NW Examiner SubStack Articles by or about Dr. Tanya Lyn March
- Couch Park was final refuge of historic Capt. Brown House Lecturer tells stories of ‘buildings on wheels’ May 31, 2026
- Neighborhood’s last pool abandoned. Cost of repairing Metropolitan Learning Center’s pool considered excessive in 2011 January 6, 2026
- Northwest’s haunted history: the ghosts of Joe’s Cellar Apparition or imagination? Tales about the supernatural live on. October 4, 2025
Old Print Articles by Dr. Tanya Lyn March in the NW Examiner
“History in a Heap” pp. 1 & 22. April 2016.
“Facing Demolition, Firehouse No. 3 Held to Standard of Uniqueness” pp. 25-28. May 2016.
“1880s Building Slated for Demolition” p1 & p5 September 2016.
“Forgotten Cemeteries Tell Story of Ultimate Exclusion” pp 9-10.
“Chinatown Streetscape Hangs By a Thread” p 10. March 2017. Link to Full Issue.
“Children Policing Children: War housing district relied on youth volunteers to keep the peace” pp. 11-12. July 2017.
“Junior Fire Brigade Served World War II Housing Project” p13. August 2017.
“Rare Tree Makes Last Stand: Dying Heritage Tree on School Playground Radically Pruned for Safety”
p. 10. December 2017.
“Remains of Ancient Martyr Find Their Way to Slabtown” pp 10-11. April 2018.
“Russian Spies Once at Home in Goose Hollow” pp. 9-10. August 2018.
“Old Couch School Became Fire Trap” pp. 9-10. September 2018.
(Update: In 2020, I learned that Smallpox played a role in the school closure.)
“Portland’s Poltergeist: The Kidnapping of Ernest Harps” pp 10-11. November 2018.
