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English: Old Woodburn City Hall, 550 1st Street, built in 1914, architect:George M. Post; Bartlett & Roth.
Historic and cultural resources such as historic structures and landmarks can help to define a community and may also be sources of tourism dollars. Because of their role in defining and supporting the community, protecting these resources from the impact of disasters is important. Buildings and sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places contain special significance for national, state, or local history. Woodburn has three buildings listed on the National Register. These buildings include:
• Jesse H. Settlemier House |
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