Westmoreland, Portland, Oregon, Residential district in Southeast Portland, United States
Westmoreland is a residential district in Southeast Portland stretching along the Willamette River with tree-lined streets and Victorian homes. Local shops and businesses line Milwaukie Avenue, forming the neighborhood's main commercial corridor.
The area took its name from Judge J.C. Moreland, who developed real estate here during Portland's early expansion phase. It grew as part of the city's broader spread toward the southeast during that era.
The Moreland Theater from 1926 remains a gathering place for the neighborhood, showing films on a single screen for generations. Local residents often return to this familiar cinema as part of their weekly routine.
The district connects to downtown Portland through multiple transit routes, making it accessible from the city center. The neighborhood is best explored on foot, with pleasant tree-covered streets and adequate parking on residential roads.
Westmoreland Park features lawn bowling facilities, making it one of the few places in Portland where this traditional British sport can be played. The green attracts both seasoned players and curious visitors looking to try something different.
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