Port
A port is a maritime facility comprising one or more wharves or loading areas, where ships load and discharge cargo and passengers. Although usually situated on a sea coast or estuary, ports can also be found far inland, such as Hamburg, Manchester and Duluth; these access the sea via rivers or canals.
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Sylvester Pennoyer
Former Governor of Oregon
Ben W. Olcott
Former Governor of Oregon
Frederick W. Mulkey
Former United States Senator
Joseph N. Dolph
Former American senator
John M. Gearin
Former United States Senator
Richard L. Neuberger
Former United States Senator
Maurine Neuberger
Former United States Senator
Buddy Rose
American professional wrestler
Lucius Shepard
American writer
John Tyler Bonner
American biologist
Chris van Abkoude
Dutch writer
Artie Wilson
Professional baseball player
Fred Quillan
American football player
Morris H. Whitehouse
American architect
A. E. Doyle
Evans Carlson
Thara Memory
Trumpeter
Helen J. Frye
American judge
Randall B. Kester
American attorney
Nonpareil Dempsey
American-Irish boxer
Thomas Lamb Eliot
Minister
Charles William Fulton
American lawyer
Rufus C. Holman
Former United States Senator
Alexander G. Barry
Former United States Senator
Wayne Twitchell
American baseball player
Lendon Smith
American author
Oswald West
Former Governor of Oregon
Theodore Thurston Geer
Former Governor of Oregon
Hardy Myers
Former Oregon Attorney General
Wendell Wyatt
Jacob Avshalomov
Composer
George W. McBride
Former United States Senator
Delazon Smith
Former U. S. senator
Abigail Scott Duniway
American writer
Pat Devery
Ellis F. Lawrence
American architect
Gus J. Solomon
Paul deLay
American vocalist
Louis Bunce
American painter
Rufus Mallory
American lawyer
Dale Schlueter
American basketball player
Marc Lifschey
American oboist
John Hicklin Hall
Politician
Homer D. Angell
Former United States Representative
Costache Ioanid
Romanian poet
Jacques Gershkovitch
Russian conductor
Dorothy McCullough Lee
Former Mayor of Portland, Oregon
