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PORTLAND'S SHANGHAI TUNNELS

Portland's SHANGHAI TUNNELS
CITIES OF THE UNDERWORLD: Episode 13, UNDERGROUND BOOTLEGGERS.
100 years ago Portland, Oregon was America's Sodom, a city full of vice, considered the most dangerous port in the world. It was a place where you could get drugs or booze or wake up trapped in a cell beneath the earth. Expanses of underground tunnels enabled slave traders, opium runners and speakeasies to flourish. Join host Don Wildman as he ventures beneath modern Portland into the nefarious world of fight clubs, slave tunnels and gambling dens.

This episode originally aired in Portland, Oregon on 23 July 2007. The History Channel website no longer has this preview on its site, but I located it on YouTube. The preview is about 3 1/2 minutes. Watch your television listings or the History Channel website for its next airing.

 

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Other Links: (after viewing a link, use your browser's 'Back' button to return here)
Northwest Hauntings - historical background on the Shanghai Tunnels
KGW Northwest Backroads - 7 Mar 2007 - from local Portland television station
Shanghaied in Portland - A Tour of underground Portland. Diane Roberts. 8 Nov 2002. EXTERNAL LINK. Audio and transcript. (Broadcast 15 Aug 2003 on Savvy Traveler Public Radio)
Portland's Tunnels Led Unlucky Sailors to Shanghai - Seattle Times 29 Apr 2001
Underground Portland - Underground Tour Sheds Light on Portland's Shady Past - from Oregon.com
Portland Underground FAQ EXTERNAL LINK (includes information on reservations and tour costs)
YouTube Shanghai Tunnel videos EXTERNAL LINK
Tour Takers Get Tunnel Vision - Portland Tribune 24 Feb 2004

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