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Ankeny Plaza

Parks Southwest Portland

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Ankeny Plaza was once the heart of Portland's entertainment and commerce. The first true public space in the Skidmore-Old Town District, it is on the National Register of Historic Places. It was built on vacated Vine St. And Block 35 on the site of the Bank of British Columbia. The Plaza was updated in the mid-1980s when TriMet's light rail system (MAX) was slated to travel through the area. PP&R was careful to keep the restoration sensitive to its historical backdrop. Donations of original wrought iron and other historic building materials were used in order to restore Ankeny Plaza to its former glory.

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3.8out of 56 Google reviews

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What they offer

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Features

Near MAX or StreetcarNear TransitWheelchair Accessible

Describes

Landmark And Historical BuildingParkPublic PlazaSports And Recreation

When it is open

Open DailyOpen EarlyOpen LateOpen MondaysOpen Sundays

What is there

FountainHistoric SitePlazaPublic Art

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