Conclusion: The Shanghai Tunnels of Portland offer a glimpse into a shadowy and controversial aspect of Oregon's history. Whether you believe in the haunted tales or approach the stories with ...

The passages apparently had connections to Portland's notorious "Shanghai tunnels" - though, after a mention in a story by The Oregonian/OregonLive, historians were quick to point out that they ...

Rated 4.4 stars on Yelp, Portland Ghosts offers a one-hour walking tour with stops outside of the Shanghai Tunnels, Old Town Pizza, Kell’s Irish Pub, and the Benson Hotel.

The Portland, Oregon, ... The pro shanghai-by-tunnel’s most prominent defender is the creator of the Shanghai Tunnel Tours, Michael P. Jones, ...

PORTLAND -- It would start with a thirsty working stiff out on the town with his back pay, swaggering into the half-bars/half-bordellos called boarding houses. But soon the ceiling would start to ...

The old system of corridors beneath the city of Portland are known as 'The Shanghai Tunnels'. Tour Guide Doug discusses where the name came from, the rumors of their actual use, why they were ...

If you know anything about Portland’s ghosts, then you’ve definitely heard of the so-called Shanghai Tunnels. The tunnels were built in the late 19th century, according to the Oregon ...

Portland’s “Shanghai Tunnels” were, according to legend, a series of underground passageways in Old Town Chinatown that served as a secret way to transport goods, conduct illegal activities ...

In this week’s episode, Portals To Hell’s subject is the Shanghai Tunnels, a network of subterranean tunnels built for commerce and found underground in hipster heaven, Portland, Oregon.

These are the best things to do for Portland, Oregon sightseeing, as recommended by a local. From museums and tours, to gardens and more. ... Shanghai Tunnel Tour – Portland’s Underground .

"Well, Portland, Oregon, and sloe gin fizz/ If that ain't love then tell me what is" In a single stanza of that album's signature single, ... The Case for Shanghai Tunnel.

Portland’s early waterfront has become a magnet for legendary stories of an illicit past. Some of those stories are even true. “Shanghaiing” — often known today as crimping — really did ...