nye beach造句

• Nye Beach attracted artists, writers and students of natural science.
• Nye Beach lacked any approach by road and was edged by cliffs.
• Throughout the 1940s, Nye Beach continued to evolve its unique character.
• He built a cabin at what would be the corner of Brook and Third Streets in Nye Beach.
• It was eventually demolished and the vacant grounds became a picnic area and parking lot at the Nye Beach Turnaround.
• In 1865 he acquired a homestead on the section of land known afterward as Nye Creek and later as Nye Beach.
• And at Nye Beach, there has been a resurgence in interest brought about by the Visual Arts Center and Newport Performing Arts Center.
• The Graphic Novel " Gilmore By the Sea " by Ed Cameron describes 1980s Nye Beach as a rough and tumble neighborhood.
• A stream ( Nye Creek ), had carved an opening in the sea cliff, an access point that would become the heart of the Nye Beach district.
• It is also the home of the Oregon Coast Aquarium, Hatfield Marine Science Center, Nye Beach, Yaquina Head Lighthouse, Pacific Maritime Heritage Center and Rogue Ales.
• But by the twenty-first century, Nye Beach was on its way to becoming a self-conscious community with its own merchant organization, modern architecture and community cultural events.
• Built in 2010, the Inn at Nye Beach ( formerly the Greenstone Inn ) acquired the site of the original Hub Cottages ( later known as the Viking's Cottages, for decades the oldest continuously operating motel in Oregon ).
• Cliff House Hotel, completed in 1913, still stands on a Nye Beach sea cliff, having morphed first into the Hotel Gilmore ( 1921 ) and again in 1986 into a whimsical haven for readers and writers, the Sylvia Beach Hotel.
• Also in the 1940s some distinctive homes were built, contributing to what became known as the " Nye Beach style . " Many of these homes have endured, for example, the Grand Victorian, now a bed-and-breakfast.
• Others later yielded ground to modern hotels like the " Elizabeth Street Inn " and the Inn at Nye Beach ], the first hotel on the Oregon coast designed to minimize its environmental impact via such things as a 58-panel solar array that can produce over 16, 000 watts of electricity.