Jen W.
8/5/2025
The Pioneer Courthouse is open for public tours from 9-4. You'll go through security, then you can walk around the different levels. There is a brochure stand on the first floor in front of the...
Pioneer Courthouse
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520 SW Morrison St
Portland, OR 97204
The Pioneer Courthouse, located in downtown Portland, Oregon, has been the home of the United States Courts in the State of Oregon since 1875. As a National Historic Landmark, it has witnessed significant trials and court hearings, welcoming presidents and playing a crucial role in the region's government.
Visitors are invited to explore the ornate hallways, dignified courtroom, and the cupola with its breathtaking view of Portland's architectural history. Exhibits throughout the building provide a glimpse into the courthouse's rich past, showcasing the story of the courts and the individuals who have contributed to its legacy.
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5.012 reviews
Bob W.
5/9/2023
Our daughter has always enjoyed the architecture of courthouses. Pioneer Courthouse is the oldest Federal building in the Pacific Northwest. It was built in 1869. The architecture was...
Michele R.
10/20/2013
Oozes may not be the right verb here, but I can't think of one better when I say this handsome and remarkable building oozes history. More remarkable is that with only the minor inconvenience of...
Jeff N.
7/5/2016
Completed in 1875, Pioneer Courthouse has remained at the city's geographic and commercial center but imagine this beautiful Italianate building gone and a parking garage in its place! It almost...
Mark B.
7/23/2015
I like this building, its cool, I came here often when it housed a post office. by the way it was one of the best post offices, such a cool building. Large and imposing it feels like what I...
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