Local Landmark

Chris Willis's annual Santa Clones installation transforms a Portland neighborhood corner into a glowing wonderland of hundreds of identical illuminated Santa figures.
Chris Willis's annual Santa Clones display transforms a Portland neighborhood with hundreds of glowing Santa figurines in his ever-growing holiday installation.
The USPS facility serves as a cornerstone of civic life along Main Street in Pe Ell, Washington, embodying the enduring connection between federal services and small-town America.
The United States Post Office serves the small community of Vader, Washington, beneath characteristic Pacific Northwest autumn skies.
The United States Post Office serves the rural community of Lafayette, Oregon, nestled among towering conifers in the heart of Yamhill County.
The combined general store and post office serves as the commercial heart of Oysterville, a 19th-century oyster farming settlement on Washington's Long Beach Peninsula.
The historic Mosier Valley Post Office building serves as a community cornerstone along the main street of this small Oregon town in the Columbia River Gorge.
A monumental street art portrait overlooks the intersection of Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with the Manhattan Bridge framing the urban vista.
The historic Comet Tavern sits at a busy Capitol Hill intersection, embodying Seattle's gritty urban character beneath a tangle of power lines and overcast skies.
Visitors share a quiet moment at the end of Pier 70 in Seattle's Belltown district as golden hour light transforms Elliott Bay into a luminous canvas.
The iconic Varsity Theatre displays its classic marquee along University Way Northeast in Seattle's bustling University District.
A summer evening outside The Clinton Street Theater in Portland, Oregon, with Rocky Horror and The Mad Fox on the marquee.