NW 3rd Avenue and NW Hoyt Street, 1948.
NW 3rd Avenue, 1948
Category Archives: Hoyt Street
NW 10th Avenue, 1950
NW 10th Avenue and NW Hoyt Street, 1950.
City of Portland (OR) Archives, A2005-005.750.1.
NW 3rd Avenue, 1935
The City Photographer took this image on NW 3rd Ave. between Hoyt St. and Glisan St. to document sewer repair work. This image documents a specific Federal WPA project.
Crew repairing sewer on NW 3rd between Hoyt and Glisan, Dec. 13, 1935 : A2000-025.1053
NW Hoyt & 3rd Avenue, 1948
Men are working to construct a temporary dike to hold back Willamette River flood waters at the intersection of NW Hoyt Street at 3rd Avenue in 1948. The Steel Bridge and the fire station at far right still exist today; no other building or structure remains.
(City of Portland Archives)
NW Hoyt & 10th, 1948
Pedestrians tread carefully on temporary scaffolding that keeps them above flooded NW Hoyt Street at 10th Avenue. The water is due to the Spring flood of 1948; it’s not much more than curb deep here but it’s a long way from the river. Most of the right side of the street is still intact today while the left side has all been replaced.
(City of Portland Archives)
NW Hoyt Street, 1917
NW Hoyt Street was paved with Belgian blocks when this 1917 image was taken. You can still find a few streets in the area paved with these natural stones but Hoyt is all asphalt now. A couple of buildings are still with  us in this view to the west looking through the intersection at 11th Avenue.
(City of Portland Archives)
North Bank Freight Depot, 1917
The western-most North Bank Freight Depot building on the northwest corner of NW Hoyt & 11th is shown in the 1917 photo. The building (and its sister across the street) is still with us, a fine luxury condo building in the Pearl District. The remnants of that sign on the end of the building can still be seen.
(City of Portland Archives)
Vintage Portland 