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The Ogilby Group, LLC 8316 N. Lombard St. BMB #405 Portland, OR 97203 Phone: 503-572-5323 www.morrismarkshouse.com
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The Ogilby Group, LLC |
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Building Preservation & Relocation Specialists |
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Built in 1886, this historic Lair Hill home was slated for demolition until C.R. OGILBY & Co. stepped in and arranged an unusual rescue. The 1,775 square foot structure was transported by truck, crane and tugboat from Lair Hill to a moorage in the Multnomah Channel, near the Sauvie Island Wildlife Area. The home is currently undergoing extensive eco-friendly and historically sensitive renovation including a tankless water heating system, non-toxic finishes, reclaimed architectural details, and some added features like skylights in preparation for its new life as a houseboat. |
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When it was built this stately 1880s Italianate was billed by a local newspaper as “one of the most artistically arranged residences in the state.” By the 1950s the Moyer House had been divided into apartments and fallen into disrepair. After a complete restoration by C.R. OGILBY & CO. and community volunteers, it was reborn as a Museum operated by the Linn County Historical Society. in Brownsville, Oregon. |
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Built in 1845, this historic farmhouse sits amid rolling Waldo Hills of rural Turner, OR. This home was in danger of demolition until C.R.OGILBY & CO. Spearheaded its rescue. A new parcel was created and the house was moved just down the hill from its original location. It is currently undergoing a 2 year restoration to prepare for its perpetual use and enjoyment by future generations. |
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Located near present day McLeay Park, when this 1872 farmhouse in NW Portland features large windows, high ceilings, a charming gabled roof, chamfered columns on porch pedestals and Douglas Fir floors. After years of use as a rental property, by the 1990s the house had fallen into disrepair and was threatened by development. Then C.R. OGILBY & CO. stepped in and provided this historic gem a complete renovation and relocated it to its new home just blocks away from its original site. |
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Portland, Oregon |
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Willamette Valley |