Pittock Mansion ★5.0

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French Renaissance-style château in the West Hills of Portland, Oregon and open for touring

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Open all year though fully accessible for only four months during summer, owing to the very heavy winter snowfall
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Overview

Pittock Mansion is a 1909 French Renaissance-style château in the West Hills with panoramic views of downtown Portland and Mount Hood. It was built by publisher Henry Pittock (of The Oregonian) for himself and his wife Georgiana, and the house, with modern conveniences for its day, is now a museum. You can drive up, or walk from Forest Park on the Wildwood Trail.

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