"Rugged Battle Rock Beach"
Overlooking the Pacific Ocean with a rugged outcrop of land/trees on the right and a small island off to the left at Battle Rock Beach Wayside Park in Port Orford, OR.
Battle Rock Beach Wayside Park is named for the historic battle that took place there when the Quatoma tribe fought Capt. William Tichenor’s men in 1851. The captain left 9 of his men in the area of Port Orford and promised to return in 2 weeks after resupplying his ship in San Francisco. The Quatoma were not happy with the presence of outsiders and Tichenor’s men retreated from the beach to the sea stack which became the “Battle Rock” for the skirmish.
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Overlooking the Pacific Ocean with a rugged outcrop of land/trees on the right and a small island off to the left at Battle Rock Beach Wayside Park in Port Orford, OR.
Battle Rock Beach Wayside Park is named for the historic battle that took place there when the Quatoma tribe fought Capt. William Tichenor’s men in 1851. The captain left 9 of his men in the area of Port Orford and promised to return in 2 weeks after resupplying his ship in San Francisco. The Quatoma were not happy with the presence of outsiders and Tichenor’s men retreated from the beach to the sea stack which became the “Battle Rock” for the skirmish.
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Overlooking the Pacific Ocean with a rugged outcrop of land/trees on the right and a small island off to the left at Battle Rock Beach Wayside Park in Port Orford, OR.
Battle Rock Beach Wayside Park is named for the historic battle that took place there when the Quatoma tribe fought Capt. William Tichenor’s men in 1851. The captain left 9 of his men in the area of Port Orford and promised to return in 2 weeks after resupplying his ship in San Francisco. The Quatoma were not happy with the presence of outsiders and Tichenor’s men retreated from the beach to the sea stack which became the “Battle Rock” for the skirmish.
(click on image to enlarge)
**PLEASE CONTACT ME ABOUT COMBINING/REDUCING SHIPPING COSTS FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS**