Bayocean

Bayocean Natatorium. BOB95, Tillamook County Pioneer Museum. On July 5, 1914, the Bayocean Natatorium offered heated, saltwater bathing to t...

Postcard courtesy of Mark Moore, "Oregon Electric Railway" by Richard Thompson,   Oregon Encyclopedia.   Bayocean was closely con...

As noted previously,  The Last House on Bayocean fell to the sea in 1960. Another home within the Bayocean Park subdivision succumbed later...

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

In  Bayocean: Atlantis of Oregon , I discuss changes in the name, location, and postmaster of all of the post offices on  Tillamook Spit and...

The same year (1913) that Southern Pacific Railroad produced its first " Sea Sh ore Tillamook County " brochure, it collaborated w...

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

Tillamook (Kilamox) Indians lived on the sandspit that would become Bayocean Park for centuries before white men arrived.  European fur-trad...

After figuring out the last house to fall into the sea , I began to wonder which had gone first. The first clue came from  "Repo...

In 2015, Sue Bagley Barr wrote a wonderful story about her early years growing up on Bayocean for her family titled  The Bagleys of Bayocea...

On April 8, 2015, I was looking for a cadastral survey monument (see Rewitness Card #56  )  at the north end of Bayocean when I noticed red...

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...

Over a year ago, I read a retrospective article in the  Tillamook Headlight Herald of November 16, 1977, looking back twenty-five years to t...

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