User:Steve Morgan

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I am Steve Morgan and I live in Portland, Oregon, U.S. Most of my Wikimedia contributions are editing of English Wikipedia, under a similar user name. I upload photos mainly to support articles. Most were taken by me, but sometimes I also upload photos taken by other people from Flickr, when they have been appropriately licensed for uploading to Wikimedia Commons and illustrate a subject not already illustrated (or not illustrated well) on Commons and which would be difficult or impossible for me to photograph myself. Photos by me that are dated between June 2007 and May 2015 were taken with a Nikon D80, and after that a Nikon D7000. Ones with pre-2007 dates are digital scans of slides.

The photo at left was taken by me, and a small sample of the many other self-taken photos I have uploaded to Commons appears below.

Upload count (incl. from Flickr) as of April 2026: 4,086

Bridges

Oregon Slough Railroad Bridge (built 1908)
Broadway Bridge (built 1913) with HMCS Oriole
The second Sauvie Island Bridge
The Hawthorne Bridge (built 1910)
The Oregon City Bridge (built 1922)
Smithfield Street Bridge (Pittsburgh; built 1883)
The Steel Bridge (built 1912)
The Ross Island Bridge (built 1926)
The Tilikum Crossing (built 2015), with a MAX train and Mt. St. Helens
BNSF Railway Bridge 5.1 with Southern Pacific 4449 crossing

Historic buildings

The First Congregational Church in Portland – my very first Commons upload
The Natural Capital Center in Portland
Bishop's House in Portland
The Barber Block with streetcar passing
The Pioneer Courthouse (built in 1869)
Pediment of the First National Bank Building, in downtown Portland
Interior of the U.S. National Bank Building, Portland
Stained-glass windows in First Congregational Church, Portland
The Bank of California Building, in Portland
Eliot Chapel, First Unitarian Church of Portland's 1924 building

Miscellaneous Oregon

Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland, in 2009
Pioneer Courthouse Square in 1986
The historic Steam tug Portland in 2012
Harvey statue in Reedville, Oregon
The Joan of Arc statue, at César Chávez Blvd. (39th Avenue) & Glisan in Portland
Flooding in Portland, February 1996
Senator Mark Hatfield in 1986
Former Portland Mayor Bud Clark
Bill Naito in 1991
SP&S 700 on the turntable at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center

Portland-area neon

Tower of Portland's Union Station and its iconic neon signs
One of several small neon signs inside Union Station, reflected in marble wall
The "Go By Streetcar" sign on the 2002-opened Streetcar Lofts condominums
Restored marquee of the former Guild Theatre
Tom's Pancake House neon sign, Beaverton

Portland-area transit

Former Portland "Council Crest" Brill streetcar at the Oregon Electric Railway Museum (original site)
1985 photo: Old Tri-Met Flxible "New Look" bus in old paint scheme, at a former transit center
Light rail and bus on the Portland Transit Mall
TriMet bus 1807, one of 305 Flxible Metro buses once in TriMet's fleet
MAX light rail train on the Steel Bridge, in the paint scheme TriMet adopted in 2002
United Streetcar-built streetcar on the then-100-year-old Broadway Bridge
A Flxible New Look bus on the Portland Mall in 1989
Inside a shelter on the Portland transit mall in 1987
The 7th St. Transit Center, in downtown Vancouver, Wash., when new in 1984. It closed in 2007.
MAX train in snow, February 2014
Vintage Trolley at the Lloyd Center terminus, on NE 11th Avenue
A TriMet Gillig BRT bus wearing the paint scheme adopted in 2019
30-foot Gillig bus of Yamhill County Transit, crossing MAX in Hillsboro
A TriMet Nova Bus articulated bus on the Tilikum Crossing, on route FX2
A TriMet Type 6 (Siemens S700) MAX car running as a single car, on the Portland Mall