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Port Orford, Oregon
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Established in 1934, it was one of the earliest stations built to provide rescue services along the treacherous Oregon coastline.
The station is designed in the Colonial Revival style, which was uncommon for lifeboat stations on the West Coast.
The station was decommissioned in 1970 and now serves as a museum, preserving its rich history and maritime heritage.
During World War II, the station played a crucial role in coastal defense and rescue operations.
The station is included in the Port Orford Heads State Park, which offers trails and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.
