The 12-story high Jackson Tower was initially referred to as The Oregon Journal Building. It was a historic office building in Downtown Portland, Oregon. It was built to carry on the operations of the now out-of-date Oregon Journal. The building was renamed Jackson Tower in 1951 as a tribute to the newspaper’s founder, Charles Samuel Jackson. The elegant tower boasts an enormous public clock. During the night, the tower is illuminated with thousands of marquee lights that paint a beautiful site. A visit to the Jackson Tower is undoubtedly a great visual delight.
Phone: (503) 912-1626
Cross Streets: Between SW Yamhill St and SW Taylor St
806 SW Broadway Portland, OR 97205 ·2289.87 mi
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yelpJackson Tower was originally home to the Oregon Journal. that was along time ago now it is an office building, I like the clock on top, and the whole building really. It looks nice at night...
MoreJackson Tower, formerly the Oregon Journal Building, is a 12-story office building located in downtown Portland that was built in 1912. It was originally built for the Oregon Journal. The base of...
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