Odd Fellows Building (Portland, Oregon)

The Odd Fellows Building, constructed between 1922 and 1924 in downtown Portland, Oregon, is a historic six-story structure recognized for its Late Gothic Revival architecture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, it stands out as a unique example of Gothic-style skyscraper design, featuring Tudor Gothic elements in its terra cotta facade. This distinctive building is one of only 75 structures in Portland from the early 20th century that incorporate structural terra cotta, making it a notable landmark situated between the Portland Art Museum and the Central Library. Designed by architect Ernst Kroner, the Odd Fellows Building reflects both historical significance and architectural beauty, attracting tourists and researchers alike.