Here are some shots of a walk I took around the hisotric district of Bend Oregon. I was able to capture some images of the early architecture in the city. As you will see stone and brick seemed to be the favored construction material.
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Reid School built in 1914 now serves as the Bend Historical Museum.
A last shot with a little more light on the subject. :)
The Bend Amateur Athletic Club Gymnasium now serves as a Boys and Girls club center. It opened in 1918 and was immediately put to use as a hospital during the pandemic.
The gymnasium, which is a blend of Mission and Jacobean styles, is distinguished by decorative concrete plaques that depict Native American athletes.
In the following pictures I tried to capture some of the style and plaques mentioned in the quote above from the web site.
A couple of the churches in the area.
My last stop on the walk, the former St Francis of Assisi school which is now a pub as you can see. :)
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Photos taken by me, @oldmans, with a Nikon D3300 and some Lightroom post processing.
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