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Oregon Black Pioneers’ travelling exhibition Black in Oregon: 1840–1870 highlights some of the Black individuals and families who came to Oregon during the years of legalized racial [...]

Pittock Mansion welcomes new Chief Executive Officer Paula Gangopadhyay as the museum prepares to develop a new vision and strategic plan for Portland’s famous historic landmark.  The [...]

In December 2020, Pittock Mansion staff were busy deep cleaning the museum’s rooms and artifacts when they discovered mold discoloration on the wallpaper in the Niece’s bedroom. Museum staff [...]

Due to our temporary closure, this event has been postponed. Please check back for new dates.       COMMUNITY ACTION BOOK DRIVE POSTPONED 10AM–4PM Donate new or gently used books [...]

January is a special time for Pittock Mansion. After the bustle and merriment of our popular Christmas display, the Mansion closes and undergoes a deep cleaning in addition to the maintenance and [...]

    As part of our Wonderful World of Books exhibit, Pittock Mansion will be hosting a book drive in collaboration with Community Action from Monday, November 25th to Sunday, December [...]

  The destructive San Francisco earthquake of April 18, 1906, gripped the nation and dominated headlines. The Oregonian newspaper had their own exclusive scoop—owner and publisher Henry [...]

  Liz Hamill began volunteering at Pittock Mansion in 2006. A former teacher, Liz not only gives guided tours, she also inspires and educates youth through our Day Camp for Kids: Life in [...]

Henry Pittock was born in London, England on March 1, 1834 or 1835—his death certificate states his birth year was 1835, while his baptismal record states 1834. Henry grew up in Pittsburgh, PA, [...]