Portland Public Market

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The original public market in 1936.
The original public market in 1936.

The Portland Public Market was a public market in Portland, Oregon, United States that started in 1870, although there is currently no permanent public market in the city.[1] As of September 26, 2007, Portlanders may have a renewed chance at a new Public Market.[2] Until September 2007, the Historic Portland Public Market Foundation was considering Union Station as a possible site.[3] However, it now appears that the former office of the United States Department of Homeland Security at 511 N.W. Broadway is the site favored by the Public Market foundation.

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  1. ^ Portland Public Market: Why, What, Who
  2. ^ Public Market sets sights on new home
  3. ^ Portland Public Market - Nortwest Examiner Story, January 2007

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