The lighthouse, recently restored; has been a landmark of the city's coastline for over one hundred years.

The ocean enters through a natural archway into a big round bowl shaped area - thus Devils' Punchbowl.

The glass tunnels through several large tanks give guests an un-nerving visual closeup as marinelife swim above, below…

It’s the second-oldest standing lighthouse on the Oregon Coast, the only existing Oregon lighthouse with attached…

This is the historic "Newport" - where the city began back in the mid 1800's.

A unique impressive marine information center managed by the Oregon State University.

Nye Beach is a historic area which has grown in its number and diversity of shops and restaurants.

It's actually an Oregon State Park rich both with history (named by Captain Cook) and opportunities to view whales.

With timber pilings driven seventy feet below sea level, this bridge combines the styles of the twentieth-century Art…

The camp ground is located near lots of restaurants, stores and attractions.

Unique to this location is an actual production Rogue Nation Brewery.

Just east of the historic Bayfront, this area starts about at where the seals "perform" eastward.

Agate beach state park is one portion actual park to the east (grass, picnic tables, restrooms) and the other much…

The expanse of the park goes from under the bridge, out through the wetlands to the dunes and along the massive jetty…

Ripley's adventures are chronicled on a small scale in this museum.

This business has a multitude of small booths that represent so many interests.

Lost Creek State Park is yet another small state park along the coast.

It is across the street from the parking lot for the Oregon Coast Aquarium.

Two major exhibits so far - historical perspectives of the area, and a large room highlighting the local fishing…

This park has a moving monument of the 24 Veterans that have lost their life in battle.

Runs year round centrally located in beautiful Newport's downtown from May to October and at the Fairgrounds from…

It houses two Eugene-based wineries J. Scott & Noble Estates.

the owner has lovingly preserved phones from the early twentieth century to the recent past .

It is a memorial to people who have died at sea.

One is as large round as a paper plate Chuck filled with mounds of fossils.

Located in Nye beach, lots of neighborhoods, shops, galleries and eateries to explore, easy walking.

The fact is that there are over 40,000 artifacts in the LCHS COLLECTION.