Troy Laundry Building
Oregon, United States
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Located at 1025 Southeast Pine Street in Portland, Oregon, the Troy Laundry Building is an early-1900s structure designed by Ellis F. Lawrence that represents a distinctive architectural hybrid. The building blends Colonial, Egyptian, and Renaissance Revival elements, featuring characteristic tall brick walls adorned with decorative brickwork and punctuated by large windows that flood the interior with light. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it stands as a notable example of the eclectic revival styles that shaped early-twentieth-century American commercial architecture.
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- National Register of Historic Places listed place
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- Oregon, United States
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