Serving as the link between Pacific waters and Willapa Bay on the southwestern tip of Washington state, the Long Beach Peninsula has carved its niche as protector and provider since the Chinook tribe first set foot on its shores. Though teeming with life in and around the ocean, its treachery has proven as striking as its beauty. From Lewis and Clark to the many species of birds that flock here yearly, this coastal region hosts a wide range of visitors and has become a thriving center for tourism as well as a haven for those who love the sea.
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Serving as the link between Pacific waters and Willapa Bay on the southwestern tip of Washington state, the Long Beach Peninsula has carved its niche as protector and provider since the Chinook tribe first set foot on its shores. Though teeming with life in and around the ocean, its treachery has proven as striking as its beauty. From Lewis and Clark to the many species of birds that flock here yearly, this coastal region hosts a wide range of visitors and has become a thriving center for tourism as well as a haven for those who love the sea.
Serving as the link between Pacific waters and Willapa Bay on the southwestern tip of Washington state, the Long Beach Peninsula has carved its niche as protector and provider since the Chinook tribe first set foot on its shores. Though teeming with life in and around the ocean, its treachery has proven as striking as its beauty. From Lewis and Clark to the many species of birds that flock here yearly, this coastal region hosts a wide range of visitors and has become a thriving center for tourism as well as a haven for those who love the sea.
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Pages: 160
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Inc.
Imprint: Arcadia Publishing
Series: Making of America
Publication Date: 7th June 2004
State: Washington
ISBN: 9780738524573
Format: Paperback
BISACs: HISTORY / United States / State & Local / Pacific Northwest (OR, WA) HISTORY / United States / General
Author Bio
Authors Donella J. Lucero and Nancy L. Hobbs create a compelling account of the Long Beach Peninsula's rich past by combining the stories of its diverse communities with stunning photos of its dramatic land and seascape. Each facet of the Peninsula's special character is explored here, creating a captivating read for anyone interested in learning more about this unique coastal expanse.
Authors Donella J. Lucero and Nancy L. Hobbs create a compelling account of the Long Beach Peninsula's rich past by combining the stories of its diverse communities with stunning photos of its dramatic land and seascape. Each facet of the Peninsula's special character is explored here, creating a captivating read for anyone interested in learning more about this unique coastal expanse.
Serving as the link between Pacific waters and Willapa Bay on the southwestern tip of Washington state, the Long Beach Peninsula has carved its niche as protector and provider since the Chinook tribe first set foot on its shores. Though teeming with life in and around the ocean, its treachery has proven as striking as its beauty. From Lewis and Clark to the many species of birds that flock here yearly, this coastal region hosts a wide range of visitors and has become a thriving center for tourism as well as a haven for those who love the sea.
Pages: 160
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Inc.
Imprint: Arcadia Publishing
Series: Making of America
Publication Date: 7th June 2004
State: Washington
ISBN: 9780738524573
Format: Paperback
BISACs: HISTORY / United States / State & Local / Pacific Northwest (OR, WA) HISTORY / United States / General
Authors Donella J. Lucero and Nancy L. Hobbs create a compelling account of the Long Beach Peninsula's rich past by combining the stories of its diverse communities with stunning photos of its dramatic land and seascape. Each facet of the Peninsula's special character is explored here, creating a captivating read for anyone interested in learning more about this unique coastal expanse.
Authors Donella J. Lucero and Nancy L. Hobbs create a compelling account of the Long Beach Peninsula's rich past by combining the stories of its diverse communities with stunning photos of its dramatic land and seascape. Each facet of the Peninsula's special character is explored here, creating a captivating read for anyone interested in learning more about this unique coastal expanse.
