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Oregon Maritime Museum – Sternwheel Tugboat Portland

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Oregon Maritime Museum – Sternwheel Tugboat Portland

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Oregon Maritime Museum – Sternwheel Tugboat Portland

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  • Location: Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States

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    April 28, 2025

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    The Oregon Maritime Museum is housed on the historic steam-powered sternwheel ship-assist tugboat, the PORTLAND, which is docked on the foot of Pine St and Naito Parkway. The PORTLAND is a gem of a boat - she has been lovingly restored from pilot house to engine room. Artifacts displayed on the cabin deck represent a small fraction of the deep history of the working river in the Portland/Vancouver region.
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    Location: Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States

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