Heceta Head Lighthouse Christmas Ornament | Old World Christmas Glass Oregon Lighthouse Coastal Travel Keepsake Holiday Gift
Heceta Head Lighthouse Ornament — Old World Christmas Holiday Gift for Oregon Lovers, Lighthouse Enthusiasts & Pacific Coast Travelers
One of the most beautiful lighthouses in America — now shining on your Christmas tree! The Heceta Head Lighthouse Ornament by Old World Christmas is a strikingly detailed handcrafted glass ornament and the perfect holiday gift for Oregon lovers, lighthouse enthusiasts, Pacific Coast travelers, and anyone who has ever stood on the Oregon coast and felt the pull of the sea.
Shining Since 1894 — Still Guiding Ships Home
Perched 205 feet above the ocean in beautiful Oregon, the Heceta Head Lighthouse still beams its light an extraordinary 21 miles out to sea — one of the most powerful lighthouse beams on the entire Pacific Coast. The lighthouse and its charming light keeper's home were built in 1894 and are still in use today — functioning both as an active lighthouse and as a beloved Bed & Breakfast, where guests can spend the night in one of Oregon's most iconic and breathtaking settings. Whether you've visited Heceta Head in person or simply dream of standing on that cliff above the Pacific, this ornament captures the timeless beauty and enduring spirit of one of Oregon's most treasured landmarks.
Product Details
- Handcrafted glass ornament by Old World Christmas
- Dimensions: 4 x 1.25 x 2.25 inches
- Detailed Heceta Head Lighthouse design, hand-painted in classic white and red tones
- A meaningful holiday gift for Oregon lovers, lighthouse enthusiasts, and Pacific Coast travelers
- Perfect stocking stuffer or cherished travel keepsake for the Oregon adventurer in your life
Whether you're shopping for an Oregon Christmas ornament, a gift for a lighthouse lover or Pacific Coast traveler, or a beautifully crafted keepsake that honors one of America's most iconic and enduring lighthouses, the Heceta Head Lighthouse Ornament is a gift that shines as brightly as the landmark itself.