Join Friends of Terwilliger and Portland Parks and Recreation for the annual city-wide No Ivy Day 2017!
Whether you’ve volunteered many times or this is your first time, you’ll help us rid one of Portland’s favorite parks of that pesky ivy….and feel good about it too!
Work began recently to replace parts of the failing rock wall leading to Eagle Point; part of Terwilliger Parkway. Eagle Point was first identified by Portland city founders as a key viewpoint in the late 1890s. A house was soon built here and stood for over 100 years. It was probably at this time that the retaining rock wall was built.
We’re Back!! September is upon us and the return of our Terwilliger Parkway restoration work parties.
For over 25 years, board member Susan Egnor and her husband have lived
with and enjoyed the natural beauty of Terwilliger Parkway; just outside their
front and back doors.
What does the Totem Pole at Elk Point, within the Terwilliger Parkway, have in common with the 1959 Oregon’s Centennial Celebration, Operation Deep Freeze, New Zealand, Antarctica, The Oregon Zoo and John F. Kennedy?
