Bayocean

At one time or another, the resort town of Bayocean included everything listed below, as chronicled in Bayocean: Atlantis of Oregon . Absolu...

 The house last owned by Harry Roberts , photographed by the  Corps of Engineers in February 1940, not long before it fell.  After first hea...

For years I wondered about the posts visible during low tide running parallel to Dike Road and wider posts just barely visible above the mu...

Photo from Lorraine Eckhardt's Bayocean album. The  first and middle  names  of  Albert  George and  Orilla  Sarah  Jones  are reve...

 Lorraine Eckhart's Bayocean album includes this photo with notes added by Buck  Sherwood .  The  Notdurft cottage at the top  was  ...

One of the buildings Bert and Margie Webber did not locate on their drawings in  Bayocean: The Oregon Town that Fell Into the Sea   was  ...

Previous posts discussed moving the Bayocean schoolhouse , Hicks house , and   Pagoda House(s) to the mainland before the November 1952 bre...

One building moved from Bayocean is referred to as the "House of Hicks" because it was last owned by C.G. Hicks . Located on the...

After the Bayocean School (now the Cape Meares Community Center ), the Pagoda House is the most famous of the buildings moved from Bayocean...

The modern community of Cape Meares did not exist when Bayocean Park was platted in 1907. Nor did Bayocean Road and  4th Street, its main a...