commercial buildings

Beaufort Bank (now Panini's on the Waterfront) at 928 Bay St was constructed in Neoclassical style in 1916. It is a contributing property in the Beaufort Historic District (building #1041).

The Pioneer Trust Bank at 109 Commercial St NE was constructed in Commercial style in 1909, with a 1960s ground floor. It is a local landmark and contributing property in the Salem Downtown Historic District.

Constructed in 1925-28, then left incomplete for 20 years due to lack of funding, the Tioga Hotel finally opened to the public in 1948. It is said to be the tallest building on the Oregon coast.

Occupying the historic Farrar Building, The Arbor gift shop has close connections with a local winery and olive grove, which is reflected in its curated selection of products.

Built of brick in an elegant Italianate design, the Reed Opera House was constructed for businessman and politician Cyrus S. Reed in 1869 as an opera house, theater, community hall, and hotel. Today it houses shops and restaurants.

Originally named the Railway Exchange Building, the Oregon Pioneer Building was designed by Portland architect David Chambers Lewis and constructed in 1910. Huber's Restaurant (founded 1879) has been a tenant since 1910.

Built in 1880, the Adolph Block building in downtown Salem was added to the National Register 100 years later. It consists of two buildings with colorful facades, which now house Wild Pear Restaurant and Cooke Stationery Company.