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=Notes From [[John Addis]]= | |||
Building maps changed over the years, leading to more than one building having a given name. | |||
A June 4, 1963 color map shows the following building numbers and locations that conflict with the later building numbers: | |||
* [[Building 76]] is the Portland Field Office | |||
* [[Building 91]] is Purchasing and Professional Placement on 2nd between Washington and Hall (then Rt. 217) | |||
* [[Building 92]] is Photography and Films in the Cedar Hills shopping center | |||
* [[Building 93]] is Credit Union, NE corner of Watson and 1st St | |||
* [[Building 94]] is probably an employment building near the NE corner of 114th Ave and Canyon Rd. | |||
* [[Building 95]] is Employment the SE corner of 1st and Main | |||
* [[Building 97]] is Educational Training and Personnel Services NE corner of Canyon Rd and Mill St | |||
* [[Building 98]] is Employee Relations SW corner of Main St and 1st | |||
In the 1950s and 1960s, | |||
* Tektronix had the phone number MI(tchell) 4-0161 | |||
* Tekronix Sunset was CY(press) 2-2611 | |||
* Employment was MI 4-0146 | |||
Y probably stands for “Yearout”. | |||
I suspect that all Y buildings are near each other, implying Griffith Drive, Beaverton | |||
Names of several of these buildings come from pp 183-198 of the November 1979 Comm. Directory. | |||
I attempt to give coordinates for the “center of mass” of the building rather than the entrance. | |||
[[Doug Taylor]] has questioned the coordinates of 08. | |||
Heerenveen’s location thanks to Ahne Oosterhof and Gerrit deVries: | |||
* Heerenveen Building #1: (1962 Main building, Production, Offices, and Engineering), entrance at: [https://maps.google.com/?q=52.937238,5.95085 (52.937238, 5.95085)] | |||
* Heerenveen Building #3: (1966 Warehouse, Metalshop, loading dock, Electrochem, Incoming Inspection): [https://maps.google.com/?q=52.9366,5.9495 (52.9366, 5.9495)] | |||
* Heerenveen Building #4: (1970 Production): [https://maps.google.com/?q=52.9374,5.9501 (52.9374, 5.9501)] | |||
Thanks to Gerrit deVries for Guernsey buildings: | |||
* Building 1 (La Villiaze 1, Manufactuing 1963) | |||
* Building 2 (La Villiaze 2, European Marketing Center) | |||
Many of the original buildings are identified on a November 1975 map, property of Murlan Kaufman, | |||
and checked against a Google Earth map of July, 1990. | |||
Others are from my map in the November 1979 Tektronix Phone Directory. | |||
Tekweek of Jan 18, 1974 contains the schedule of a shuttle bus listing some buildings by name not found elsewhere, | |||
notably “Lehman” and “Cedar Hills”. | |||
There were two shuttle buses running in opposite directions with the same twenty stops. | |||
A complete cycle took one hour. | |||
GWD=Graphics Workstation Division | |||