West Moon
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Established in 1855, this is one of the oldest bone orchards in Portland. It's located right on Morrison Street, so there is some traffic noise, but it still manages to be a tranquil place in the city. Graveyard fans will find many interesting markers here, obelisks, a creepy Gothic crypt, and a memorial to the Grand Army of the Republic with Abraham Lincoln's face on it. The cemetery is popular with noisy crows that hop between the markers.
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Four one-way streets converge on this city bridge that carries more than 55,000 cars every day. The bridge is also home to Oregon's largest piece of mechanical engineering. Giant gears housed under the deck, lift the drawbridge. Once the longest span west of the Mississippi, this is the third bridge to be built at this site. It of the best river view of Waterfront Park and the Hawthorne Bridge.
The Spokane, Portland and Seatle 700 is a steam locomotive and is known as the only existing examples of the E-1 class. Located at the Oaks Amusement Park which on display to the public, the locomotive was introduced to the public in a new way than just being locked up for show. Currently the steam engine offers tickets to take a trip on this rail and view the sites of the park. One can enjoy the great views of the park and also enjoy the heritage ride in the locomotive.
