Commercial
- 108 N. Fourth St.
- 114 N. Fourth St.
- 115 S. Fourth St.
- 116 N. Fourth St.
- 118 N. Fourth St.
- 121-123 S. Fourth St.
- 125 S. Fourth St.
- 127 S. Fourth St.
- 129 S. Fourth St.
- 137 S. Fourth St.
- 302-304 Franklin St.
- 131 N. Third St.
- 200 N. Third St.
- 217 Washington St.
- 219 Washington St.
- 221 Washington St.
- 223 Washington St.
- 300 Washington St.
- 301-305 Washington St.
- 302 Washington St.
- 307 Washington St.
- 311-315 Washington St.
- 314-316 Washington St.
- 317-319 Washington St.
- 414 Washington St.
- Bemis Motor Company Building
- Ben Franklin Store Building
- C.A.S. Ley Building
- F.G. Jones Block
- Jacobs Block
- Masonic Temple Lodge No. 420
- Oregon Manufacturing Company Building
- Rock River Hotel
- Schiller Piano Company and Iron Water Tower Base
- T. Goings Building
- Union Block Opera House
- Unity Building
Read more about this topic: List Of Contributing Properties (Oregon Commercial Historic District)
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