Building History

According to Michael Shellenbarger's "An Index and Summary of Oregon Building Information in the Portland Daily Abstract: 1906-1910," Henry J. Hefty designed a two-story, wood-frame apartment building (flats), for $16,000 on the corner of SW Clay Street at the comer of SW 10th Avenue. (See Michael Shellenbarger, University of Oregon Scholars' Bank.edu, "An index and summary of Oregon building information in the Portland Daily Abstract: 1906-1910, Index/Summary Two (B) Portland Buildings Sorted by Building Names," p. 125.)

In 1909, Brandes worked as a salesman for Albers Brothers Milling Company in Portland, residing at 394 Clay Street. (See R.L. Polk and Company's Portland, Oregon, City Directory, 1909, p. 326.)

PCAD id: 25457