Expo
Center
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 |
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| Year Opened |
2004 |
# of Tracks |
3 |
| Platform Layout |
One
island platform, one side platform |
| Park-n-Ride |
Yes |
Transit Center |
No |
| City |
Portland |
Right of Way |
Expo Center |
| Points of Interest |
Portland Expo
Center |
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This is my favorite station on the
Yellow Line. The art motif is a memorial to all the Japanese who were
forced to register for interment at this location in 1942. The current
north building at the Expo Center was converted to a cattle expo to a
human city by merely laying boards over the dirt and putting up partitions
for families. They lived here until permanent camps were established in
California and other desert location.
The Station has Japanese Tori, or shrine gates,
with metal tags. The tag have the names of each person who was
registers. The tags are similar to the number tags each Japanese was
given when they arrived. On the station platform is a luggage chest and
a small child's chest.
This station is currently the end of the line.
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