LOCATION FILE
McMenamins White Eagle Saloon
FOLLOWPortland, OR
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A saloon opened in 1905 by Polish immigrants in a 1899 building on North Russell Street, later restored by McMenamins as a music venue and small hotel; its name references the White Eagle of the Polish flag.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Long-running reports describe a spirit called "Sam," plumbing that acts up on its own, and unease in the basement, documented in McMenamins' own history program.
VISITING
An operating saloon, music venue, and hotel open to the public.
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