Built in 1914 by newspaper magnate Henry Pittock, this 16,000 square foot French Renaissance-style chateau rests in Oregon’s West Hills, high above the city of Portland. Entrance to the mansion currently costs $8.50 per person, although you can now skip the admission having seen the best bits here.
Pittock Mansion Montage
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July 19, 2013
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I so have to incorporate that Turkish Smoking Room motif into my tiny room. One wonders why there is a writing desk there… to fervently jot down whatever might come to mind after a good ‘smoke’? lol…. thanks for sharing.
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I haven’t been to Pittock Mansion in years and years, but I remember it being pretty impressive. I’d say it’s worth the price of admission… once. Glad you had a chance to see it.
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The shot of the staircase is gorgeous, great photo. It is indeed very grand. We didn’t get to see this while in Portland so glad to see it here.
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Nice photos of the mansion, but what really got me was the mountain. What a beautiful skyline! The way the peak is so far above everything else in the shot, and the only one with snow – draws instant comparisons in my mind to Mt. Fuji.
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