Neighbors of Woodcraft Building, Fraternal hall in Southwest Portland, United States.

The Neighbors of Woodcraft Building stands at 1410 SW Morrison Street and displays Moderne architectural style created by Sutton and Whitney. The structure features the clean lines and functional design typical of its building period.

The Neighbors of Woodcraft, a fraternal benefit society operating in Oregon since 1905, commissioned the building as its national headquarters and clubhouse. It was completed in May 1929 and dedicated the following month. The society sold the building in 1993 and moved out of its remaining office space, and the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in February 1996.

This place served as a gathering space where members met regularly for group activities and social events. The meetings helped strengthen bonds among people who shared similar values and goals.

The building occupies the block at 1410 SW Morrison Street in downtown Portland, near the Providence Park and downtown transit lines. Entrances face the surrounding streets, and the Tiffany Center event spaces are reached from the main lobby. Visitors attending events should confirm which entrance is open, as the building is not a public museum.

The Neighbors of Woodcraft was a fraternal benefit society active in Oregon from 1905 and across several western states; it commissioned the building as its national headquarters and clubhouse, and the structure was dedicated in June 1929, four years before the society sold it in 1993.