Nedonna Beach Neighborhood Association
Your Neighborhood Association in Nedonna Beach
Join The Neighborhood Association
Your annual membership is only $10 and helps to keep you informed about
activities in and around Nedonna Beach. Click here for more membership information Service ProvidersThe Neighborhood association keeps a list of service providers that have been recommended by our members. Seal Pup, Beavers and other wildlifeIf you see seal pups you are encouraged to call the Seaside Aquarium at (503) 738-6211  |
The Picture GalleryShare your Nedonna Beach pictures. Click here to go to the picture gallery The easiest way to send pictures is to attach them to an email. Please include your full name. Email your pictures to Nedonna.Beach@gmail.com History of Nedonna BeachNedonna Beach was originally a dairy farm, belonging to the grandparents of Robert Riley. They willed it to Robert Riley. He was a graduate engineer. He mapped it, put in the roads and water, and started selling it as beach lots. When he was in his forties, Robert Riley married Geneva Donna. So she became Geneva Riley nee Donna--thus, Nedonna (which, of course, should be pronounced "knee-donna"). Geneva Avenue is also named after Mrs. Riley. David and Donald are the two Riley sons. Adah Hidy was the elderly lady who acted as a real estate broker for Riley. We bought our lot from her in 1965. We built a house on it in 1984. We sold the lot and house in January, 2008. Grace and Tim Thomas Japan Tsunami Marine DebrisWhat to do if you see debris? |
