 1705 t F 1710 1717 D E 1735 18228 1742-1744 1727 18242 SE Mill Ct 1737 G H 1801 Southeast Division St 1802 1801 2 2

S I SE 177thAve ou 1835 the 1840

Southeast 182ndAve as ell Blvd 26 1849 SE Stephens St t Po ow ¤£ wel P 4 1843 l Blv W d J 1920 n 1909 0 450 900 1930 1925 Meters 1931 SE Harrison St SE SE 176thAve 1941 1950 1. 1613 1955 1954 2016 2. 17570 2017 3. 18238

18149 2010 2036 SE Lincoln St 1 2033 18146 2051 2051 SE Lincoln Ct 2051 S 2115 2106 2105 E 17 2107 8 t 2134 h 2121 SE Grant St 3 A v Pl CityBoundary 2144 e th 2135 2203 78 1 Southeast182nd Ave 2202 e SE v 2151 Neighborhood Boundary A th 9 2211 7 1 e v e SE Sherman St 5 E v 2225 ELIGIBILITY S A th A 2244 0 t 2243 8 s 1 1 2241 1. SE Emmert Ct E 8 Eligible/Contributing 2. SE Mill Loop S 1 3. SE Grant Ln 2311 2312 2306 2313 SE

SE SE 171stAve 4. SE Stephens Ct Eligible/Significant SE St 5. SE Sherman Ct 2337 2334 2336 2327 Caruthers

SE SE 174thAve 6. SE Juliano Ct Not Eligible/Non-Contributing 2350 2345 CENTENNIAL Undetermined 2405 Out of Period/Not Surveyed

Southeast Division St

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h t 6 7 1

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory A B E B C 18333 18241

u 18243 18403

r 18419 18435 18451 n 18511 18529 18545

Southeast Stark St si 18625 de 2 18641 St F SE Mill St D E 1 18242 18308 18334 18350 18404 18436 18452 18512 18546 18610 18626 18630 G H 1541 Southeast Division St SE Stephens Cir I Sou the as Southeast 182ndAve ell Blvd 26 t Po ow wel P ¤£ l Blv W d J SE Stephens St

e 0 450 900 n v Meters A

1. 18228 8 2. 18609 1

SE SE 184th Way E 3. 2600 S SE Lincoln St

S 2103-2121

SE SE 190thAve

v e CENTENNIAL CityBoundary SE Grant St Neighborhood Boundary

ELIGIBILITY

SE SE 185thAve Eligible/Contributing 18709 SE 189thAve

Not Eligible/Non-Contributing SE Caruthers St Out of Period/Not Surveyed

1 NW EastwoodAve Southeast Division St

18238 1. SE 186th Ct 18316 2. SE Clinton St

3 S E 1 9 1 s SE 1 t SE Ivon Ct 87thP P

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory 2624 A B E B C ur Southeast Stark St nsi de S 2710 t F 1 D E SE Clinton St 2800 G H Southeast Division St 2804 2820 I Sou the 2834 as Southeast 182ndAve ell Blvd 26 4 t Po ow wel P ¤£ l Bl W 2906 vd J n 18215 0 450 900 2 t Meters SE Brooklyn St SE Brooklyn C Pl 1. SE Ezgoin Ln 18202 4th 3011 18 2. SE Woodward Ct SE 3. SE Rajessa Ct SE Tibbetts St 3014 18215 3 CENTENNIAL 3111 SE Tibbetts Ct 3127 3106 SE Kelly St 3137 4. SE Brooklyn Pl S 5. SE Kelly Ct E 6. SE Pershing Ct 1 7 7. NW Giese Ave 6 t h 3141 P NW 3rd St l 5 SE FranklinC CityBoundary t l P h 3245 5t Neighborhood Boundary 17 SE 177thAve E 3261 S

SE 178thAve SE 179thAve 6 3305

ELIGIBILITY NW LinnemanAve

S E

3323 Southeast182nd Ave

Eligible/Contributing NW Nancy Pl 8 0 3333 NW 1st St t 7

h A

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e 3403

Out of Period/Not Surveyed 3422-3424 SE Haig Dr SE 174thAve 3435

3447

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory A B C E Bu rn ncy Cir Southeast Stark St sid Na e W St F 3734 S SE Bush Ter D E 3800 3 3830 G H 3825 SW 3rd St 17945 Southeast Division St 18001 3835 SE Marie St SE 180th Pl 3830 3844 S I 18024 17900

o 17922 u 1 17930 the 18004 S

Southeast 182ndAve as ell Blvd 26 W t Po ow £ w ¤ SE 176th Pl ell B P 3916 N lvd W a J n

3940 c y n A 0 450 900 v Meters e

4020

SW 5th Dr 1. SE Francis St 2. SE Naegeli Dr 3. SE 181st Pl Southeast Powell Blvd 4501 4. SW Nancy Ct 5. SW Duniway Ave

v S Reti A

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n £ l L ¤ e

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S ELIGIBILITY SW 8th St SE Kendall Ct Eligible/Contributing CENTENNIAL W Powell Blvd 2 Eligible/Significant SW 9th Ct Not Eligible/Non-Contributing

Out of Period/Not Surveyed Ivory Lo 5

SW o p

SW HighlandDr

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n 0 25 50 100 150 Historic Resources Inventory Results Meters City of Gresham Historic Resources Inventory

Appendix C Property List Photos

(printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 1 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 10 NE 162nd Ave 2 ECc.1970 Horizontal Board Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Walk-up Apartment Greenwood Village Apartment Comments: Five apartments, all with same detailing. Pool in center with accessory building. Three carports were visible, they appear original. Retains 1970s apartment feel.

18 SE 162nd Ave 2 ECc.1969 Clinker Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Vinyl Siding Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Two buildings with central parking. Replacement windows. Street facing façade appears original with 60s details.

23 NE 162nd Ave 2 NCc.1969 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Shingle Tree Crest Apartments Comments: Two apartment buildings and three garage buildings. New windows, new porch dividers and new fencing separating yards, new porch supports, pressure treated lumber.

25 SE 162nd Ave 1 NCc.1946 Vinyl Siding Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Multi-Color Brick Other Commercial/Public Comments: New siding/windows, footprint altered. Does not appear to date to the 1940s.

100 NE 162nd Ave 2 UN c.1970 Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Difficult to see from the public ROW. Will need owner permission to access.

114 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1955 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Resources has mostly retained historic materials and has retained form.

115 SE 162nd Ave 2 ECc.1970 Horizontal Board Mansard Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Clinker Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Two separate buildings on large lot.

115 SE 162nd Ave 2 ECc.1970 Horizontal Board Mansard Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Clinker Brick Contemporary Other Apt./Hotel Plan

128 SE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1964 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Synthetic Stone Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Windows replaced, building appears to have retained some detailing and form.

129 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1950 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Ranch (Type) Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Cottage entrance, wood multi-light windows, original siding and plan. Contributing garage to NW of house. City data shows a 1927 construction date, but it is not shown on topo maps until 1957 (not on 1934, 1941, or 1946). Construction date is estimated at 1950.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 2 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 138 NE 162nd Ave 1.5 ECc.1935 Shingle English Cottage Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Period Cottage Comments: Wood windows throughout. Shake siding.

166 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1965 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Beavercrest Apartments Synthetic Stone Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Beavercrest Apartment sign appears original. Replacement windows appear to be in original openings.

202 NE 162nd Ave 1 NCc.1941 Wood Sheet English Cottage Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Minimal Traditional Period Cottage Comments: Two-car garage addition to south facade, new windows, trim removed, new siding,

203 NE 162nd Ave 1 NCc.1963 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board Ranch/Rambler Comments: Difficult to see from ROW. Garage converted. Windows replaced. Current duplex, appears to have been converted from single family.

215 SE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1964 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Synthetic Stone Contemporary Crosswing

215 SE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1964 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Synthetic Stone Contemporary Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Likely associated with 233 SE 162nd. WWII era cottage predates the apartments. Apartments are difficult to see from the ROW, but they have retained their form and some materials. Entrances and windows appear replaced in original openings.

222 NE 162nd Ave 2 NCc.1966 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Synthetic Stone Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Six buildings in complex. New applied siding and windows diminish integrity.

233 SE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1952 Cement Fiber Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: The residence appears associated with 215 SE 162nd Street. The home may be the caretakers or owners home or management office for the apartments. Replacement windows and siding, but house has maintained its form.

243 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1949 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Wood windows, original plan. Detached garage no longer has garage door.

243 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1949 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Wood windows, original plan. Detached garage no longer has garage door.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 3 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 306 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Multi-Color Brick Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood roll over garage door, Replacement windows in original openings. Decorative details below windows. Brick around entrance appears newer.

306 NE 162nd Ave 1 ECc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Multi-Color Brick Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood roll over garage door, Replacement windows in original openings. Decorative details below windows. Brick around entrance appears newer.

307 NE 162nd Ave 1 NCc.1948 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Standard Brick Rectangular Block Comments: Replacement vinyl windows, changed fenestration.

321 NE 162nd Ave 1 NCc.1938 Cement Fiber Siding Other / Undefined Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Many updates to plan and materials. Difficult to see what original building form. Addition to primary, E façade, roof pitch may have been altered. Does not appear to have elements from the 1938 construction date on file with the City of Gresham.

325 SE 162nd Ave 1.5 ECc.1925 Horizontal Board English Cottage Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Clinker Brick Period Cottage Comments: Original chimney, front entrance. Replacement vinyl windows, in original openings. Contributing garage.

333 SE 162nd Ave 2 ECc.1969 Clinker Brick Contemporary Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Vinyl Siding Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Three-part apartment complex, hard to see from ROW. Vertical, rectangular windows visible from street appear to retain their historic fenestration. Buildings are behind a historic home, parcel appears to have been split.

335 NE 162nd Ave 1 NCc.1948 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Fenestration changed, new siding, vinyl windows.

405 NE 162nd Ave 1.5 NCc.1947 Cement Fiber Siding Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Multi-Color Brick Comments: House has been extensively remodeled.

36 SE 165th Ave 1.5 NCc.1916 Vertical Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Bungalow Comments: Difficult to see from ROW. Dormers, siding and windows all appear to be replacements.

401 SE 165th Ave 1.5 NCc.1928 Horizontal Board Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Crosswing - Half Comments: New siding, new trim. Appears east wing was a later addition with different eave overhangs and foundation.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 4 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 510 SE 166th Pl 1 ECc.1958 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Early Ranch w/Garage

511 SE 166th Pl 1 ECc.1957 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Retains original materials.

17 SE 167th Ave 1 NCc.1958 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Has maintained original siding and form. Replacement vinyl windows mainly in historic openings. Porch enclosed.

18 SE 167th Ave 1 ECc.1958 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: New windows in orig openings. Original garage door.

439 SE 167th Ave 1 ECc.1957 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original siding and garage door.

440 SE 167th Ave 1 ECc.1957 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Contemporary Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: New vinyl windows in likely original openings. Appears to have original siding, garage door and plan.

15 SE 172nd Ave 1 NCc.1949 Vinyl Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Garage converted into living space, wood windows.

35 NE 172nd Ave 1 NCc.1942 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Shake Ranch (Type) Comments: Altered windows. Enlarged porch. Replacement entrance door.

339 SE 172nd Ave 1.5 NCc.1936 Shake Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Cape Cod Comments: Additions to both the north and south facades. Window types vary, multi light wood, side sliding vinyl. Fenestration changed.

610 SE 180th Ave 1 NCc.1956 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows, siding, porch supports, entrance door.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 5 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 626 SE 180th Ave 1 NCc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Carport added to north side of west facade.

640 SE 180th Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Fenestration appears unchanged.

700 SE 180th Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood framed windows on primary facade.

714 SE 180th Ave 1 NCc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Wood Sheet Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Extensive changes to exterior materials.

305 NE 181 Pl 1.5 NCc.1910 Horizontal Board Vernacular Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Primary façade appears to face rear of property, but house has been reoriented to the street. Entrance door has large lighted oval opening. Widows all replacement vinyl. Window trim appears replaced.

205 SE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1968 Pebble-finish Stucco Mansard COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Oversized Brick Contemporary Other Commercial/Public Comments: Has a drive through. Possibly a bank.

211 NE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1928 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Bungalow Comments: Oriel windows added to all facades. Large metal windows.

229-235 SE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1962 Standard Brick Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Wood Sheet Other Commercial/Public Comments: Change in front facade window fenestration.

250 NE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1946 Horizontal Board Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/2/2020

Comments: Many alterations to original construction date. Metal windows throughout.

255 NE 181st Ave 1.5 NCc.1937 Aluminum Siding English Cottage Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Period Cottage Comments: New windows with some changes to fenestration, new trim, new siding, Resource has maintained some association to its construction date, but the loss of all exterior materials diminishes integrity.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 6 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 270 NE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1945 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Bungalow Comments: Changes to siding, porch, porch supports, windows in new openings. Converted to commercial.

305 NE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1969 Concrete Panels Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/2/2020 Metal Sheet 1-Part Block

320 NE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1951 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Converted to commercial. Garage converted to interior space.

325 SE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1960 Shake Contemporary Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Wood Sheet Modern Commercial (Type) Comments: Appears this was originally a single dwelling that has been converted to commercial.

337 SE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1969 Concrete: Other/Undefined Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Drive-In Restaurant Comments: Drive through window with metal supported awning. Awning roof clad in horizontal wood boards . Wood framed large plate glass windows.

338 NE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1951 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Central Block with Wings Comments: Extensive changes to materials. Converted to commercial.

410 NE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1951 Standard Brick Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board 1-Part Block Comments: Converted to commercial. Replacement windows, brick on primary façade.

440 SE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1967 Multi-Color Brick Modern Period: Other Financial Institute 10/9/2020

Comments: Metal framed windows and decorative metal awnings.

529 SE 181st Ave 1 NCc.1956 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Converted to commercial. Addition to south facade.

600 SE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1963 Synthetic Stone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Metal Sheet Commercial/Industrial Block

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 7 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 600 SE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1963 Synthetic Stone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Metal Sheet Commercial/Industrial Block

748-752 SE 181st Ave 1 ECc.1960 Horizontal Board Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Commercial Court Comments: Metal windows

636 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1947 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Metal windows likely replacements, new front entrance door. Heavily covered by foliage.

1118 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1959 Stucco Modern Period: Other Religious Facility 10/8/2020 Central Block with Wings Comments: Large expansion to foot print of church. Structure was likely resurfaced.

1118 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1955 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Single dwelling located behind 1959 building.

1440 SE 182nd Ave 1.5 ECc.1959 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Religious Facility 10/6/2020 A-Frame (Type) Other Religious Building Comments: Some wood framed windows.

1025 SE 184th Ave 1 NCc.1949 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Many alterations. Addition to primary façade. House does not face the street.

1101 SE 184th Ave 1 NCc.1950 Stucco Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Multi-Color Brick Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: House recently suffered a fire. It is currently undergoing extensive renovations.

454 SE 187th Ave 1 NCc.1959 Pebble-finish Stucco Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Metal Sheet Rectangular Block Comments: Newly renovated, façade enclosed in new exterior materials

615 SE 187th Ave 2 ECc.1970 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Stone:Other/Undefined Other Apt./Hotel Plan Roger's Plaza Apartments Comments: Siding, trim work, and windows appear replaced, but building retains stonework, form and landscaping.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 8 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 724 SE 187th Ave 1 NCc.1914 Shake Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: window fenestration appears altered. Garage appears to date from a later period.

737 SE 187th Ave 2 ECc.1966 Cement Fiber Siding Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Roman Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Patricia Anne Apartments Comments: Replacement windows, siding, and entrance doors. Appears northern building is one, long connected building. Buildings have replacement vinyl windows, but they are likely in historic openings. Three smaller buildings on the south side of the parcel

746 SE 187th Ave 1 NCc.1964 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Standard Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Cedar Manor Apartments Comments: It appears the gable end chimney was removed on the street facing building, Siding replaced, and windows replaced throughout the three buildings.

835 SE 187th Ave 1 ECc.1940 Shingle Vernacular Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Lighted wood door, cedar shingles. Metal roof. Appears to have maintained its form. It may have been a garage. Small building shows on a 1950 aerial.

900-918 SE 187th Ave 1 EC1966 Clinker Brick Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Horizontal Board Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Replacement windows in original openings. Light-posts appear to be from historic period. Two buildings on parcel.

935 SE 187th Ave 1 NCc.1947 Cement Fiber Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Cement Fiber Siding WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Changes to fenestration Likely addition to primary façade.

7 SE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1951 Vertical Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Standard Brick WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Round turret on primary facade. Many updates. Very eclectic.

10 SE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1912 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Changes to porch, garage doors. Difficult to see from ROW. attached garage.

15 SE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1952 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Shake Minimal Traditional Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows, entrance door, porch supports and garage door.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 9 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16 NE 188th Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII Era Cottage (Type) Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in some openings. Large central window original. Attached garage.

25 NE 188th Ave 1 ECc.1961 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Shake Ranch w/Garage Comments: Newer windows appear to be in historic openings.

29 SE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1949 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Clinker Brick Comments: New windows and doors throughout.

30 SE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1950 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Changes to fenestration on primary facade.

31 NE 188th Ave 1 ECc.1952 Vertical Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Some original windows.

44 NE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Shake Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: House maintains window openings siding is being replaced. Painted brick planter by entryway. Some windows are wood framed. Changes to windows and siding materials diminish integrity.

59 NE 188th Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Vinyl windows new roll over garage door, but house retains its form and siding materials.

105 SE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1949 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Difficult to see from ROW. Changes to windows and fenestration.

111 NE 188th Ave 1 ECc.1960 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows. Original siding and garage door. Building maintains form and siding materials.

115 NE 188th Ave 1 NCc.1960 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Vertical Board WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Viny windows, vertical groves in wood sheet appear to be replacement siding.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 10 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 141 NE 188th Ave 1.5 ECc.1922 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Bungalow Comments: Bell cast roofline. Established row of trees at front of property. Difficult to see from the ROW. What can be seen appears to have integrity.

143 NE 188th Ave 2 NCc.1949 Wood Sheet Split Level (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: New siding, trim work, and windows. The second story appears to have been added.

635 SE 190th Ave 1.5 ECc.1952 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Many wood windows. Attached garage.

703-717 SE 190th Ave 1 NCc.1953 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Clinker Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Replacement windows and entrance doors throughout. Garage converted to living space of street side unit. Other units on the lot are difficult to see from the ROW, but do not appear on aerials until after 1970.

723-737 SE 190th Ave 1 NCc.1970 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Standard Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Extensive changes to exterior materials. Four units.

740 SE 190th Ave XD c.1954 10/9/2020

Comments: Demolished between 2009 and 2011, based on historic Google satellite imagery.

801 SE 190th Ave 2 ECc.1963 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Walk-up Apartment The Rockwood Comments: Replacement windows. Original Fenestration unknown, but windows may be in original openings. Decorative vertical boards near center entrance. C-shaped building.

820 SE 190th Ave 1 ECc.1965 Wood Sheet Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Cement Fiber Siding Other Apt./Hotel Plan Grant View Court Apartments Comments: One- and two-story buildings. Replacement materials throughout, windows, doors, siding. Appears to be seven buildings in the complex. Two types of buildings, the smaller single-story buildings have had extensive changes to materials. The two-story buildings have retained some historic concrete paneling and appear to have retained some integrity.

1007-1009 SE 190th Ave 1 ECc.1959 Shake Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Siding and windows appear unaltered.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 11 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 1036 SE 191st Ave 1 NCc.1950 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Changes to fenestration, addition to south, changes to entrance area. Difficult to see from ROW.

1049 SE 191st Ave 1 NCc.1956 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Number on house says 1035 and faces 191st Ave lot shows address as 1049 SE 191st.

425 SE 196th Ave 1 ECc.1950 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: One structure on the property is easily visible from road. The site may have as many as six buildings. The building visible from the ROW appears to be a small workers cottage. At least 2 of the buildings are visible on a 1952 aerial.

1026 SE 196th Ave 1 NCc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Detached garage converted to living space. House has side-sliding replacement vinyl windows and a replacement front door.

1046 SE 196th Ave 1 NCc.1927 Vinyl Siding Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Bungalow Comments: Enclosed front porch and many changes to fenestration.

1110 SE 196th Ave 1 NCc.1912 Vinyl Siding Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Bungalow Comments: Large carport addition, many changes to plan, siding, windows and porch.

1120 SE 196th Ave 1 NCc.1916 Vinyl Siding Vernacular Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Changes to siding, windows, and entrance

727 SE 197th Ave 1.5 NCc.1926 Vinyl Siding Vernacular Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Replacement windows are visible on the first and second story of the south, non-primary façade. Building is clad in vinyl siding has a metal roof. . Very difficult to see from the ROW.

729 SE 197th Ave 1.5 NCc.1926 Vinyl Siding Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Extensive changes to exterior. Large addition to front façade.

730 SE 197th Ave 1 NC1950 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Changes to porch, font porch covered likely added. Carport added to south façade

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 12 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 805 SE 197th Ave 1 NCc.1950 Aluminum Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Many alterations to siding, windows, and porch.

829 SE 197th Ave 1 NCc.1951 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Replacement windows and entrance door. House has maintained its form.

725 SE 202nd Ave 1 ECc.1968 Multi-Color Brick Neo-Colonial Medical Business/Office 10/9/2020 Horizontal Board Other Residential Type Comments: Historically there was a railing around the roof. Building was developed as a retirement home in 1968 at a cost of 725k (The Oregonian, 1968: January 25:32).

18150 SE Ash St 1 NCc.1948 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Substantial changes to exterior materials.

18200 SE Ash St 1 NCc.1948 Wood Sheet WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Extensive changes to exterior materials and fenestration

18223 SE Ash St 1 NCc.1949 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Changes to fenestration and replacement vinyl windows.

18231 SE Ash St 1 NCc.1949 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: Porch likely enclosed later, addition to east facade. Changes to fenestration and replacement vinyl windows.

2360-2368 NW Burnside Rd 1 NCc.1966 Corrugated metal Vernacular INDUSTRIAL: General 10/11/2020 Concrete Block Comments: Building may have historically been a barn, clad in metal. Small car entryway in concrete block building to the east of the metal building. They appear attached.

2550 NW Burnside Ct 1 NCc.1968 Concrete Block Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Ranch/Rambler Comments: New stonework around entrance. Replacement windows. Likely single family home converted to office. In 1970, only the house is visible on aerial images. The area surrounding this building is in industrial use currently.

16141 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1969 Wood Sheet Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/2/2020 Commercial Court Comments: Metal windows, likely original.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 13 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16300 E Burnside St 1.5 NCc.1940 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Period Cottage Comments: Associated with Pinewood apartments also recorded at 16300 E Burnside. The house has vinyl windows and siding and does not retain enough integrity to contribute as a single family home.

16300 E Burnside St 2 ECc.1968 Vinyl Siding Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Clinker Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Pinewood Station Comments: Six buildings on the adjacent two parcels (to the east) (recorded separately). The parcels have various construction dates listed at the city of Gresham spanning from 1958 to 1968. No apartments are visible on aerials in 1960.

16400 E Burnside St 2 ECc.1968 Vinyl Siding Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Multi-Color Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Pinewood Station Comments: Buildings M and K associated with 16300 and 16400 E Burnside. The parcels have various construction dates listed at the city of Gresham spanning from 1958 to 1968. No apartments are visible on aerials in 1960.

16400 E Burnside St 2 ECc.1960 Vinyl Siding Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Multi-Color Brick Other Apt./Hotel Plan Pinewood Station Comments: Pinewood station apartments. With other grouping of buildings on parces to the west and east. The parcels have various construction dates listed at the city of Gresham spanning from 1958 to 1968. No apartments are visible on aerials in 1960.

16510-16512 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1966 Clinker Brick Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Two carports on north side of property. Difficult to see from ROW, but parts that can be seen appear to have retained integrity.

16519 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1947 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board WWII-Era Cottage

16520 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1966 Clinker Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board Walk-up Apartment Comments: Same design as 16510-16512 E Burnside street.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 14 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16532-16536 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1966 Roman Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Vertical Board Central Block with Wings Comments: New windows, doors, and projecting garage addition.

16545 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1953 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space, metal window on primary façade.Two-car garage likely a later addition, but may have been prior to 1970. Other windows are wood.

16600-16602 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1963 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Synthetic Stone Ranch w/Garage

16613 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1947 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler

16620-16622 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1963 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 c. Synthetic Stone Ranch w/Garage Comments: Matches 16600 E burnside exactly

16635 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1955 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Glad block around door. Door and windows on primary facade moved.

16638 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1958 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: New windows and entrance door compromise integrity

16647 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1957 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Vertical Board WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Wood windows

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 15 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16648 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1958 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Contemporary Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Some recent work being completed. Shutters removed.

16709 E Burnside St 1.5 ECc.1955 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Vertical Board Other/Undefined Comments: Difficult to see from ROW. Garage converted to living space.

16715 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1955 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage

16727 E Burnside St 1 NC1955 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Entry around door altered/enclosed.

16739 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1957 Asphalt Shingle Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Roman Brick Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Roman brick planter by entryway.

16801-16807 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1967 Standard Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Other Apt./Hotel Plan Rocky Flats Comments: Two buildings facing each other with landscaping between. The west building is missing it's chimney. Both buildings have replacement windows, doors, and siding.

16810 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1955 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: Replacement windows in some openings that may have been changed. Garage attached by breezeway

16810 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1955 Vertical Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: Wood roll-over garage door, garage likely postdates the house, but is attached by a breezeway.

16829 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1954 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Orig siding. Windows appear replaced in original openings.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 16 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16829 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1954 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Orig siding. Windows appear replaced in original openings.

16830 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1939 Vinyl Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: New windows, vinyl siding, new entrance door. Window openings appear altered.

16835 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1954 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: New trim, siding and windows. The house has retained its form.

16841 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1950 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Ranch/Rambler Comments: Many changes to plan and materials.

16850 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1942 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: New trim, siding, windows. Addition on west side.

16920 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1951 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Cape Cod (Type) Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Original siding and wood framed windows. Metal post and awning front porch

16921 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1942 Shake Minimal Traditional Farmstead 10/2/2020

Comments: New windows and door on main house. Changes to fenestration. Set back from ROW approximately 100 feet.

16940 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1953 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Comments: Windows on primary facade vinyl, new front entrance door. House has retained its form.

17002 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1949 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: New siding, new windows, new entrance door, new porch supports. Area around house is paved.

17016 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1948 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Wood Sheet Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Original siding and plan, new windows in original openings.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 17 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17016 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1948 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Wood Sheet Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Original siding and plan, new windows in original openings.

17030 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1948 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: New siding, windows, doors.

17041 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1954 Cement Fiber Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: changes to fenestration and replacement windows, Entrance door, siding also replaced.

17098 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1949 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Vinyl siding, vinyl windows. New trim boards.

17103 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1954 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Difficult to see from the ROW, but many material changes are visible on the parts of the resources that can be seen. Windows appear to be metal, fenestration altered on primary facade. Garage non-contributing.

17115 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1942 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Shake Ranch (Type) Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: replacement windows and porch appears it was likely enclosed later. Fenestration appears altered.

17118 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1949 Vinyl Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Side sliding vinyl windows,openings likely altered.

17310 E Burnside St XD 1941 10/1/2020

Comments: appears on recent satellite imagery from 2020. Recently demolished.

17316 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1969 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Jennifer Anne apartments. Two building types, single story and two story. Original siding and some original details six buildings in two rows wit parking in center.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 18 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17316 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1969 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Jennifer Anne apartments. Two building types, single story and two story. Original siding and some original details six buildings in two rows wit parking in center.

17400 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1970 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Minimal Traditional Walk-up Apartment Comments: Central parking area with buildings surrounding. Even with changes to material the form and plan is consistent and still conveys a 1970 apartment complex. Appears to be 4 buildings.

17500 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1942 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Possibly entrance moved to gable end. New siding, new windows, new door.

17525 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1938 Vertical Board Other / Undefined Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Windows, trim and siding appear to have been replaced.

17605 E Burnside St 1.5 NCc.1938 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Side-sliding vinyl windows. Changed fenestration. Metal roof.

17645 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1947 Standard Brick Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020

Comments: Garage filled in with cement block. House painted. New front porch posts. Vinyl windows.

17701 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1947 Standard Brick Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: New windows. Detached garage.

17802-17892 E Burnside St 2 ECc.1970 Vinyl Siding Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Six buildings with matching style, form, and details. Vinyl siding and windows. Original fenestration throughout.

17925 E Burnside St 2 EC1969 Vertical Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: New windows, but buildings otherwise have retained materials. Managers house on rear lot matches materials and style of apartments.

17932-17948 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1942 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Difficult to see from ROW. Appears these units have retained original windows and siding materials as well as their historic plan, but they are well hidden by foliage.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 19 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17932-17948 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1942 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Difficult to see from ROW. Appears these units have retained original windows and siding materials as well as their historic plan, but they are well hidden by foliage.

17939 E Burnside St 2 NCc.1965 Vinyl Siding Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Walk-up Apartment Comments: Two story apartments. Two buildings on property. Vinyl siding, windows. New doors.

18245 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1963 Horizontal Board Contemporary Multiple Dwelling 10/11/2020 Vertical Board Walk-up Apartment Comments: Replacement vinyl windows.

18311 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1954 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other RELIGION: General 10/11/2020 Other Religious Building

18411 E Burnside St 2 ECc.1964 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/11/2020 Standard Brick Walk-up Apartment Comments: Should be recorded with lot of same name to the east.

18411 E Burnside St 2 ECc.1964 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/11/2020 Standard Brick Walk-up Apartment Comments: Metal railings and exterior stairs appear to be original.

18445 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020

Comments: Some replaced vinyl windows. North portion appears to be an addition.

18488 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1967 Standard Brick Mansard Restaurant 10/9/2020 Stucco Drive-In Restaurant Comments: Brick fast food restaurant. Glass atrium eating area on north façade

18625 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1959 Metal Sheet Mobile/Manufactured Home (Typ Multiple Dwelling 10/11/2020 Wood Sheet Mobile Home Comments: Difficult to see from ROW, Only main road into park is visible. Many homes appear to be from the period. 73 structures are visible on GIS map. Many of the structures appear to have maintained historic sidings and details. Some landscaping appears from the period. The site as a whole, from the ROW appears to retain enough integrity to be eligible contributing.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 20 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18901 E Burnside St 1 ECc.1954 Stucco Neo-Spanish/Mediterranean Restaurant 10/11/2020

18929 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1969 Concrete Block Modern Commercial (Type) Specialty Store 10/11/2020 Field Stone Comments: Plan appears historic. Stone facade painted. Primary façade likely altered, windows removed, Entrance altered.

19244 E Burnside St XD c.1942 10/11/2020

Comments: Empty lot. Driveway present. House demolished after 2015 (Google Earth).

19515 E Burnside St 1 NCc.1949 Vinyl Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows and changes to porch supports.

18446 NE Couch St 1 NCc.1955 Wood Sheet WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/11/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Changes to fenestration and exterior materials.

18807 NE Couch St 1 NCc.1955 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: New windows, siding, front door, and porch supports. Garage converted to living space.

18808 NE Couch St 2 NCc.1957 Aluminum Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Second story added over garage which was converted to living space.

18020-18028 NE Davis St 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Contemporary Multiple Dwelling 10/2/2020 Sandstone Ranch/Rambler Comments: Very modern apartment. Large carport. Replacement windows in historic openings. Has retained some of the historic metal railings.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 21 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16206 NE Everett Ct 1 ECc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage

16211 NE Everett Ct 1 ECc.1963 Standard Brick Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Horizontal Board Ranch w/Garage

16225 NE Everett Ct 1.5 ECc.1963 Shake Split Level (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 Vertical Board Split Level w/Garage

18121 NE Everett Ct 1 ECc.1952 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/2/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Detached two car garage.

17540 SE Main St 1.5 ECc.1922 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Bungalow Comments: Replacement aluminum window on upper floor, primary, north facade. Change in fenestration,. Siding, plan, setting, and other windows appear mainly historic.

17541 SE Main St 1.5 ECc.1922 Shake Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Bungalow Comments: Addition on east (non-primary) facade.

18147 SE Main St 1 NCc.1953 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in altered openings

18211 SE Oak St 1 NCc.1927 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Bungalow Comments: City data says 1924, homeowners think 1927. House was moved to site in c. 1971. Detached garage.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 22 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18221 SE Oak St 1 NCc.1954 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Changes to window fenestration, vinyl windows throughout.

17915 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1965 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Vertical Board Ranch/Rambler Comments: House does not reflect building date on file with the city (1928). No building on 1950 aerial. Fenestration altered.

17925 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1960 Shingle Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. New windows.

18020-18024 SE Pine St 1 ECc.1960 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 1-Part Block Comments: Vinyl windows in original openings. Slight boomerang roof.

18126 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1947 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Extensive changes to fenestration. Garage appears to have been converted to living space. Original footprint appears altered.

18144 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1947 Aluminum Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Addition to SW corner of house. Porch remodeled.

18149 SE Pine St 1 ECc.1953 Wood Sheet WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Multi-Color Brick WWII-Era Cottage Comments: No house on property in 1950, City build date listed as 1949. Some wood windows remain.

18155 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1949 Wood Sheet WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Changes to fenestration, replacement vinyl windows, replacement siding.

18207 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1943 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Replacement windows in new openings, side-sliding windows.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 23 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18207 SE Pine St 1 NCc.1943 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Replacement windows in new openings, side-sliding windows.

18428 SE Pine St 2 ESc.1966 Sandstone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Contemporary 2-Part Block Comments: Mid-century office building. Exterior materials appear original. Further research is recommended.

18448 SE Pine St 1 ESc.1964 Sandstone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Contemporary Other Commercial/Public Comments: : Mid-Century commercial, would benefit from further research.

16321 SE Stark St 2 NCc.1926 Vertical Board Foursquare (Type) Civic 10/1/2020 Cobblestone Modern Period: Other Central Blk w/Proj Bays Comments: Many additions to central house. Original building appears to have been a four square house, with several additions to the west and east.

16360 SE Stark St 2 ECc.1964 Concrete Panels Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Metal railings, and exterior stairs.

16415 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1960 Corrugated metal Mobile/Manufactured Home (Typ Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Metal Sheet Mobile Home Comments: Sixteen homes on the site, many with original detailing. Most of the units that could be seen from the ROW maintained a fair level of exterior materials. The site as a whole appears to have retained enough integrity to be eligible/contributing.

16432 SE Stark St 2.5 ECc.1928 Horizontal Board Colonial Revival Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Central Block with Wings Comments: wood windows thoroughout. Single family converted to assisted living. Retains historic materials.

16702-16706 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1967 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Roman Brick Modern Period: Other Crosswing - Half Comments: Metal roof, new entrance doors, new windows throughout.

16708-16712 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1967 Roman Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Walk-up Apartment Comments: New windows in historic openings.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 24 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 16731 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1958 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original siding, windows. Has a boomerang roof above porch.

16740-16742 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1961 Aluminum Siding Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Clinker Brick Contemporary Other/Undefined

16801 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1940 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: New porch, new windows. Original siding. Ver small house.

16816-16822 SE Stark St 1.5 ECc.1911 Cement Fiber Siding Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Bungalow Comments: Many original windows, porch and setting altered. Front area paved.

17007 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1928 Metal Sheet Mobile/Manufactured Home (Typ Multiple Dwelling 10/1/2020 Mobile Home Fir Haven Mobile Home Park Comments: : Fir haven mobile home park. Changes to fenestration on office building with rock face filled in with smaller rock in several places. The key features that were present in the 1960s appear altered. .

17031 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1931 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: Difficult to see from the ROW, appears to have altered windows altered fenestration. Detached garage to north of house.

17049 SE Stark St 1.5 NCc.1930 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Bungalow Comments: Replacement windows and fenestration appears altered. New entrance door. Difficult to see from ROW.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 25 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17200 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1962 Vertical Board Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Standard Brick 1-Part Block

17208 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1953 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: New siding, vinyl windows, new doors, altered plan.

17208 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1953 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: New siding, vinyl windows, new doors, altered plan.

17209 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1952 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Standard Brick Comments: Replacement windows in historic openings.

17235 SE Stark St 1.5 NCc.1938 Horizontal Board Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Clinker Brick Cape Cod Comments: House converted to commercial. Windows all replacement, fenestration appears changed in places.

17329 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1963 Flagstone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Commercial Court Comments: Flagstone brick appears newer. New windows and entrance doors.

17404 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1961 Synthetic Stone Modern Commercial (Type) TRANSPORTATION: General 10/9/2020 Concrete Panels Service Station Comments: Gas pumps removed, but clearly resembles a service station.

17424 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1970 Concrete Block Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020

Comments: Building retains its 1970s feeling and association.

17440 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1970 Stamped Sheet Metal A-Frame (Type) Restaurant 10/9/2020 Modern Commercial (Type) Comments: Annie’s Burgers. Exterior materials appear original. Was once a Hamburger Jacks. Building is in a good state of preservation. Pressed metal roof shingles.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 26 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17510 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1961 Wood Sheet Modern Period: Other COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Mansard Comments: Window openings appear altered.

17539 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1957 Stucco Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Split Level Comments: Many changes to building exterior. Footprint changes between 2000 and 2002. building does not convey the 1950s construction date.

17609 SE Stark St ECc.1939 Squared Log Other / Undefined Single Dwelling 10/1/2020 Vertical Board Other/Undefined Comments: Squared log house difficult to see from the ROW. Windows may be replaced.

17610 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Multi-light wood framed window on primary façade appears historic. Other windows are wood as well.

17640 SE Stark St NCc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Replacement vinyl windows in original openings.

17700 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1963 Wood Sheet Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Vertical Board Residential Court Comments: Replacement windows in new openings on the northern building. Southern building shows varied siding below windows.

17729 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1956 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/1/2020

Comments: New entry porch cover, new siding, new trim, new windows. Appears to be an addition to the north.

17830 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1957 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Brutalism Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows in original openings.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 27 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17910 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Vertical Board Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Large window on primary facade is multi-light wood.

17917 SE Stark St 1 ES1963 Horizontal Board Contemporary Library 10/1/2020 The Village Retirement Center Vertical Board Other/Undefined Comments: Wood windows, wood siding. Dedicated in 1963. Original architect: Stewart, Richardson, Allen and McMath

17920 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1964 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Laurel Lane Apartments. Replacement siding, windows and entrance doors.

17938 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1956 Aluminum Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Original wood windows remain on primary facade. Converted to commercial use.

18000 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Foundation suggests the garage was converted to interior space and building converted to commercial use.

18031 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1968 Wood Sheet Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/1/2020 Horizontal Board Comments: Clerestory windows above, New pumps, awning, and materials.

18303 SE Stark St 1.5 NCc.1901 Vinyl Siding Bungalow (Type) SOCIAL: General 10/9/2020 c. Rectangular Block Comments: Many changes to exterior. Historically was the Rockwwod School constructed in 1901, Grange was dedicated in 1908. Tower was removed, Fenestration altered, siding altered, porch altered. integrity is compromised, but the building is a community landmark.

18433 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1970 Stucco Mansard COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Modern Commercial (Type)

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 28 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18450 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1957 Metal Sheet Vernacular INDUSTRIAL: General 10/9/2020 Wood Sheet Rectangular Block Comments: Metal clad building. My have historically been a barn, or other agricultural building.

18608 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1966 Horizontal Board Modern Commercial (Type) Industrial Storage 10/9/2020

Comments: Some fixed windows appear to be original.

18640 SE Stark St 1 EC1961 Cement Fiber Siding Mansard COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Metal Sheet Modern Commercial (Type)

18750 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1961 Horizontal Board Modern Commercial (Type) Medical Business/Office 10/11/2020 1-Part Block Comments: Replacement vinyl windows throughout. Siding likely replaced.

18828 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1966 Flagstone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020 Horizontal Board Comments: Façade altered, door removed.

19010 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1970 Standard Brick Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020 Concrete Panels Comments: Concrete panels appear to be a later addition.

19115-19137 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1960 Synthetic Stone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020 Cement Fiber Siding Comments: Recent remodel. Extensive changes to exterior.

19220 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1953 Horizontal Board Mansard COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020 Clinker Brick Modern Commercial (Type) Commercial/Industrial Block Comments: Panels on primary facade roof appear replaced. Standing seam metal on other facades.

19240 SE Stark St 2 ECc.1957 Concrete Block Mansard COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020 Corrugated metal Modern Commercial (Type) Other Commercial/Public

19310 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1967 Concrete Block Mansard COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020 Corrugated metal Modern Commercial (Type) Comments: Facades of 19240 and 19310 SE Stark are indistinguishable from the primary facade. Aerials show the buildings have different footprints. They match in materials and design.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 29 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 19642 SE Stark St 2 ECc.1900 Vertical Board Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020

Comments: Bell cast roof, bungalow behind attached addition with false front.

19650 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1950 Concrete Block Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020

Comments: Changes to primary façade, enclosed entrance with floor to ceiling windows. Large industrial building to the south of the building appears to be out of period. Does not show on 1970 aerial.

19650 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1950 Concrete Block Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/9/2020

19700-19720 SE Stark St 1.5 EC1920 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Bungalow Comments: Bungalow and Stark Market are on the same lot.

19700-19720 SE Stark St 1 EC1970 Ceramic Tile Modern Commercial (Type) Specialty Store 10/9/2020

Comments: Shares lot with mile marker and 1920s bungalow (19700 SE Stark)

19700-19720 SE Stark St 1 EC1970 Ceramic Tile Modern Commercial (Type) Specialty Store 10/9/2020

Comments: Shares lot with mile marker and 1920s bungalow (19700 SE Stark)

19776 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1964 Metal Sheet Mobile/Manufactured Home (Typ Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Corrugated metal Mobile Home Mobile Park Plaza Comments: Large mobile home park. 78 mobile homes are visible on aerial imagery. Pool and office visible on aerial imagery near center of property. While each of the mobile homes could not be evaluated, the overall impression from the ROW is that the site is contributing. The landscaping and integrity suggest this would be a good site for further research with the retention of mailboxes, palm trees, and the overall circulation. Many of the units also appear to be from the historic period.

19825 SE Stark St 1 ECc.1970 Metal Sheet Mobile/Manufactured Home (Typ Multiple Dwelling 10/9/2020 Mobile Home Comments: Fifteen unit mobile home park. From the ROW it appears many of the units have retained some integrity and appear to be eligible contributing. The circulation and some of the landscaping appear to be unchanged.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 30 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 20012 SE Stark St 1 NCc.1940 Concrete Panels Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/11/2020 Other Commercial/Public Comments: Replacement windows and siding does not resemble It’s construction year, c. 1940

18330 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1945 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Extensive changes to exterior.

18341 SE Yamhill St 1.5 NCc.1914 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Bungalow Comments: Changes to fenestration, porch, and stairs.

18344 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1949 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Vinyl siding and windows. Porch enclosed.

18420 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1964 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Shingle Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows, in original openings.

18427-18429 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1948 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Ranch (Type) Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Replacement porch and windows.

18430 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Foundation suggests the garage was converted to living space. Replacement windows.

18501 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1955 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Horizontal Board Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: No structure on lot that appears to be from c. 1906 as city records indicate. Corner windows, eaves suggest a mid-century build date or a major 1950s remodel. Garage appears newer. Front façade of house does not face Yamhill.

18503 SE Yamhill Cir 1 ECc.1964 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Shake Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood multi light windows throughout.

18530 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1963 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Shake Ranch w/Garage Comments: Shake on non-primary facades.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 31 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18542 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows and front entrance.

18545 SE Yamhill St 1 EC1947 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler

18607 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1947 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Changes to fenestration, siding, porch, windows.

18610 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1963 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood multi light windows throughout

18625 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1947 Aluminum Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: Changes to fenestration, replacement windows, and siding.

18655 SE Yamhill Cir 2 NCc.1964 Shake Split Level (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Horizontal Board Split Level w/Garage Comments: Second story appears to have been added after the original construction date.

18660 SE Yamhill Cir 1 NCc.1964 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Changes to fenestration, porch altered. Lighted, paneled roll up garage doors

18720 SE Yamhill St 1.5 ECc.1923 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Bungalow Comments: Multi light wood windows throughout. Original siding, brackets and dormers.

18722-18726 SE Yamhill St 1 UNc.1970 Vertical Board Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Other Apt./Hotel Plan Comments: Difficult to see from ROW.

18730 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1930 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Condemned. Large addition on E facade.

18735-18747 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1942 Wood Sheet Mobile/Manufactured Home (Typ Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Ranch/Rambler Comments: Two Manufactured homes on one lot . Changes to fenestration, siding.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 32 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18754 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1952 Clinker Brick Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Vinyl Siding Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage is constructed of concrete block and may have been a later addition. Garage has wood, multi light windows and appears to predate the house.

18755 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1948 Cement Fiber Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Large addition to east facade, replacement windows, siding, porch supports, and entrance door.

18805 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1954 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional 10/8/2020

Comments: Being renovated at time of survey

18815 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1954 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Replacement windows, vinyl siding, porch cover and changes to fenestration.

18820-18822 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1970 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement siding, windows, doors.

18824-18826 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1959 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Multiple Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Two duplexes are angled on adjacent lots with parking between. Replacement siding, windows, doors, garage doors.

18830 SE Yamhill St UNc.1900 Horizontal Board Other / Undefined Unknown 10/8/2020

Comments: Can not see from ROW. Neighbor said building was once a school.

19002 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1907 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Bungalow Comments: Extensive changes to fenestration. Replacement entrance door.

19020 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1950 Cement Fiber Siding WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Extensive changes to materials and windows fenestration

19036 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1950 Roman Brick Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in original openings.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Rockwood Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 33 of 33 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 19046 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1957 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Garage attached by breezeway. Vinyl siding, windows, replacement doors.

19046 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1957 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Garage attached by breezeway. Vinyl siding, windows, replacement doors.

19105 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Changes to fenestration and front entrance.

19116 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1950 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Orig multi-light, wood windows throughout.

19130-19138 SE Yamhill St 1 NCc.1950 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/8/2020

Comments: Large addition to west facade, replacement siding, windows, and large porch addition

19309 SE Yamhill St 1.5 ESc.1937 Horizontal Board Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Cape Cod Yamhill Neighborhood Park Comments: Wood windows throughout. Site has been converted to city park.

19549 SE Yamhill St 1.5 NCc.1923 Wood Sheet Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Bungalow Comments: Many changes to exterior materials. Difficult to see from the ROW.

19555 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1943 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/9/2020

Comments: Replacement windows appear in original openings

19628 SE Yamhill St 1 ECc.1949 Aluminum Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 Field Stone Comments: Some wood windows remain on non primary facades.

Total Resources Identified: 328

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 1 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 1467 SE 175th Pl 1 ECc.1956 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original garage door. Metal storm windows over original windows.

1509 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1946 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in altered openings. Frotn porch enclosed.

1509 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1946 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in altered openings. Frotn porch enclosed.

1520 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1943 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Window openings altered, vinyl replacement windows and lighted front entrance. Primary facade my have been moved to street side of building.

1520 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1943 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Window openings altered, vinyl replacement windows and lighted front entrance. Primary facade my have been moved to street side of building.

1534 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1943 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Primary entrance does not face street, new entrance created on west, street facing facade.

1600 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1949 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement vinyl windows. House has maintained its form.

1600 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1949 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement vinyl windows. House has maintained its form.

1607 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1963 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage

1620 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1955 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Modern Period: Other Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Garage attached by breezeway. Changes to fenestration. Garage likely later addition. New tiling on porch.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 2 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 1637 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1957 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Wood Sheet Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement siding, windows, and entrance door.

1710 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1955 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement vinyl windows throughout. Vinyl siding. Fenestration appears altered. Detached garage, non-contributing.

1742-1744 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1944 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Two single family homes share a single lot. This one dates from the 1940s. Other appears to date fromThe 1960s or 1970s. Both have had substantial changes to fenestration and siding.

1801 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1941 Vertical Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Garage addition to primary façade Owner suggests garage was added in 1972. Replacement vinyl windows. Owner believes it was finished in 1942.

1802 SE 176th Ave UN c.1941 Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Resource not visible from the public ROW. Will need owner permission to access.

1840 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1941 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space, replacement windows in original openings.

1849 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1953 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Vinyl windows in original openings.

1920 SE 176th Ave 1.5 NCc.1941 Horizontal Board Other / Undefined Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Standard Brick Comments: House is difficult to see from ROW. Changes to footprint evident, attached garage, Roman bricks visible under porch. Changes to front entrance visible from street, vertical grooved wood sheet around door.

1930 SE 176th Ave 1.5 ECc.1944 Clinker Brick Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Shake Comments: Vinyl replacement windows. Original siding and plan. Detached garage.

1950 SE 176th Ave 1.5 ESc.1946 Horizontal Board English Cottage Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Period Cottage Comments: Original wood, multi-light windows, original entrance door and siding.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 3 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 2016 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1943 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: Roof angle changes on west slope, may have enclosed porch or extended front of house. Window, siding, entrance door all appear replaced materials.

2036 SE 176th Ave 2 NCc.1958 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement windows, front door. Large addition to NE corner of house. Detached two-car garage.

2051 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1945 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Replacement siding, windows, and changes to plan. Construction underway at time of survey.

2106 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Siding type varies on front porch area. May have been enclosed. House retains form.

2115 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1947 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Shingle Comments: Difficult to see from the ROW. Metal roof. Siding and plan appear to have been retained.

2134 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1942 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Vinyl windows throughout. Entrance not located on street side facade, suggesting the door was moved. Fenestration on primary facade appears altered.

2144 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1960 Vinyl Siding Contemporary Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Large window on primary facade may be original wood frame with vinyl inserts.

2202 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1960 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Vinyl windows in original openings. Front door and garage door both appear historic.

2203 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1940 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Windows appear original. Contributing detached garage.

2203 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1940 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Windows appear original. Contributing detached garage.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 4 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 2243 SE 176th Ave 1.5 ECc.1941 Horizontal Board English Cottage Single Dwelling 10/23/2020 Period Cottage Comments: many windows appear original.

2244 SE 176th Ave 1.5 ECc.1940 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Cape Cod (Type) Comments: Windows covered. Window by front entrance is multi-light wood. Siding under window suggests this was a porch or somehow altered, although it may have occurred during the historic period.

2306 SE 176th Ave UN c.1948 10/21/2020

Comments: Resource not visible from the public ROW. Will need permission to access.

2311 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1945 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original garage door. Windows may be original under aluminum storms.

2312 SE 176th Ave 1.5 ECc.1940 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Lighted wood front door, may be original. Vinyl siding and replacement windows. Windows may be in original openings. Detached garage with wood roll over door.

2334 SE 176th Ave 1.5 NCc.1944 Shake Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Wood Sheet Cape Cod Comments: Entry porch covering altered, half story addition to the east facade, altering roofline. Garage attached by breezeway. Replacement vinyl windows.

2336 SE 176th Ave 1 UN c.1950 Single Dwelling 10/11/2020

Comments: Resource not visible from public ROW. Will need owner permission to access.

2337 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1945 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020

Comments: Several changes to original footprint. Replacement vinyl siding, vinyl windows.

2345 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1955 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original garage door. Some original windows, fenestration maintained where replacement windows are located.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 5 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 2350 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Boomerang roof, large chimney with 2 chimney pots, original garage doors, aluminum windows may be original. Fenestration appears unaltered.

2350 SE 176th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Boomerang roof, large chimney with 2 chimney pots, original garage doors, aluminum windows may be original. Fenestration appears unaltered.

2405 SE 176th Ave 1 NCc.1955 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Some original windows. Garage converted to living space.

1511 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Vinyl windows in original openings.

1521 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Synthetic Stone Ranch w/Garage Comments: Aluminum storm windows possibly over original wood.

1531 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Vinyl windows appear to be in original openings.

1605 SE 177th Ave 1 NCc.1962 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Horizontal Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Some original Wood windows remain on primary facade.

1613 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Lighted garage door.

1625 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1960 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage

1637 SE 177th Ave 1 NCc.1966 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Shake Ranch w/Garage Comments: Front facade addition. New windows garage converted to living.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 6 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 1717 SE 177th Ave 1 NCc.1965 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Wood Sheet Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Vinyl windows in garage area. Siding does not match in converted garage area.

1727 SE 177th Ave 1 NCc.1965 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows in non-original openings.

1931 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1965 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage

2017 SE 177th Ave 1 ESc.1970 Wood Sheet Contemporary Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch (Type) Comments: Neighbor told a story about how this house design was changed because a large boulder was found during construction and it was too big to move. Part of the house is a step up, to avoid the boulder. Architecturally the house does not match the others in the neighborhood and is more stylized, with large plate glass windows, exposed rafters, and wide eave over front entrance.

2033 SE 177th Ave 1.5 ESc.1910 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/9/2020 c.1930 Bungalow Pringle Residence Comments: Originally had a full basement. House has infrastructure for gas and electric lights. The house was the residence for a dairy farm. In the 1930s the property was converted to Troh's Airport and the house served as an office/living space for the airport. The Airport closed in the 1950s. The back porch was enclosed in the 1930s. When Division and 182nd were widened in the 1960s, the house was moved to its current location by William Pringle. Thought to have been moved in 1962.It is approximately 1/3 mile from its original location. The surrounding houses were all constructed during the 1950s and 1960s.

2033 SE 177th Ave 1.5 ESc.1910 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Bungalow

2051 SE 177th Ave 1 NCc.1962 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Shake Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement siding, windows, entrance door, and garage doors.

2105 SE 177th Ave 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows likely in original openings.

2313 SE 178th Ave 1 ECc.1958 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Shake Early Ranch w/Garage

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 7 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 2327 SE 178th Ave 1 ECc.1958 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Brick chimney with two chimney pots.

3830 SE 180th Pl 1 NCc.1939 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Central Blk w/Proj Bays Comments: Primary facade does not face street. Replacement vinyl windows. Accessory building appears to be from roughly the same period.

1313 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Vinyl windows, replacement front entrance.

1515 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1967 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Horizontal Board Contemporary Ranch w/Garage Comments: Large floor to ceiling windows by front entrance, door may be historic.

1611 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1958 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Roman Brick Early Ranch w/Garage

1612 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1943 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch (Type) Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: House entrance appears on what might have originally been a non primary facade. Many changes to materials including replacement windows and fenestration.

1617 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1958 Multi-Color Brick Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Front entrance altered, porch enclosed. Original front door intact. Glass block window on primary façade, lighted wood garage door.

1627 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows and entrance door. Fenestration appears altered, front window was likely a large multilight window.

1635 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original windows and siding. Replacement entrance door, porch supports, garage door. Area in front of house paved for parking.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 8 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 1705 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Multi-Color Brick Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Porch enclosure appears historic. Some windows on primary facade are replacement vinyl. Picture window north of door appears original.

1735 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Modern Period: Other Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Windows, siding, and garage door appear original.

1737 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Newer construction front porch. Windows appear original on primary facade.

1801 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in original openings.

1835 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board WWII-Era Cottage w/Garage Comments: Original windows with aluminum storms.

1843 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1956 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Vinyl siding, replacement vinyl windows with false muttons.

1909 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1956 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood sheet and vinyl siding on primary facade. Newer construction porch surround.

1925 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Rollover paneled garage door. Replacement vinyl windows in original openings.

1941 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage

1954 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1960 Stucco Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: Handicap ramp on primary facade. Parking is located on the south and east sides of the building likely changes when the building was converted to commercial.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 9 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 1955 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Wood Sheet Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood sheet added on primary facade, vinyl windows in non-original openings.

2010 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1955 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted. Appears to have originally been a single family dwelling. Currently in use as commercial.

2051 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows small changes to fenestration. New front entrance door. New porch supports and new tile on porch.

2107 SE 182nd Ave NCc.1956 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Windows replaced in new openings.

2121 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original siding and windows.

2135 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1957 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Synthetic Stone Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Aluminum side sliding doors added to primary facade. Front porch enclosed.

2151 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1957 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Vinyl windows throughout.

2211 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1957 Vertical Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Some wood windows under aluminum storms. Some vinyl side sliding. Possible original garage door. New entrance door.

2225 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage

2241 SE 182nd Ave 2 NCc.1957 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Second story addition, new materials throughout.

2600 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1970 Poured Concrete Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/7/2020 Metal Sheet Commercial/Industrial Block

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 10 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 2624 SE 182nd Ave 2 NCc.1968 Clinker Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/7/2020 Vinyl Siding Walk-up Apartment Centennial Apartments. Comments: Changes to windows, entrance doors, and second story porches.

2710 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1942 Vinyl Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Extensive changes to exterior. Appears to have been or is currently commercial.

2800 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1968 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Rock-Faced Brick Modern Period: Other Comments: Difficult to see from the ROW. Large carport. Windows appear to be metal.

2804 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1960 Vinyl Siding Contemporary Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch (Type) Ranch w/Garage Comments: Aluminum storm windows over wood.

2820 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1968 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood windows throughout.

2834 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1955 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: House does not resemble temporal period of date listed in city files, 1918. House appears to be from thr 1950s with wide eave overhangs. Many changes to fenestration and replacement entry door.

2906 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1968 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Vinyl Siding Crosswing - Half Comments: Many changes to exterior materials. Vinyl windows, replacement siding, replacement doors. Possible addition to primary façade.

3011 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement siding, windows and landscape.

3014 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1968 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Likely addition to west, primary facade.

3106 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1956 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood framed windows

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 11 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 3111 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood siding and wood garage door. Some windows replaced.

3127 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage

3137 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage

3141 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1910 Vinyl Siding Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Bungalow Comments: Bellcast roof. Changes to eaves, window fenestration. Wood siding and plan appear to remain.

3245 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Wood Sheet Early Ranch w/Garage

3261 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Wood Sheet Ranch w/Garage Comments: Metal windows.

3305 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1959 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Extensive replacement materials on exterior, including door, siding, windows. Yard is paved for parking.

3323 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1959 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Horizontal Board Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Replacement vinyl windows throughout

3333 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1959 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage

3403 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1952 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Large window on primary facade vinyl, but others appear wood framed.

3435 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1957 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: building converted to commercial. Vinyl siding. Front bay window appears newer.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 12 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 3435 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1957 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: building converted to commercial. Vinyl siding. Front bay window appears newer.

3447 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1959 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Extensive alterations to windows, entrance, and porch.

3505 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1957 Multi-Color Brick Modern Period: Other School 10/7/2020 Centennial High School Central Block with Wings Comments: Centennial High School, large building with grounds. Large addition to East façade between 1960 and 1970 shown on aerial imagery. Significant to the development of the neighborhood.

3734 SE 182nd Ave 1.5 NCc.1930 Synthetic Stone Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Vertical Board Bungalow Comments: Extensive changes to exterior materials.

3800 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1948 Multi-Color Brick Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Many alterations to exterior.

3825 SE 182nd Ave 1.5 NCc.1929 Vinyl Siding Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/12/2020 Cape Cod Comments: Replacement vinyl windows and vinyl siding. North facade porch likely enclosed after primary construction date

3830 SE 182nd Ave 1.5 ECc.1939 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Farmstead 10/7/2020

Comments: Some wood, multi light windows remain. One out building appears newer and is likely out of period.

3835 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1954 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: On corner lot, entrance on 182nd, garage on SE Marie Street

3844 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1930 Asphalt Shingle Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Replacement vinyl windows throughout. Some changes to fenestration. Replacement front porch and stairs. Detached garage.

3916 SE 182nd Ave 1 NCc.1937 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Bungalow (Type) Comments: Different roof structures and eave overhangs suggest the E section of the house was constructed first, c. 1940 and the W portion was constructed in 1960

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 13 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 3940 SE 182nd Ave 1.5 ECc.1927 Horizontal Board Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Bungalow Comments: Most windows wood, multi light or one-one. Historic materials remain. Currently being repaired, contractor said windows and siding would be maintained. Contributing shed.

4020 SE 182nd Ave 1 ECc.1948 Multi-Color Brick Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Very difficult to see from ROW. Brick clad structure. Window openings appear original. Non contributing detached garage to south of house.

1541 SE 190th Ave 1.5 ECc.1949 Poured Concrete Vernacular INDUSTRIAL: General 10/8/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: Poured concrete building. Windows covered in wood sheet. May have been associated with the Gravel Pit shown on the 1957 USGS topo map of the area.

2103-2121 SE 190th Ave 1 NCc.1961 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) INDUSTRIAL: General 10/8/2020 Modern Commercial (Type) Comments: Office and industrial site. Office is a single room WWII era cottage style building. Three corrugated metal buildings are visible from the street as well as several trailers and some temporary structures. Most of the buildings have been resided in corrugated metal and the temporal period is not evident.

17650-18009 SE Brooklyn St 1 ECc.1965 Standard Brick Modern Period: Other EDUCATION: General 10/23/2020 Centennial Middle School Central Block with Wings Meadow Lynch Elementary Comments: Centennial middle school building shares a lot with administrative building and Meadows Elementary School. Middle school does not appear to have undergone any major renovations (addition to north and several other buildings added to the site by 1990). Elementary school was constructed between 1970 and 1980. The district was formed in 1974. These school buildings anchored the neighborhood and made the Centennial Neighborhood a desirable place to settle. Contributing resources include the Meadow's Elementary building, the administration building and the track and fields, which were constructed by 1980. These resources are very close to being considered historic and were central to the development of the neighborhood.

18202 SE Brooklyn Ct 1 ECc.1962 Horizontal Board Split Level (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Split Level w/Garage

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 14 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18215 SE Brooklyn Ct 1 ECc.1964 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement windows. Appears to be original fenestration.

18709 SE Caruthers St 1.5 ECc.1906 Shake Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/8/2020 Bungalow Comments: Currently undergoing renovations. Large single pane window on primary facade. Other windows appear to be wood, one-over- one. Detached contributing garage.

18139 SE Clay St 1 ECc.1960 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in original openings. Chimney with 4 chimney pots.

18140 SE Clay St 1.5 ECc.1963 Horizontal Board Split Level (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Roman Brick Split Level w/Garage Comments: Interesting shutters

17631-17635 SE Division St 1 NCc.1950 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Modern Period: Other Walk-up Apartment Comments: Many changes to materials and fenestration. Corner lot part of complex, but corner building is out of period and on a separate parcel.

17650 SE Division St 1 EC1963 Synthetic Stone Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/6/2020 Metal Sheet Commercial Court Comments: Auto garage-3 bays

18238 SE Division St 1 ECc.1968 Ceramic Tile Modern Commercial (Type) COMMERCIAL: General 10/7/2020 Commercial Court Comments: Windows appear original.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 15 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18316 SE Division St 1 ECc.1954 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Difficult to see from the ROW. Plan and materials look original.

18146 SE Lincoln St 1 ECc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Some windows appear original, original siding.

18149 SE Lincoln St 1 NCc.1957 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Vertical Board Ranch w/Garage Comments: Garage converted to living space. Windows replacement vinyl.

17900 SE Marie St 1 ECc.1930 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Replacement windows and siding.

17930 SE Marie St 1 ECc.1968 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Wood Sheet Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original panels under windows. Vinyl replacement windows in primarily original openings. Replacement front door.

17945 SE Marie St 1 ECc.1965 Vinyl Siding Contemporary Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Vinyl siding. Windows may be original, except the bay window on the primary facade.

18001 SE Marie St 1 ECc.1967 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Original window openings.

18004 SE Marie St 1.5 ESc.1941 Shake Cape Cod (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Cape Cod Comments: Windows may be replacements, but they look very close to what the originals may have been. Glass appears new. Detached garage.

18024 SE Marie St 1.5 NCc.1930 Cement Fiber Siding Bungalow (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Bungalow Comments: Extensive exterior replacements, including siding, trim, windows, porch. Non contributing two-car detached garage.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 16 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 17570 SE Mill Loop 1 EC1954 Shingle WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/6/2020 Corrugated metal WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Accessory building on lot appears to predate the house. Appears to have retained historic windows and entrance door.

18228 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1963 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch w/Garage Comments: Remodel in progress.

18241 SE Mill St 1.5 NCc.1951 Vinyl Siding Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Temporal period is mixed. Clear story addition to primary facade.

18242 SE Mill St 2 NCc.1948 Wood Sheet Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Split Level Comments: Extensive remodeling. Original form and materials not visible.

18243 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1948 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Two car attached garage addition. Changes to fenestration and siding. Front porch appears altered.

18308 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1954 Shake Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Horizontal Board Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Replacement front entrance door and changes to fenestration.

18333 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1949 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch (Type) Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Changes to siding and fenestration. Porch cover appears to be a newer addition, pressure treated porch supports.

18334 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1954 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Replacement porch, windows. Original design is unclear. Possibly remodeled in the 1970s.

18334 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1954 Horizontal Board Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Replacement porch, windows. Original design is unclear. Possibly remodeled in the 1970s.

18350 SE Mill St 1.5 NCc.1950 Horizontal Board Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Original plan unknown, extensive remodel.

18403 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1952 Synthetic Wood Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Wood Sheet Comments: Extensive remodels to exterior materials and a .5 story addition to primary facade.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 17 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18404 SE Mill St 1 ECc.1968 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Wood Sheet Ranch w/Garage Comments: House has retained historic form and many materials. Owner suggested build date was 1968, not 1970 as shown in city records.

18419 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1942 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Extensive remodel. Replacement windows in new openings, replacement siding, newer construction front porch.

18435 SE Mill St 1 ECc.1961 Shake Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Neighbor suggests main house was constructed at the shipyards and moved to the site in 1970. House and garage have similar rafters, although garage covered in wood sheet. Auxiliary building to north of house appears to predate house.

18436 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1948 Cement Fiber Siding Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Split Level Comments: Extensive remodel. Original form is unknown.

18451 SE Mill St 1 ECc.1951 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch (Type) Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Replacement vinyl windows in original openings. Garage connected by breezeway. Metal grate fence is interesting.

18452 SE Mill St 1 ECc.1950 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Metal windows. May be original, openings appear original.

18511 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1949 Shake Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Changes to fenestration, some vinyl replacement windows. House and garage appear to have been connected as the styles differ.

18512 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1963 Aluminum Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch w/Garage Comments: Vinyl windows. Probable changes to fenestration. House appears to be clad in aluminum siding. House has retained its form.

18529 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1948 Wood Sheet Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Horizontal Board Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Primary facade siding replaced with wood sheet, replacement windows with changes to fenestration.

18545 SE Mill St 1 ECc.1948 Horizontal Board WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Standard Brick WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Replacement windows in original openings. Secondary structure to north of house appears from same period, although it is difficult to see from the ROW.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 18 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18546 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1963 Vinyl Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Replaced and enlarged front porch, replacement vinyl windows, garage converted to living space.

18609 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1950 Cement Fiber Siding Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Early Ranch/Rambler Comments: Replacement materials throughout, including siding, windows, and entrance doors.

18610 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1947 Cement Fiber Siding Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Ranch/Rambler Comments: Extensive remodel. Garage likely converted to living space. Front gables appear to be additions.

18625 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1950 Wood Sheet Minimal Traditional Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Wood, multi light windows throughout. House is clad in wood sheet and porch appears altered. Large acessory building to north of house.

18626 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1949 Stucco Modern Period: Other Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Horizontal Board Ranch/Rambler Comments: Extensive remodel. Garage likely converted to living space. Stucco primary facade.

18630 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1957 Horizontal Board Other / Undefined Single Dwelling 10/7/2020

Comments: Difficult to see from the ROW. House appears to have vinyl windows, horizontal board siding and has retained its original form. There is a large metal barn to the east of the house. The little that can be seen shows vinyl windows with changes to fenestration, and alterations to the porch.

18641 SE Mill St 1 NCc.1961 Shake WWII Era Cottage (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Wood Sheet WWII-Era Cottage Comments: Porch has been partially enclosed by wood sheet. House has a replacement lighted front door.

4501 W Powell Blvd 1 ESc.1963 Standard Brick Modern Period: Other Multiple Dwelling 10/7/2020 Horizontal Board A-Frame (Type) The Village Retirement Center Comments: The Village Retirement Center. Site is well preserved. Approximately 35 buildings on site. Buildings and site on a whole appear to have retained integrity. Further research is recommended. Manager permitted a walkthrough and also shared the name of the architect on copies of the original drawings. Phillip Balsinger, AIA designed the site. He was the first mayor of Wilsonville and is known for architecture designs throughout the state. 1921-1988.

Evaluation Codes: ES=eligible/significant EC=eligible/contributing NC=not eligible/non-contributing NP=not eligible/out of period UN=undetermined/lack of info XD=demolished NR Status Codes: NRI=individually listed NHD=listed in Hist Dist NRB=listed individually and w/i Hist Dist NHL=listed as National Hist Landmark NS=listed as part of an NRI (printout date: 12/29/2020) Architectural Survey Data for Gresham 2020 Centennial Neighborhood Selective RLS Page 19 of 19 Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Address/ Eval/ Yr(s) Orig. Use/ RLS / ILS Listed Property Name Ht NR Built Materials Arch Classifs/Styles Plan (Type) Dates Date 18215 SE Tibbetts Ct 1 ECc.1958 Horizontal Board Ranch (Type) Single Dwelling 10/7/2020 Roman Brick Ranch w/Garage Comments: Wood windows throughout.

18009 SE Brooklyn St 1 ECc.1975 Standard Brick Modern Period: Other EDUCATION: General 10/9/2020 Lynch Meadows Elementary School Central Block with Wings Meadows Elementary School Comments: Administration building to east of school. Shares a lot with Centennial Middle School. The school was constructed between 1970 and 1980.

Total Resources Identified: 179

Appendix D Statistical Reports

APPENDIX D STATISTICAL REPORTS

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Appendix E Styles Guide

APPENDIX E STYLES GUIDE

Predominant Mid-Century Modern Era Architectural Styles

Definitions for these modern era buildings were adapted from the 2003 document prepared by Historic Preservation Northwest entitled “Eugene Modernism, 1935-1965.” These mid-century styles were the predominant styles found in the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods.

Contemporary: Contemporary connotes something that is recent, created as late as yesterday or as early as ten years ago. Applied to the architecture of the 1950s through the 1970s, Contemporary refers to architect designed, high-style mix of International and Ranch (as shown left, 2017 SE 177th Avenue). Contemporary houses may have flat or low-pitched gabled roofs. Exposed structural members, such as beams or posts, and support wide roof overhangs. Many of these one- story dwellings employ a variety of exterior surfacing materials, such as wood, brick, and stone, which are often used in conjunction with each other. Contrasting wall textures, and materials are often joined by windows of unusual shapes and placement. As with most modern styles, no traditional detailing is used to frame windows or otherwise embellish the exterior. Some of the Ranch form houses in the Rockwood and Centennial Neighborhoods are also referred to as Contemporary style residences if they have more high-style details or designs.

Minimal Traditional: In response to the Great Depression of the 1930s, houses became less elaborate, but still favored traditional forms and influences. Minimal Traditional houses are simplified, less expensive versions of the eclectic period revival houses of the 1910s and 1920s (as shown right, at 243 NE 162nd) For example, houses may exhibit Tudor type roofs with a reduced pitch or feature some simplified classical or colonial detailing. The type remained popular in the period immediately following World War II, when resources were still limited, and rapid construction was of the essence. Buildings generally have one or one-and-a-half stories, with low to medium roof pitches and minimal eaves. When structures are side-gabled, they often feature a smaller front facing gable. Porches are reduced and often limited to a covering over the front door. The main construction type employed is wood frame, with a range of siding types which may be used in combination, including various types of horizontal boards, wood shingles, and even brick or stone cladding. The main decorative element on the exterior may be a brick chimney with wide, sloping shoulders. Windows are wood and double hung. Earlier Minimal Traditional houses tend to have multi-pane upper sashes, while post-war models tend to have simplified two-over-two or fixed windows.

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Ranch Style: With the rise of the car culture, it became possible to live further away from the centers of commerce and drive to work, schools, and stores. Houses no longer needed to crowd close to downtown or near streetcar networks to connect people and services. Large lots on inexpensive land on the outskirts of the city became popular locations for rambling houses, leading to the phenomenon of suburban sprawl. For the first time it became common to own one’s house and have an allotment of land to go with it. Garages became a prominent attachment to the house, and clearly visible from the street front (as shown left, at 2313 SE 178th). Houses began to have a greater emphasis on privacy and on the family. Where the focus of outdoor life had once been the front porch, a place where residents and neighbors could gather informally, the focus shifted to the backyard with its deck and barbecue pit, a place where outsiders required an invitation. Built from the early 1940s to the 1960s, the classic Ranch house has one level that hugs the ground. Its roof has a low pitch and appears in both gabled and hipped forms. Wide roof overhangs occasionally act as porches and are supported by decorative iron or wood posts. The overall form is asymmetrical and include a prominent integrated garage, which projects to the front or side of the house. Sometimes the garage is connected to the house via a breezeway, further accentuating the sprawl of the house. There are many variations of the style from smaller versions, sometimes referred to as Early Ranches and larger Rambling Ranches. The frame of a Ranch style in Oregon is usually of wood, though occasionally brick can be found. Exteriors are sheathed with horizontal wood siding, wood shingles, brick, stone, or a combination of these materials. The house itself lacks decoration, though applied shutters, porch-roof supports, a false birdhouse in the gable, slab chimneys, and other detailing can be found. These are often loosely based on colonial precedents.

Split-Level: Commonly built from the late 1950s to the 1970s, split-Level form takes the single level of the Ranch and moves it into multiple horizontal planes (18202 SE Brooklyn, left). Traditionally, the Split-Level has the living areas a half story above the entry and the garage and family room half-story below the entry. The resulting house has more square footage than the one-story Ranch, a response to increasing wealth, the growth of families, and a sloped lot. Roofs remain low-pitched and have overhanging eaves. Half- story wings and sunken garages are added to form more complex spatial arrangements. The interiors are divided into clear zones, with sleeping areas, and livelier living and service zones. Though clearly modern in shape, Split-Levels often have traditional decorative detailing.

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World War II Era Cottage: Built from the mid-1930s to the early 1950s, World War II Era Cottage style houses are typically one- story structures covered by a hipped roof with minimal eave overhangs. The overall shape is typically square or rectangular in plan, although many have a complex footprint that incorporate attached garages and shallow room projections. Large porches are generally absent; although a small covering or hood may be found over the front door, and/or a shallow stoop can be inserted into a projecting wing. The exteriors of these wood-framed buildings are sheathed with a wide range of materials from horizontal wood siding, wood shingles, stucco, or brick, to asbestos ceramic shingles. World War II Era Cottages have a noticeable absence of stylistic ornamentation (above 19116 SE Yamhill). Towards the late 1940s, brick and stone became common as decorative accents, particularly in the form of water tables and raised flower planters. Many have a single octagonal window on the main façade near the front entry door. Other windows are tall and wide, many retaining just horizontal divisions. Often windows are placed at the corners of the house and wrap around a side elevation. World War II Era Cottages often resemble Ranch style houses and are often considered a transitional housing type.

Note: There are many houses in the Rockwood and Centennial Survey areas that show stylistic influences of two or more styles. Often referred to as transitional housing types, these residential styles often bridge the gap between, and show the transition from, one popular style to another. Some of the residences in the Rockwood and Centennial Survey area are a blend of the World War II Era Cottage and Ranch styles, and the Minimal Traditional and Ranch styles.

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Appendix F Evaluating Integrity

APPENDIX F EVALUATING INTEGRITY

From Oregon SHPO’s Guidelines for Historic Resource Surveys in Oregon (2011)

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Appendix G Properties Potentially Eligible for the City of Gresham’s Class I and II Local Landmark List

APPENDIX G PROPERTIES POTENTIALLY ELIGIBLE FOR THE CITY OF GRESHAM’S CLASS I AND II LOCAL LANDMARK LIST

Rockwood • 18428 SE Pine Street (Mid-Century Modern commercial) • 18448 SE Pine Street (Mid-Century Modern commercial) • 17917 SE Stark Street (Multnomah County Library-Rockwood Branch) • 19309 SE Yamhill Street (residence on the Yamhill Park site) • 17440 SE Stark Street (roadside A-Frame, drive through restaurant, historically Hamburger Jack’s)

Centennial • 1950 SE 176th Avenue (Period Revival cottage) • 2017 SE 177th Avenue (Contemporary ranch house, likely architect designed) • 2033 SE 177th Avenue (1910 bungalow farmhouse, was once the office for Troh’s Airfield, moved ca. 1960) • 18004 SE Marie Street (Cape Cod style cottage) • 4501 W Powell Blvd (the Village Retirement Center, an architect designed community living center)

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