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Largest city in Oregon, USA. Home of the [[Portland Science Fiction Society]] and [[OSFCI]] which runs [[OryCon]] there. It has held many [[Westercon|Westercons]] and the 1950 Worldcon, [[NorWesCon (Worldcon)|NorWesCon]] as a well as a separate [[NorWesCon (Portland)|Norwescon]] in 1949. | Largest city in Oregon, USA. Home of the [[Portland Science Fiction Society]] and [[OSFCI]] which runs [[OryCon]] there. It has held many [[Westercon|Westercons]] and the 1950 Worldcon, [[NorWesCon (Worldcon)|NorWesCon]] as a well as a separate [[NorWesCon (Portland)|Norwescon]] in 1949. | ||
| − | Defunct clubs there include [[Portland Alliance of Fans]], | + | Defunct clubs there include [[Portland Alliance of Fans]], [[Portland Science-Fantasy Society]], and [[Society of Strangers]]. |
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Revision as of 13:50, 25 April 2020
Largest city in Oregon, USA. Home of the Portland Science Fiction Society and OSFCI which runs OryCon there. It has held many Westercons and the 1950 Worldcon, NorWesCon as a well as a separate Norwescon in 1949.
Defunct clubs there include Portland Alliance of Fans, Portland Science-Fantasy Society, and Society of Strangers.
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