The Joan of Arc Vacation Rental 735 Oregon Street ( Highway 101 ) P.O. Box 1264 Port Orford, Oregon 97465 |
| This charming vacation home is steeped in local history, as it was partially constructed with lumber and other fixtures that were salvaged from the Joan of Arc steamship after it crashed into the Northwest Rock and drifted into Port Orford where it came aground in November of 1920. "The Joan" offers visitors a step back in time, to a period when life was slower paced and families spent time playing games, reading, and sometimes sharing their love for music around the 1918 upright grand piano. Currently, this cozy four bedroom home with historic pictures featured throughout is open for tours and tea by appointment and donation. Two fully furnished cottage units just behind the main home offer boutique accommodations for your visit to the oldest town site on the Oregon Coast. Restaurants, shopping, movies, the beach and a spectacular ocean viewpoint are within walking distance. |
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| The Joan of Arc Steamship built in 1918 by Rolph shipbuilders of San Francisco, California |
| Contact: 1-541-332-0516 Send Email Reservations: 1-800-735-1037 |
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| "A Step Back In Time" |
Photo by Bill Luby