Aha, what a pleasant surprise! Thanks as always for your work.

It's very sad that the 4449 never does any excursions anymore.

thank you for documenting the fight, i remember being so mad that we kept approving mass transit plans and the state and city would just not do it

.... thanks for the memories! ...... wonderful story & video ..... learned a few things

You do such a great job with these documentaries. This would do well on OPB!

Thank You for another great production on NW History!

Love the short form! And the production quality was top notch 😘👌

Wow. Yet another story about politicians and project managers not being held accountable for their crimes.

Fascinating!

Thanks for the video, we’d been to Pendleton on our travels, and Disneyland, but never knew about the shop in the park!

Pendleton wool shirts were used by surfers before wetsuits. Disney is in So. Cal. Looks like a connection.

Yea abou that, im out

Peter you always make great stuff and leave me weeping at the end. You’re one of the reasons we made the move to Oregon last year. Although I’d already been an Oregonian in spirt and time spent there as a child.

Great to see my home town of Salem sneak in there for a minute. While I enjoy your long form work, I have to say it was nice to just get a quick story to hold me over. :)

Wow! I didn’t know about this at all

A twelve-minute ad? Um, ok.

So GOOD Peter! Thank you! ❤❤❤❤

I once bought a Pendleton shirt at a thrift store for $5. Loved it, wore it all the time, it eventually got unbearably scratchy and eventually wore out through the elbows and the buttons wouldn't stay closed. Great video as usual, Peter!

Really enjoy these PNW Perspective videos on history! Thankful there is a channel covering this type of content! Anyone else that likes this type of local history possibly have any other PNW centric channels to check out that are as high quality and interesting topics as this channel they could recommend?

Always loved the design of Pendleton products. Their blankets are so soft and colorful. Never knew they had such a major connection to Disneyland. Awesome video Peter!

Thanks for this story! Never heard of the company and store before, what a nice piece of history

Pendleton is very good stuff, I just wish it wasn't ~$150 for a wool shirt.

That AI upscalled footage at the beginning and end of the video looks terrible

hey just to let you know your pronouncing Pendleton wrong, the d is silent. Good video as always!

Hope Pendleton sends you a nice blanket for this one! Love the old footage, fantastic stuff!

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Two videos within a month? What wonderful luck! How lovely.

Another nearly 12 min of goodness, about something I would never have known about otherwise, and again put together so I will remember. Well done Peter.

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This a great video. I was born during the environmental wars in Oregon. Consequently I have invested I anything in Oregon. I watched the state bankrupt so many families. So many families lost it all. By 2008 when I was able to afford investments, I saw the second time in my lifetime ppl lost everything I droves. Crazy how these childhood events change ppl.

Probably a Bigfoot

Excellent documentary. Well explained about a transit system which Seattle fortunately never built. LRT has the potential to transform the metro area, although cost is an issue particulary for Seattle's case. Monorails are really a relic of paleo futurism...

This was a very well-told story. I really enjoyed it!

Seattle could have had a great system, if it had been expanded on, in the mid 60's, but money or pesky politicians ...for the most part, who don't envision the future. When you mentioned Dick Falkenbury, I remembered Kim Pederson and the Monorail Society, now there was insight. At least we have a few systems now., we just need to expand on them.

beautiful video, thank you

Visited LGB many times 83 n 84...never went to see it. Portland trip in 2012: made a point to visit McMinnville museum and finally see and go aboard the big bird.

I bet it closed because, you know, Portland

I rode the monorail a few years ago, still smells like the 1960s in there, worth the short round trip, only wish the ride was longer

It's Coacla.

It’s Timber-Len lodge. Not Timber-Line.

I love the insane fairy tales told by native people. “Turned him into a pillar of rock…..” 😂😂😂😂😂

For anyone who has taken the Seattle Underground Tour, which highlights the silly mismatch between maintaining lower tidelands as real estate and building a properly graded city (at Pioneer Square), the mindset hasn't changed for Seattle in a hundred years! There is something most peculiar about this municipal financing and development. Anywhere else it happens pretty well as expected, but Seattle has all kinds of bizarre issues. Maybe it is related to Vancouver's weird rejection of being integrated into Portland's light rail system? It needn't have cost that much and would have provided an alternative to the Interstate Bridge congestion which has been going on for fifty years (at congestion hours) at least!

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I know this video will be good, because the Narrator correctly pronounced "Willamette" in the Introduction. 🎉

ive been there a few times and its amazing! anyone who can should go! :)

Every time I see something about this park my dyslexic brain reads it as Cloaca landing.

They should've put Waterfront Park on the East side. They really needed a boost.

The Milwaukee monorail was at the Boston Store, not Gimbels. I grew up in Milwaukee in the 1960s and we did it every Christmas. Boston Store had (has?) A unique escalator system and was connected by a skywalk to the parking lot. Gimbles was different. Great store, too, but the monorail was definitely at Boston Store.