Portland General Electric Company Station 'L' Group

The Portland General Electric Company Station 'L' Group is a historic complex located in southeast Portland, Oregon, consisting of six industrial buildings that were integral to the city's early electricity generation. Built between 1910 and 1929, the site was recognized for its historical significance and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. The complex features structures such as the turbine room and boiler rooms, showcasing the evolution of power generation in the Pacific Northwest. In 1986, the site was donated to the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, where the turbine now serves as a centerpiece in the museum's Turbine Hall. Visitors can explore the rich history of electricity production and its impact on Portland's development, making it a fascinating destination for both tourists and researchers.