St. Johns City Hall
St. Johns, United States
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St. Johns City Hall, a neo-Georgian municipal building constructed in 1907 by the firm Youngferdorf & Son, stands adjacent to the east end of the St. Johns Bridge in Portland, Oregon. Originally built to serve as city hall for the independent city of St. Johns, the structure was repurposed following Portland's annexation of St. Johns in 1915, when city officials converted it into the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct. The building continued in police service until 2009, and now houses the Police Bureau's Traffic Division.
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- St. Johns, United States
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