Oregon South Coast History -- The Natural Setting and Its Transformation -- Early Coastal Exploration -- Later Spanish Coastal Exploration -- Captain James Cook -- American Coastal Exploration -- Captain George Vancouver -- Early Nineteenth-Century Contacts with South Coast Indians -- Prehistory -- Indian Linguistic Groups -- Indian Food Resources -- Indian Houses -- Indian Wealth and Class Distinctions -- Indian Religious Beliefs -- Survival of Indian Culture -- Beginning of White Settlement -- Indian-White Conflict -- Pioneer Economy -- The South Coast Since 1900 -- A Personal View of Recent Urban Changes -- Historic Places, Sites, and Museums -- The Approach of the Jedediah Smith Expedition to Oregon in 1828 -- Chetco Valley to Rogue River -- Jedediah Smith Campsites One and Two Winchuck River to Chetco River -- Chetco Valley -- Chetco Valley Historical Museum -- Chetco Valley History: 1860s-Present -- Kalmiopsis Wilderness -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Three Thomas Creek -- Samuel H. Boardman State Park -- Jedediah Smith Campsites Four and Five Pistol River to Rogue River -- Rogue River Indian Villages -- War on the Rogue River -- Gold Mining on the South Coast -- Curry County Historical Museum: Gold Beach -- Robert D. Hume, Salmon King: Wedderburn -- Zane Grey and Sport Fishing on the Rogue -- Rogue River Ranch: Mule Creek -- Rogue River or Isaac Lee Patterson Bridge -- Rogue River to Bandon -- Geisel Monument Wayside -- Jedediah Smith Campsites Six to Eight Rogue River to Humbug Mountain -- Humbug Mountain -- American and British Discovery of Port Orford -- Battle Rock -- Port Orford and Fort Orford -- Cape Blanco: Lighthouse, Shipwrecks, and Japanese Fire Bombs -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Nine Sixes River -- The Hughes House on Cape Blanco -- Langlois -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Ten South of the Coquille River -- Bandon -- Bandon's Indian Village -- Coquille River Museum: Bandon -- Coquille Valley Eastward -- Farms and Early Towns along the Coquille River -- Coquille -- Coos Bay Wagon Road -- Fairview to Sitkum -- Sitkum in Brewster Valley -- Sitkum to Reston (or Lookingglass) -- Myrtlewood in the Coquille Valley -- Myrtle Point -- Coos County Logging Museum -- South Fork of the Coquille River to Powers -- Pioneer (Wagner) House and Railroad Museum: Powers -- Early Powers -- Port-Orford-Cedar -- Bandon to Coos Bay -- Bullards State Park: Prehistory -- Bullards State Park: Indian-White Conflict -- White Settlers of Bullards State Park -- Bandon Lighthouse at Bullards State Park -- Shipwrecks on the Coquille Bar -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Eleven Whiskey Run -- Seven Devils Road--Randolph Trail -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Twelve Cape Arago -- Francis Drake: South Cove, Cape Arago -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Thirteen Shore Acres -- Louis J. Simpson and Shore Acres Gardens -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Fourteen Sunset Bay -- Cape Arago Light: Gregory Point -- Jedediah Smith Campsite Fifteen Charleston -- Charleston -- Coos Bay Bar -- Shipwrecks off the Coos Bay Bar -- South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve -- Jedediah Smith Campsites Sixteen and Seventeen: Charleston to North Spit -- Camp Castaway and the Wreck of the Captain Lincoln -- Empire -- Downtown Coos Bay: Historic Buildings -- Coos Bay Boardwalk -- Marshfield Sun Printing Museum: Coos Bay -- Isthmus Slough: Mill Sites -- Isthmus Slough: Coal Mines -- Coos County Historical Society Museum: North Bend -- Coos Bay to Heceta Head -- McCullough Memorial Bridge over Coos Bay -- Umpqua River Lighthouse and Coastal Visitor Center: Winchester Bay-Salmon Harbor -- White Settlement on the Lower Umpqua River -- Fort Umpqua: North Spit of the Umpqua River -- Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area: Coos Bay to Florence -- Umpqua Discovery Center: Reedsport -- Jedediah Smith Campsites Eighteen to Twenty Winchester Bay to Smith River -- Scottsburg and Gardiner -- Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) -- Siuslaw Pioneer Museum -- Florence and Siuslaw River -- Heceta Head Lighthouse -- Jedediah Smith's Route to Fort Vancouver -- Jedediah Smith's Relations with Indians -- Historical Societies, Museums, and Lighthouses -- Government Agencies: Parks and Natural Areas.