Oregon Coast Lighthouses by bmac62
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Description
...7 of 9 historic Oregon coast lighthouses. We visited each of these in May.
...2 not shown here are off shore and not open to the public.
1 July, 7:45am, added names for reference:
Top Row: Yaquina Bay, Coquille River
Center Row: Umpqua, Cape Blanco, Yaquina Head
Bottom Row: Heceta Head, Cape Meares
Bill
"New Room With A View"

Comments (42)
Super lighthouse collage Bill! A wealth of history exists here!
Wonderful collage!Great!!
A superb set of pics Bill and a lot of tales could be told if these could talk!!!
Excellent shots.
Wow what a great compilation. I'm still yet to actually get inside one though!
Bottom left looks strangely like Cape Disapointment, Ilwaco. Of course the center is Hecate. Nicely done.
lovely lighthouses!
Same function, certain similarities, yet so different. Nice collage giving insight into the architecture and choices made based on location and landscape. Most interesting with the light house "homes" - wonder what some of them looked like inside. Looks like the keeper didn't have to go outdoors - a real blessing, considering how bad it could be in inclement weather. Keep up the good work! :-)
When I was a child we had the National geographic mag, and I remember well pictures of the Oregon coast and some of these lighthouses, and thinking one day I should love to go there. It won't happen now. Of course nobody normal travelled abroad in those days, unless it was to kill people!
wonderful collage of all this !!
Superb lighthouses Bill they all look great.. Nice posting indeed..
I like lighthouses, we have one in the Humber but sadly it is not used anymore, I used to love seeing the light at night, especially in winter!!!
what a great collection ...... in Greece i didn't find any light houses yet, hardly a light here and there. Does anybody knows why ? have a nice weekend
Great collage, Bill
Wow, wonderful collection of shots! These are beautiful structures, and your captures are lovely!
WOW What a fantastic collection of marvellous light houses. They are gorgeous.
awesome collage
Wow Bill, this is a beautiful collage of these wonderful lighthouses!!!
a beautiful collection
Wow! Great images, Bill. I gotta do to Oregon coast soon. I knew this was yours as soon as I saw it on the thumbnail page.
Wow!!!! Another mighty collage! And, one packed full of of beautiful lighthouses, buildings I love to see.. Both at night and Day.. This is both bright and impressive Bill.. WELL DONE!!!! Rob
Great collection of lighthouses A fav with me Hugs Susan~
SUPERB COLLAGE,!!!!!!!!. Very well done
Wonderful collage. So nice they are still in use.
Awesome presentation Bill!
Yeh! I remember each one....great to have them in one place, nice for compare and contrast. The Heceta Head Lighthouse looks like a cut down version of the one at New Brighton.....great collage Bill, got to be a fave..10/10
Superb clarity and ambience in these exceedingly exquisite photos of the elegant lighthouses, Bill. I didn't realize they came in such a variety of shapes and sizes. I always imagined them as being like #3 in the middle strip of shots, all tall and slender.
Lighthouses are immensely fascinating, and a wonderful glimpse into a bygone era. I wonder what it was like to actually be a lighthouse keeper and to live in one of these puppies...well, in the house part and not the tower, though I would imagine going up to the tower could become something of a drag, once the novelty wears off...but for a lighthouse keeper, was there ever any novelty? These are gorgeous and this is a superb collage!
A wonderful collage of these very beautiful lighthouses and how lovely to look back on from your trip. Excellent captures of them all.