Nestled in the sprawling campus of the University of Oregon, the Villard Hall was constructed in 1886. It is named after a German immigrant who went on to become Northern Pacific Railroad's President and also headed the General Electric Company. In 1972, this historical landmark that was designed by Warren H. Williams, featured in the list of National Historic Landmarks.
Built in 1914, the Hope Abbey Mausoleum has some really amazing Egyptian-style crypts and niches which are on display. It has been constructed in Egyptian revival style with its doors made from copper. The entrance to this place has a massive archway which is covered in ancient Egyptian symbols. Tours are available of this place where visitors can learn about the history of Egypt and its culture.
