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Eerie, Abandoned Military Fort is a Must-See in Oregon

A must-see at Fort Stevens State Park is Battery Russell. Named after General David A. Russell, who was killed in action during the Civil War, the Battery, which took about a year to build, was finished in 1904. Parts of Fort Stevens are reportedly haunted and were featured on the Travel Channel TV show, Ghost Adventures, in 2018.

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Three Staggeringly Beautiful, Expansive Chunks of Oregon Coast

Three Staggeringly Beautiful, Expansive Chunks of Oregon Coast
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Astoria History Timeline: 200 of Years At the Top of Oregon Coast

Astoria History Timeline: 200 of Years At the Top of Oregon Coast
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From Wartime to Playtime: Two Wildly Different Historic Spots on Oregon Coast

From Wartime to Playtime: Two Wildly Different Historic Spots on Oregon Coast - Yet two Oregon coast hotspots still resonate with the last century or so at Warrenton and Newport

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Three Unique, Even Kooky Bits of Oregon Coast History: Cult, Lighthouse, Pat Boone, Land Changes

Published 03/05/21 at 6:40 PM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Oregon Coast) – History is full of surprises, even on the sparse, unassuming Oregon coast. Sometimes it’s the startling changes in landscape that have happened. Sometimes it’s the people themselves. (Photo above: the Eye of the Needle structure at Heceta Head Lighthouse, courtesy Keepers of the Heceta Head Lightstation) Here’s three examples of rather eye-popping bits of the past of this region. Part of it even leads to .er, um...heavy metal music. Latest Coastal Lodging News AlertsIn Seaside: Includes exclusive listings; major specials now that storm watch season is here

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