LEGEND OF THE MARY D. HUME
If you like to walk, you can head down the hill from Hilltop House and you will come to Gold Beach Harbor and witness the Mary D. Hume! The famous boat was built in Gold Beach in 1881. But sadly it sunk. This wondrful steam boat is a landmark treasure in the Gold Beach harbor. Rumors have it that she is haunted by a fishermen named Jack C. Tide who drowned on a fishing excursion in 1892 and and his beloved Sarah. See if you can spot Hilltop House in the videos. Visit You Tube and watch the videos that tell her story: MARY D. HUME
OREGON DUNGENESS CRAB CAKES
Visiting in such a bountiful state means you have access to all sorts of fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, livestock, craft brews, wines… the list goes on and on. So during your stay why not use our gourmet kitchen to make something fresh today? There’s nothing that says Oregon quite like our crab cakes. This recipe is designed to let the Dungeness shine, along with a lemon aioli and balsamic syrup. Here is the recipe by Chef John Newman of NEWMANS AT 988 - if you don't feel like cooking head on over to Cannon Beach and the chef and his staff will delight in serving you their classic French Italian Cuisine.
COOS ART MUSEUM - PUBLIC HANGING
Continuing the tradition of supporting contemporary Oregon artists, Coos Art Museum opens its galleries to new works by artists from around the state. The CAM Biennial provides Oregon artists an opportunity to exhibit their work within an art museum setting without the extensive jurying process. The artwork exhibited in the CAM Biennial range from paintings to photography, ceramics to glass, textiles to metals and more. Click on the link: COOS ART MUSEUM