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Portland, Oregon
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The district features a rare collection of Queen Anne and Colonial Revival homes, showcasing Portland's architectural evolution from the late 19th to early 20th century.
King's Hill was once the residential choice for Portland's wealthy families, including prominent figures like Henry Pittock, the founder of The Oregonian newspaper.
The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1991, highlighting its significance in Portland's cultural and architectural history.
King's Hill is not only known for its architecture but also for its proximity to the Portland Art Museum, which houses an extensive collection of Native American artifacts and contemporary art.
The area is adjacent to Washington Park, offering residents and visitors access to beautiful gardens, hiking trails, and the Oregon Zoo.
