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Darcelle XV Plaza

Darcelle XV Plaza is a park in Portland Downtown, Portland, Oregon, at 800 SW Harvey Milk Street. Open every day, until 10 pm at the latest. A 2-minute walk from SW 10th & Alder.

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The square itself was originally named for Hugh Donaldson O'Bryant, a pioneer who migrated to Oregon from Georgia in 1843. O'Bryant was a carpenter who showed his civic pride in 1850 when he founded Portland's first public library. He was elected as Portland's first mayor in the city's first election on April 7, 1851, by receiving four more votes than the other candidate. He served for only a one-year term. In the early 1900s, the Rivoli Theater and the Basket Grocery were the two best-known features on the block. Farrell, business and political leader and one of the founders of the Multnomah Athletic Club, the Rivoli Theater was famous for its vaudeville acts.

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Dog Off-Leash AreaDrinking Water NearbyFenced Dog AreaPlazaPublic Restroom NearbyStageWalking Paths

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