Cape Arago Lighthouse Lighthouses 124 07’ 6” W) was

124  07’ 6” W) was built on the southwestern side of a high bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean and was one of the most isolated locations in the Oregon lighthouse service

flashes red and white and can be seen for about 20 miles

This fine drawing was lithographed and received great public acclaim

Ned spent 9 months of “free time” drawing an amazingly detailed pencil drawing

Cape Arago Lighthouse Lighthouses 124 07’ 6” W) wasCape Arago Lighthouse (43 20 5 N, 124 22 5 W) was built on an island, called Gregory Point, just south of the mouth of the Coos River and is Oregons oldest continuously operating light. The current tower is the third one on this site. The small islands cliffs are steadily eroding, having undermined the first tower and threatened the second. Framable poster, 11" x 14. 75", sent in a flat box.