Gold Beach Ranger Station was constructed in 1936–37 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 8, 1986. The nine original buildings on this site were designed by W.I. Turner and constructed by Civilian Conservation Corps Companies 2523 and 1652 as well as Forest Service employees. Their rustic designs are an outstanding example of the blending of native wood and locally quarried stone. The Ranger Station has been in continual use since its opening in March, 1937.