Maritime Retro
Art Print
Designed by Charles Ziga of Ziga Media. A beautiful vector representation of our lighthouse from his annual calendar.

The tower of our Cape Blanco Lighthouse has been closed to tours since 2020. It is in dire need of structural repairs in order to re-open to the public. In September 2022, a group of preservation experts investigated our lighthouse and prepared an assessment as well as a ballpark amount of what it will take to repair the lighthouse to the point that the tower can re-open for tours.
In addition, the road to our lighthouse is deteriorating rapidly, and if we do not repair the road, people who need to access the lighthouse in order to repair it will not be able to do so. Note that the cost is to repair the tower only and does not include the road.
Our lighthouse is an important part of history. It holds at least four Oregon records:
It is difficult to imagine our area without the Cape Blanco Lighthouse. It adds a unique character and charm plus attracts visitors from all over the world every year. Every lighthouse is special and has its own story to tell and if we lose one we are losing an important part of our collective history. Are we just going to let it fall into disrepair or let it meet an uncertain fate? It's time we stepped up to Save Our Lighthouse. We thank everyone who has helped us so far, most notably our 2023 Volunteers who didn't give up in the face of adversity.
Artists are stepping up to support our cause! Our first wave of donated art is available for purchase below. In addition, anyone can donate any amount directly to our fundraiser. Checks can be mailed to Cape Blanco Heritage Society, PO Box 1132, Port Orford, OR 97465. Please write "Save Our Lighthouse" in the check memo. Monetary donations can be made here. — Please note, this is just the beginning of our fundraiser, so bookmark this page for more art and news regarding “Save Our Lighthouse.”
Designed by Charles Ziga of Ziga Media. A beautiful vector representation of our lighthouse from his annual calendar.
Designed by Point.B Studio for Lighthouse Day 2023. Artist Darren Evans has donated his original painting that this poster is based on to be auctioned at a later date (click link to see original painting).
"Thirteenth L.H. District" art print of an antique Oregon lighthouse map donated by Erik Shapiro of the Port Orford Map Club. Currently on display at the Port Orford Community Coop (click to see original map as on display). Please contact us for full details.