History of Fields Bridge in West Linn, Oregon

Take a stroll with me through West Linn's Fields Bridge Park and explore the history of our famous bridge.
In this episode of Around the Neighborhood, a show about the quest for fun, history, and mystery in our backyards, I explore this very thing.
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Historic Willamette: historicwillame...
West Linn Historical Society: westlinnhistory...
Fields Bridge History: portlandhistory...
West Linn Parks and Recreation: westlinnoregon...
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[@cbrownslm]

Scott..another great West Linn feature. Fields Bridge Park area frequently has flooded since we moved here in 1978. The new park is gorgeous and the garden area gets lots of use as well.
Thank you for adding this portion of West Linn to your collection. I also enjoyed seeing the Tiki room completed and watching you create a Blue Hawaii. I had one of those in 1966 in the revolving restaurant.

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Thanks for watching! Yeah, I've heard stories of how the Tualatin River used to be sludge before the runoff control up river. What a great story that you had a Blue Hawaii back in the 60's!