Historical Markers in
Coos County, Oregon

340 Year Old Tree Bandon Fire Bay View Brewery / Guildesheim's 2nd Hand Hide & Junk Store Caboose No. 11269 Caboose No. 1134 Camp Cast-A-Way Coos Bay Waters to Coquille Waters Trail Coquille River Lighthouse - 1896 David Dewett Veterans Memorial Haldane "Buzz" Holmstrom In Memory of Curtis Sause (1913-2001) Judah Parker County Park Koos No. 2 Lynching in America / Lynching in Coos County Shipping Sir Francis Drake 1540-1596 Spruce Soldiers Steam Engine No. 104 Steve Roland Prefontaine The Changing Waterfront Transportation Tug Power Tugboat Ancestors Welcome to the Oregon Coast What is a Tugboat?
The city of Portland, Oregon was named after Portland, Maine. The city's founder, Asa Lovejoy, had lived in Portland, Maine and wanted to name the new settlement after his former hometown.
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