Jackson Tower, Office building in downtown Portland, United States
The 12-story Jackson Tower reaches a height of 188 feet and features a glazed terra-cotta exterior at Broadway and Yamhill Streets intersection.
Reid & Reid architectural firm designed this Beaux-Arts structure in 1912 as the headquarters for the Oregon Journal newspaper until 1948.
The building earned its place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996, marking its role in Portland's architectural development.
Located across Pioneer Courthouse Square, the building maintains its original function as an office complex with various commercial tenants.
The tower exterior contains 1,800 light bulbs integrated into its facade, with a clock mechanism at the top visible throughout downtown Portland.
Location: Portland
Inception: 1912
Architects: Reid & Reid
Architectural style: Beaux-Arts
GPS coordinates: 45.51850,-122.67984
Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46
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