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Kenton is a neighborhood in [[North Portland]] known as the home of a [[Paul Bunyan statue]] and [[Sam Adams| Mayor Sam Adams]]. It was built as a company town by the [[Swift Meat Packing Company]] starting in 1911 or so. | Kenton is a neighborhood in [[North Portland]] known as the home of a [[Paul Bunyan statue]] and [[Sam Adams| Mayor Sam Adams]]. It was built as a company town by the [[Swift Meat Packing Company]] starting in 1911 or so. | ||
Kenton's northern border is formed by [[North Portland Harbor]], the channel of the [[Columbia River]] that separates the area from [[Hayden Island]]. Kenton's eastern boundary is [[Interstate 5]]. Its southern boundary is | Kenton's northern border is formed by [[North Portland Harbor]], the channel of the [[Columbia River]] that separates the area from [[Hayden Island]]. Kenton's eastern boundary is [[Interstate 5]]. Its southern boundary is [[Lombard Street|North Lombard]]. The western border (traveling from north to south, respectively) follows [[North Portland Road]], [[North Columbia Boulevard]], and [[North Chautauqua Boulevard]]. The [[Columbia Slough]] passes through Kenton. | ||
==Parks in Kenton== | |||
* [[Kenton Park]] | |||
* [[Trenton Park]] | |||
==Schools in Kenton== | |||
* [[De La Salle North Catholic High School]] | |||
* [[Peninsula Elementary School]] | |||
==Churches in Kenton== | |||
* [[Peninsula Baptist Church]] | |||
* [[Peninsula Open Bible Church]] | |||
==Locally-owned dining and drinking establishments in Kenton== | |||
* [[E-San Thai]] | |||
* [[Kenton Club]] | |||
* [[Mock Crest Tavern]] | |||
* [[Posie's]] | |||
==Locally-owned retail businesses in Kenton== | |||
* [[Cut and Paste Paper]] | |||
==National Register of Historic Places in Kenton== | |||
* [[Kenton Commercial Historic District]] | |||
* [[Kenton Hotel]] | |||
* Paul Bunyan Statue - corner of [[North Denver Avenue]] and Interstate. | |||
==Adjacent neighborhoods== | |||
* Hayden Island on the north | |||
* [[Bridgeton]] on the northeast | |||
* [[East Columbia]] on the east | |||
* [[Piedmont]] on the southeast | |||
* [[Arbor Lodge]] on the south | |||
* [[Portsmouth]] on the southwest | |||
* [[St. Johns]] on the northwest | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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[[Category:Neighborhood]] | [[Category:Neighborhood]][[Category: Kenton Neighborhood]] | ||
Revision as of 12:53, 28 February 2010
Kenton is a neighborhood in North Portland known as the home of a Paul Bunyan statue and Mayor Sam Adams. It was built as a company town by the Swift Meat Packing Company starting in 1911 or so.
Kenton's northern border is formed by North Portland Harbor, the channel of the Columbia River that separates the area from Hayden Island. Kenton's eastern boundary is Interstate 5. Its southern boundary is North Lombard. The western border (traveling from north to south, respectively) follows North Portland Road, North Columbia Boulevard, and North Chautauqua Boulevard. The Columbia Slough passes through Kenton.
Parks in Kenton
Schools in Kenton
Churches in Kenton
Locally-owned dining and drinking establishments in Kenton
Locally-owned retail businesses in Kenton
National Register of Historic Places in Kenton
- Kenton Commercial Historic District
- Kenton Hotel
- Paul Bunyan Statue - corner of North Denver Avenue and Interstate.
Adjacent neighborhoods
- Hayden Island on the north
- Bridgeton on the northeast
- East Columbia on the east
- Piedmont on the southeast
- Arbor Lodge on the south
- Portsmouth on the southwest
- St. Johns on the northwest
External links
- description of Kenton on Portlandneighborhoods.com
- description of Kenton on Wikipedia