The inspiration for Newport's Deco District is the Yaquina Bay Bridge. Designed by Engineer extraordinaire Conde B. McCullough and his team in less than six months, when it opened for traffic on Labor Day 1936, it completely changed Newport and the coast.
Today, the bridge still serves as a vital transportation link for the Oregon Coast... a blend of form, function and aesthetic... the very essence of art deco.

For more on the amazing Conde B. McCullough, download a short illustrated history of U.S. Highway 101 written by Onno Husing of the Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association.

CCNA is proud to offer a new fine art poster honoring the Yaquina Bay Bridge as an Art Deco Jewel of Newport Oregon and recognizing Conde B. McCullough as Master Bridge Engineer.

The limited edition 18 x24" posters are ready for framing to enjoy in your home or office. Whether for your collection, as a gift or just a souvenir of the coast, its a great way to show your support for Newport and its unique art deco heritage.

Posters are available online directly from CCNA through this web site, at the Lincoln County Historical Society, The Kite Company, Scanners and from other select retail merchants.

Visit our gift shop for this and larger on-demand prints.