Bayocean

 Perry Reeder gave his Bayocean presentation to a packed house at the Tillamook County Library  on August 19th, 2015.  Sarah Beeler did...

Buck Sherwood photo courtesy of Lorraine Eckhardt On November 13, 1952, a severe winter storm ripped a 3/4 mile wide gap into Bayocean...

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  ...

On November 12, 2015, the Tillamook County Planning Commission voted 5/2 in favor of  changing all land  north of Cape Meares Lake  on Bayo...

With the help of Facebook groups and friends, one of the two houses next to the  Hicks house is now known to have been last owned by A.T. ...

"Mine on Cape Meares Beach" is a story told by  Buck Sherwood  in  Oregon Coast Magazine's  January/February 2008 edition ...

The 14th annual Tillamook Bay Run starts 10 AM, Saturday, August 15. Both the 10k and 5k routes begin on the ocean side of Bayocean Spit and...

In addition to videos specific to Bayocean history , Tom Olsen of Anchor Pictures  also produced  Politics of Sand,  a documentary about the...

Jeff Kastner shows how it's done A couple of weeks ago Grant McComie featured Bayocean's history . In this episode, he covers co...

Near Kincheloe Point, at the north end of Bayocean Spitis a huge boulder on the left side of Dike Road. I t was placed there to commemo...

Photo from  Statesman Journal  Residents of Tillamook County know the name Paul Levesque. When he was  Chief of Staff for the Board ...

Wednesday, June 17th, I had the pleasure of introducing Grant McOmie and his videographer/editor Jeff Kastner to Bayocean alumni,  tagging ...

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

When Grant McOmie mentioned having once seen an aerial video of Bayocean, taken soon after the 1952 breach that made it an island, I got ex...

Since I've used Barbara Bennett as a source in past posts, and likely will in the future, I thought it would be good to let readers get...

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...

Mike Watkins with wood coupler from old water system In   Bayocean: The Oregon Town That Fell Into the Sea    Bert and Margie Webber giv...