If anyone out there has special photos or memories of the Timber Cove Inn that they would like to share please contact us at infor@TimberCoveInn.com

Speaking of memories…this past weekend  we were delighted to have as our guest Richard Clements Jr son of the orginal designer and proprietor of the Timber Cove Inn. 

Richard Clements Jr - July 2011

Pictured from left to right: Mrs. Fred Warner, Richard Clements Jr, Ninive Clements and Richard Clements - December 1967

Along with his stories of growing up at the inn, Richard was gracious enough to bring a copy of his family scrapbook that contained articles and photos and offered a glimpse into  the past.

Richard Clements

Newspaper Article featuring Benny Bufano and Richard Clements

Hatsy Beardsley and the head of "Peace"

Two-Faced Peace. After seven years the four-ton head and hand was placed on the top of the 54-foot base ... backwards. To solve the problem Bufano installed a second face on the landward side.

 

Yes, it is Always Exciting in Timber Cove

We wanted to share some photographs from last week’s event at Fort Ross State Historic Park –East Meets West Spring Meets Summer.  There was much respect and camaraderie amongst the State Park Staff and volunteers as they honored the efforts of Consul General Vladimir Vinokurov in keeping Fort Ross open during this tough economy. 

Russian Consul General Vladimir Vinokurov and Robin Joy

 California’s State Parks are becoming endangered with nearly 45 percent proposed for closure. Dedicated State Park Staff and volunteers are working tirelessly to keep this valuable piece of Northern California’s history open to all of us.  

If you are interested in finding out more information about Fort Ross State Historic Park or making a donation please click on the following link http://www.fortrossinterpretive.org

For history buffs and the curious, Fort Ross State Historic Park will be presenting East Meets West – Spring Meets Summer on Saturday May 21^st from 10:00am to 4:30pm.

The Sonoma Coast has a special relationship with Russia by way of Fort Ross.  In 1812 Russian and Alaskan explorers and traders established Fort Ross as Russia’s southernmost outpost and very nearly changed the course of history for the state of California.

This Saturday’s event will feature a special presentation for the current Russian Consular General of the Russian Embassy. Costumed volunteers will perform traditional Russian songs and dances. Visitors will also have the opportunity to talk to park interpreters and scholars about the history of Fort Ross and relations between Russia and the North Pacific both past and present.

Fort Ross State Historic Park is located just five miles south of the Timber Cove Inn and offers visitors a unique opportunity to learn history while exploring the beautiful Sonoma Coast during their weekend getaway. For more information, please visit the Fort Ross web site: www.fortrossstatepark.org

Sound romantic?

Then come join us at the Timber Cove Inn for our Jazz and Martini Night. Once a month we turn our Sequoia Lounge into a jazz club and welcome both locals and guests for an evening of live jazz and cool martini specials.

This month the jazz trio Swingfish returns with classics from the Great American Songbook.

Enjoy great food, a select wine list, and as always, no cover charge. Downbeat at 7 p.m.–see you there! For more information, call 707.847.3231.

Happiness is a dry martini and a good woman…or a bad woman. —George Burns

Welcome to Timber Cove Inn, a rustic inn on California’s renowned Sonoma Coast.

Welcome wine connoisseurs, adventure travelers and romantics.