What Style Is that House?
The Masters Circle invites all PMAR members to explore the architecture, history, and culture of the Pacific Northwest with architectural historian Eric Wheeler. Do you know your Victorians from your Queen Anne Revivals? What makes it a Dutch Colonial? Portland’s neighborhoods are full of historic homes; learn about the styles and elements that make them unique.
- Thursday, December 14th, 10-11:30 a.m.
- Tumwater Ballroom, Oregon City
- FREE for Masters Circle members; $15 for non-Masters Circle members
- Light refreshments included
- Last day to register is December 12th
“What Style is it? – Residential Styles of the Pacific Northwest” is a virtual tour of late 19th and early to mid-20th century architectural styles of Portland and environs. This program identifies the vocabulary of key details and styles of the diverse architectural fabric of residential neighborhoods in the region because Eric Wheeler, architectural historian believes that “to name it is to know it”.
Eric Wheeler has over 25 years of experience as an architectural historian and heritage tourism consultant. He has written numerous National Register nominations, taught graduate level classes in architectural history, and designed and led hundreds of architectural/historical walking tours.
Eric moved to the Pacific Northwest several years ago and continues to explore and interpret the captivating built environment of the region. He currently lives in Astoria and is a regular contributor to publications on the North Coast.
PMAR PARTNERS MAKE EVENTS LIKE THIS POSSIBLE.
By attending this event, you authorize PMAR to use any photos or videos taken during the event in future media promotions, including but not limited to publicity, editorial coverage, print advertising, and web content. Your registration is considered permission to use your likeness unless you notify communications@pmar.org no later than one day prior to the event.
What Style Is that House?
The Masters Circle invites all PMAR members to explore the architecture, history, and culture of the Pacific Northwest with architectural historian Eric Wheeler. Do you know your Victorians from your Queen Anne Revivals? What makes it a Dutch Colonial? Portland’s neighborhoods are full of historic homes; learn about the styles and elements that make them unique.
- Thursday, December 14th, 10-11:30 a.m.
- Tumwater Ballroom, Oregon City
- FREE for Masters Circle members; $15 for non-Masters Circle members
- Light refreshments included
- Last day to register is December 12th
“What Style is it? – Residential Styles of the Pacific Northwest” is a virtual tour of late 19th and early to mid-20th century architectural styles of Portland and environs. This program identifies the vocabulary of key details and styles of the diverse architectural fabric of residential neighborhoods in the region because Eric Wheeler, architectural historian believes that “to name it is to know it”.
Eric Wheeler has over 25 years of experience as an architectural historian and heritage tourism consultant. He has written numerous National Register nominations, taught graduate level classes in architectural history, and designed and led hundreds of architectural/historical walking tours.
Eric moved to the Pacific Northwest several years ago and continues to explore and interpret the captivating built environment of the region. He currently lives in Astoria and is a regular contributor to publications on the North Coast.
PMAR PARTNERS MAKE EVENTS LIKE THIS POSSIBLE.
By attending this event, you authorize PMAR to use any photos or videos taken during the event in future media promotions, including but not limited to publicity, editorial coverage, print advertising, and web content. Your registration is considered permission to use your likeness unless you notify communications@pmar.org no later than one day prior to the event.
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