Portland
Portland, Oregon's largest city, sits on the Columbia and Willamette rivers, in the shadow of snow-capped Mount Hood. It's known for its parks, bridges and bicycle paths, as well as for its eco-friendliness and its microbreweries and coffeehouses. Iconic Washington Park encompasses sites from the formal Japanese Garden to Oregon Zoo and its railway. The city hosts thriving art, theater and music scenes.
People died in Portland (First 49 people) - Page 7
Wallace McCamant
American jurist
Frederick Schwatka
Explorer
Don Johnson
American actor
Robert L. Mathews
American football player
Leslie M. Scott
Former Oregon State Treasurer
Mitch Greenlick
Politician
François Norbert Blanchet
Missionary
Cliff Carroll
Baseball player
Bobby Rowe
Canadian ice hockey player
Kay Lenard
Screenplay writer
Marie Equi
American medical doctor
Joe Acton
Len Ronson
Ice hockey player
William Hurt
American actor
J. A. Chapman
Former Mayor of Portland, Oregon
Alfred David
Author
Salmon Brown
John Brown's son
Jack McLarty
Painter
Casper Oimoen
American olympic athlete
Bud Clark
Former Mayor of Portland, Oregon
Alphonse Joseph Glorieux
Hermann Rauschning
German politician
Vern Rutsala
American poet
William Richert
American film director
Gert Boyle
American businesswoman
Madeline DeFrees
American poet
Art Balinger
American actor
William G. Everson
Hiland Orlando Stickney
American football player
Carl Morris
American painter
George M. Parker
Military personnel
Alexander Christie
Bishop
Walter McCredie
Baseball player
Charles Martin
French artist
Mary Frances Isom
Librarian
Jim Evenson
American football player
Dewey Larson
American engineer
Bob Comfort
Film producer
Dave Frishberg
American jazz pianist
Ben Holladay
American businessman
Raye Renfro
Former American football player
Helen Berg
Former Mayor of Corvallis City, OR
Jacob Rothkowitz
Chris Youngblood
American professional wrestler ‧ Ricky Romero's son
Robert B. Pamplin
American businessman
Hamilton Corbett
American football player
Elliott R. Corbett