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Willamette Falls overview.
| Willamette Falls dam & reservoir.
| Oregon City mills at Willamette Falls.
| Power plant at Willamette Falls.
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Power plant at Willamette Falls with utilities bridge & conveyors.
| Willamette Falls & reservoir.
| Oregon City mills.
| Oregon City mills from McLoughlin Promenade.
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Oregon City Municipal Elevator & observation deck (1954) (610 Bluff St.).
| Masonic Lodge (1907) (707 Main St.) beside Willamette River bridge (1922) was first lodge (1846) west of Rockies. On National Register.
| Dr. John McLoughlin House (1846) (713 Center St.) operated by National Parks Service. Style: Georgian. On National Register.
| Dr. Forbes Barclay House (1849) (719 Center St.). Style: Classic Revival. On National Register.
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Stevens-Crawford House museum (1908) (603 6th St.). Style: Four Square.
| Front entry of Stevens-Crawford House.
| Francis Ermatinger House Museum (1845) (619 6th St.). Style: Federal. On National Register.
| Francis Ermatinger House porch.
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Charles Huntley House (1896) (916 Washington St.). Style: Queen Anne.
| J.E. Jack House (c1913) (903 Washington St.). Style: Bungalow.
| Judge Harvey Cross Residence (1888) (809 Washington St.).
Style: Italianate. On National Register.
| Dr. Hugh Mount House (1920) (817 Center St.). Style: 20th Century Colonial.
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Roses at heritage house in Oregon City.
| Elizabeth Clarke House (1929) (812 John Adams St.). Style: Colonial Revival. Architect: Morris H. Whitehouse & Assoc. On National Register.
| Senator Linwood E. Jones House (1913) (524 High St.). Style: Craftsman Bungalow.
| M.&C. Latourette House (1914) on High St. Style: American Box.
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American Four Square house with textured chimney on High St.
| Atkinson Memorial Congregational Church (1925) (710 6th St.). Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Willard F. Tobey. On National Register.
| Carnegie Center (former public library) (1911) (606 John Adams St.).
| Oregon City Fire Station (1923) (624 7th St.).
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Oregon I.O.O.F. Hall Lodge No. 3 (1922) (604 7th St.).
| Museum of Oregon Territory (211 Tumwater Dr.).
| End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center (1726 Washington St.) encompassed by giant covered-wagon shaped structures.
| End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center with sculptured frames in shape of covered wagon.
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