​Calvary Presbyterian Church.

THE OLD CHURCH, to our right, is from eighteen eighty two. It is now a concert hall.

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See Picture, the Old Church.

Designed by a premier architect of the time, Warren Williams, is arguably the finest example of a late Victorian-era church, in the state. The exterior is carpenter Gothic, with slender pointed arches, elegant window tracery, a belfry tower, and buttresses. Details of an eclectic interior include Gothic vaulted ceilings of gilt wooden ribs, and white plaster, Renaissance-style cast-iron columns, Victorian furniture and stained glass, and ornate plaster window moldings in the Baroque style. There is a historic Hook and Hastings Tracker organ, and a free concert is given every Wednesday at noon.

The Old Church, has outlasted all the other churches before it. A self-guided tour is possible between 11 and 3 Tuesday through Saturday. Free admission.

It’s a part of the medieval Portland collection. Go to medieval Portland dot org.

For more info, go to, the old church dot org.
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NEXT is the Portland Building, and the statue Portlandia, only about 6 blocks to our east.

​With many more.

But before that, on request, what makes Portland weird, and unique? On request.

Does anyone have any questions?