Arch Cape history tells us that the early settlers and pioneers had to get rather cozy with some of the rocks in order to navigate the area. You see, in those days, travelling was more complex than it is today. Whenever folks needed to make their way around the cape, they had to “hug” the rocks when the tide was low.
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Jun 10, 2020 · Arch Cape had the name Cannon Beach originally because that's where a cannon was found from a wrecked ship back in the 1900s. It had that ...
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The Arch Cape Chronicles is a story about a small section of the Oregon Coastline rich with history. The English's collected local family history, photos, and ...
The original structure was built in 1939 by Ernest White, who constructed his beach house north of the newly excavated Arch Cape tunnel, which completed the ...
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The compelling true stories in this book tell about the area's development and some of the people who made it happen. More than 100 photos and other ...
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Arch Cape, named for the natural basalt rock arches found in the area, is a small residential community nestled between Hug Point State Park to the north and ...
Nov 13, 2014 · Since its beginning, Arch Cape has been isolated by the natural barriers of the Tillamook Headland, Hug Point, the Arch Cape headland, ...
The history of Arch Cape area is documented in the book "Arch Cape Chronicles" written by Dave and Alma English. This book is typically available at Community ...
Apr 19, 2023 · This beach, a mix of cobblestones and sand, reaches north all the way to near Hug Point (which is totally accessible at low tide after a two- ...