This large bridge, built in 1931, is styled like San Francisco's Golden Gate. Even in a city of bridges, the St. Johns stands out. Four-hundred-foot towers and a main span of more than 1,200 feet (365.76 meters) comprise its huge proportions. It is the only suspension bridge in the city that is made entirely of steel. Views from it reveal the city and the waterways that made Portland a commerce hub. When seen from other bridges or either bank of the Willamette River, the bridge looks incredible. Under the bridge, you will find Cathedral Park.
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Located in Downtown Portland, this neoclassical structure works as a courthouse for Oregon's Multnomah County. It was constructed between 1909 and 1914. In the early 20th Century, this was one of the largest courthouses in the West Coast region. The courthouse had a courtyard at the time of its establishment, which ceased to exist due to expansion policies. The structure is home to 39 courtrooms, four of which still retain the original design.
