Today wasn’t the BEST day for photographing, but here are all those buildings that were moved, as they look today in their “new” locations…
Gatke Hall (formerly the Salem post office) has been newly refurbished by Willamette University and looks pretty smashing with the new trim color (…now if they would just replace the striped awnings of 1910, which were in those beautiful rounded first floor windows…!)
The former parsonage of the Presbyterian church, now at the corner of Court and 18th…(CCRHD)
The Barquist house, now on Court between 13th and 14th…(CCRHD)
the Carleton Smith house now on Cannon Street S (and for sale…anybody…?)
the former Heritage Tree now on state just east of 25th…
On The Way 
It would be so nice if every beautifully built house was saved. Thank you for sharing the city of Salem’s saves.
Nice!
The Carleton Smith House is especially interesting! Here, here, and here are three historic views, and Virginia Green has written in more detail about it here.
Readers might be interested to see that a couple of years ago Virginia also wrote a twelve-part series on notable moves here.
What kind of business is now in the Heritage Tree house? And what became of the actual heritage tree it was named for?