About PNW Walking Tours
Exploring the History, Architecture and Culture of the Pacific Northwest
Explore the architecture, history and culture of the Pacific Northwest with architectural historian Eric Wheeler. These walking tours feature the history and architecture of Portland and a number of other communities in the PNW.
Eric’s tours are designed for new arrivals, visitors and area residents. The easy walking pace is designed to allow plenty of opportunity to see the sites, hear the guide and engage socially with other participants. This is a Meetup after all! 🙂
The tours typically meet and end at a restaurant, pub or coffee shop, to allow for optional social time with the group before or after the tour. There is a fee for these researched and guided walking tours. Typically $20 per tour. There is no fee to join the Meetup and follow the schedule of walking tours.
Eric Wheeler, Architectural Historian
Eric Wheeler has over twenty years of experience as an architectural historian and heritage tourism consultant in Wisconsin. He has written numerous National Register nominations, taught graduate level classes in architectural history and designed and led walking tours of historic commercial and residential neighborhoods.
Eric discovered the Pacific Northwest several years ago and is now exploring and interpreting the captivating built environment of Portland and environs. Currently Eric designs and leads tours for his architectural walking tours Meetup group.
Press
Historic Walking Tour of Irvington
Ideal Planet PDX
Historic Walking Tour of Irvington
The Portland House Hunters
Historic Laurelhurst
American Dream TV
Special Tour of a Jewel of a Home – The Lawson House
Old PDX Homes
Enticing Architecture On The West Coast
Leisure Group Travel
Teaching Architecture From The Streets with Eric Wheeler
Young Architect
Discover a Sense of Place with Positively Portland Walking Tours
Faces From The Neighborhood
Historian Connects Culture to Architecture
DJC Oregon
Pearl District Walking Tour – Hosted by the Center for Architecture
AIA Portland
It’s a Portland Bungalow, Says Eric
Living Room Realty
The 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition
Young Architect
Links
Positively PNW Meetup
TripAdvisor
AIA Portland
Portland Architecture
