This is a presentation given to students and parents to prepare them for the Portland Walking Tour as part of our study of the City of Portland.

1. Portland Walking Tour

2. Guidelines & Safety
Review safety guidelines in your parent
guide.
Please help students remember that we
are guests in the buildings they visit.
Manners are a must!
Safety first- plan to review the guidelines
with your group before starting the tour.

3. iPads
 Our students will be creating presentations based on
pictures and/or video taken with our class iPads.
 Only parent chaperones should handle the iPads.
 Plan to take 10-15 pictures. Students will have clipboards
and a work packet to complete along the way.
 Ask the students in your group to give you feedback on
what parts of the trip to photograph. This will help them
to create a great presentation of their favorite parts of
the trip.

4. Drop off Points
• South Park Blocks
• Skidmore Fountain
• Pioneer Courthouse
Square

5. Walking Tour Map

6. South Park Blocks – Statues:
Rebecca at the Well, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt

7. Sovereign Hotel & Plank Road Plaque

8. Portland Art Museum &
Congregational Church
Located on Park and
Jefferson
Located on the corner
of Park and Madison

9. Performing Arts Center

10. Old Federal Courthouse

11. Congress Center Building
 Formerly the Orbanco Building; hexagon-shaped tower with reflective
glass. Bounded by 5th and 6th Ave and Salmon and Main.

12. Portland Building
Portlandia The Elk Statue

13. Justice Center and
Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse
Justice Center Federal Courthouse

14. New Federal Building
 One of the most energy efficient buildings in the country. Engineers designed a solar panel roof to
harness energy for the building, a rainwater collection system on the outside walls to reuse rain
water, and special panels along the outside to reduce the amount of heat entering the building by
40%. On 3rd Ave between Madison and Jefferson.

15. Skidmore Fountain

16. Pioneer Courthouse Square