Photo looking towards the T. W. Sullivan Powerhouse, one of the oldest continuously operating power stations in the US, and the original Crown-Willamette paper mill buildings from the Willamette Falls overlook.
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Picture Post: Some more shots from Oregon City earlier today.

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Photo looking towards the T. W. Sullivan Powerhouse, one of the oldest continuously operating power stations in the US, and the original Crown-Willamette paper mill buildings from the Willamette Falls overlook.
Photo of a informational sign at the viewpoint for the Willamette Falls detailing the surrounding buildings and the history of the falls and Oregon City.
Photo looking towards the T. W. Sullivan Powerhouse (originally "Station B"), one of the oldest continuously operating power stations in the US, and the original Crown-Willamette paper mill buildings from the Willamette Falls overlook. The site of "Station A" is present in the foreground, the first long-distance transmission power site in the US.
Photo of the Willamette Falls as seen from its viewpoint.
Photo showing the site of "Station A", an early hydroelectric facility and first long-distance transmission plant in the US.
Photo overlooking the intersection of McLoughlin Boulevard and Main Street showing where railroad tracks once ran down the center of Oregon City.
Photo of the Singer Creek Falls, originally used to power a flower mill.

Taken on Nov 10, 2023 @ 18:56.

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Stephen Weber
Geek, otaku, and public transport advocate. Knows where their coffee is.

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