Milwaukie City
Milwaukie City Hall is located at 10722 SE Main Street, Milwaukie, OR 97222.
Phone: 503‑786‑7555.
Neighborhoods
- Aldercrest Circle
- Ardenwald
- Beaverbrook
- Cardinal View
- Castle Park
- Cedarcrest
- Cherry Knoll
- Cherry Lane
- Concord Heights
- Cook Estates
- Creekside Estates
- Creekway Estates
- Danica Estates
- Fair Oaks
- Fieldcrest
- Hawthorne Grove
- Hillcrest
- Island Station
- Jennings Lodge
- Kellogg Creek
- Lynnwood
- Majestic Woods North
- Maplewood
- Meadowcrest
- Milwaukie Heights
- Minthorn Addition
- Mountain Park
- North Clackamas
- Northridge
- Oak Grove
- Oak Grove Park
- Oakhurst
- Oscar Park
- Overland Park
- Park View Acres
- Redwood Lane Townhouses
- Rex Hill
- Risley Park in Concord
- Riveroaks
- Rockwood
- Shadybrook
- Sierra Vista
- Silverleaf Estates
- Southgate Village
- View Acres
- Waverley
- Waverly Terrace
- Westwood
- Wichita
Milwaukie as described in 1940 [1]
Milwaukie is a quiet, suburban town spread over low hills. Founded in 1848 by Lot Whitcomb [1806-1857], it soon became the rival of Portland and other river towns for the commercial supremacy of the Oregon country. Here, on the banks of the Willamette, Whitcomb and his associates constructed the Lot Whitcomb, in its day the finest steamboat plying the river. Milwaukie failed to become the important commercial port that its founder had hoped.
- Workers of the Writers' Program, Works Progress Administration, State of Oregon, Oregon: End of the Trail, American Guide Series, 1940, Oregon State Board of Control, Binfords & Mort, Portland.