Discover Neskowin through the lens of history.

A black and white photograph of a rustic wooden building with a sign that reads 'Neskowin U.S. Post Office.' Several people, including women and children, are standing on the porch, with some sitting and others standing, holding packages and conversing. The background features tall, leafless trees and a forested area.

Neskowin’s first store and post office were located on the east side of today’s Highway 101. (Photo from a late 1800s postcard.)

Books Available:

Book titled 'Neskowin: A Book of Found Photos' with a black-and-white cover image of a person sitting on a tree branch on a beach with a large rock formation in the background.

Both volumes support our mission of preserving and sharing the history of Neskowin and its surrounding areas.

Our inaugural book, this 312-page pictorial covers Neskowin’s founding and development over a 100-year span. Featuring over 600 restored images and an anecdotal timeline.

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Book cover titled 'Nestucca, Nechesne, and Siletz: Indians of the North-Central Oregon Coast' by Stephen Dow Beckham and Franz Boas. The cover features a black-and-white illustration of indigenous people with canoes near a cabin in a forest.

This just-published 140-page historical textbook presents the traditional culture, oral literature, and history of the southernmost Salishan-speaking tribes in North America.

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