George Rogers Buildings

  • 456 N State Street: Rogers Bakery and Grocery
  • 402 N State Street: Rogers Grocery

  • Address: 402 and 456 N State St
  • Vicinity: A Ave
  • Travel Genus: Sight
  • Sight Category: Building

The George Rogers Buildings are a pair of 20th century, Roman Classical Revival commercial buildings located on N State Street in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Originally built for grocer George Rogers, the Rogers Grocery located at 402 N State Street was designed in a decorative style by Chares W Ertz and the Rogers Bakery and Grocery at 456 N State Street was designed in a more restrained style by Van Evera Bailey. - AsNotedIn


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Timeline

Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1925/00/00 George M Rogers Owner Rogers Grocery store opens at 402 N State Street in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
1925/00/00 Chares W Ertz Architect George Rogers Building is built at the corner of State Street and A Avenue in Lake Oswego.
1929/00/00 Van Evera Bailey Architect Van Evera Bailey designs a Mediterranean-style building bakery and grocery for the Rogers brothers to be built at 456 N State Street.
1929/00/00 George M Rogers Owner The Rogers Grocery build a second store at 456 N State Street in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Mediterranean-style building has a bakery and cash-and-carry grocery.

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Particulars for George Rogers Buildings:
Area of Significance Architecture
Criteria Architecture-Engineering
Sight Category Building
Historic Use Retail shop
Architectural Style Roman Classical Revival




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