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Volume 25, Issue 1 Greetings! Let’s celebrate one of the largest collections of lighthouses on the Great Lakes! The Door County Lighthouse Map is a useful tool in finding and re- searching Door County’s remarkable Tales of bold captains, brave seamen, maritime lights. It is also the official guide to the 25th Annual innovative shipbuilders, rugged fishermen… Door County Lighthouse Festival. This year’s event begins Friday, June 8, and will continue through Sunday, June 10, with a wide assortment of tours, Visit all 3 Museums both land-based and by boat. Shop our museum sto res at all locations Many of the tours are unique to this one weekend each year so if you haven’t visited Plum Island, Chamber’s Island, taken our one-of-a-kind trip to Rock Island or tried an amazing Death’s Door Maritime Museum schooner voyage this is your chance. The evening dessert 12724 W. Wisconsin Bay Rd cruises on the Chicago Fireboat have also proven to be very Ellison Bay (Gills Rock) popular. But, as you might expect, these rare opportunities can Adjacent to Town Park sell out quickly. Open 10 - 5 May 25 – 27, Museum members get first chance at the tickets with sales June 2 – Oct 14 beginning Monday, March 19. You might want to consider a museum membership to get a spot at the front of the line. The Cana Island Lighthouse public sale gets underway on Monday, April 2. Feel free to call 8800 E Cana Island Road the Door County Maritime Museum at (920)743-5958 to order Baileys Harbor tickets or purchase them online at www.dcmm.org. Just off County Q on rustic As you can see from this map, the festival enjoys plenty of Cana Island Road community support and we ask that during your stay you con- Open 10 - 5 May 1 – Oct 28 sider supporting the many dining, lodging and tour partners who help to make this event possible. Door County Maritime Museum Don’t forget to visit all three of our museum locations in 120 N Madison Avenue (920) 743-5958 Gills Rock, Sturgeon Bay and Cana Island. www.DCMM.org To Order Tickets: To A Guide to the 25th Annual We thank artist Christopher Arndt for providing the cover Open year ‘round Maritime Museum, Inc. Door County 120 N. Madison Avenue WI 54235 Bay, Sturgeon artwork for this brochure. This image of Sherwood Point is an 10 - 5 July thru Labor Day DOOR COUNTY excellent example of Arndt’s trademark photo-painting style. See website for seasonal hours The Door County Maritime Museum will again be conduct- LIGHTHOUSE ing its Lighthouse Photo Contest in conjunction with the Tour the Historic Tug FESTIVAL festival. Enter to win a chance at 3 great prizes. Please visit our John Purves Gills Rock June 8 - 10, 2018 website (www.dcmm.org) for information regarding the contest. Info on Land & Boat Tours, Sister Bay Lodging & Dining Museum Staff & Volunteers Fish Creek Mark your calendar for next year’s: Cana Egg Harbor Island FALL Door County Lighthouse Festival LIGHTHOUSE June 7 - 9, 2019 FESTIVAL Fall Lighthouse Festival Sherwood Point Lighthouse Used by permission. October 6 & 7, 2018 October 12 - 13, 2019 Sturgeon Bay Arndt Image: Christopher A smaller tour schedule The Door County Maritime Museum is very grateful for the U.S. Coast Guard’s assistance in making Cover Art: 920.743.5958 920.743.5958 Derivative work by Christopher Arndt based on 920.743.5958 the Door County Lighthouse original photograph by Luke Collins Photography. www.DCMM.org 2018 8 - 10, June www.DCMM.org Festival such a success. www.DCMM.org STURGEON BAY EGG HARBOR FISH CREEK TOUR OPERATORS COMFORT, VALUE Great Egg Harbor & WAFFLES. Location! The perfect vacation needs all three! Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom suites with whirlpools, fireplaces & Lodge & Suites Sturgeon Bay full kitchens. In & outdoor 622 S Ashland Ave | Sturgeon Bay, WI pools, whirlpool, sauna and 920.743.5898 | AmericInn.com fitness room. BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER Free home-style breakfast • Indoor pool & whirlpool Hotel-wide, high- speed internet 920.868.9900 800.468.6160 www.newportresort.com cookeryfishcreek.com / 920.868.3634 Captivating view | All suites Free WiFi | Indoor pool open 24/7 • Suites w/ fireplaces & double whirlpools Central Egg Harbor location • Indoor/outdoor pools & whirlpools On-site restaurant | Great amenities • Free continental breakfast • Seasonal packages / specials 920.868.3748 www.homesteadsuites.com 800.686.6621 www.thelandmarkresort.com800-273-7877 PO Box 730, Fish Creek, Wisconsin 54212 BAILEYS HARBOR Cruise on board an authenic retired Chicago Fireboat S turgeo n B ay , W is c o n s i “The HottestHottest n CruiseCruise in Door County!” EPHRAIM 41 920-495-6454 Fred A. Busse www.RideTheFireboat.com • Daily cruises at 10:30 & 12:30 • Sunset Cruises - Friday & Saturday • Fire hose demonstration • Private parties available • Pet friendly Located on Highway 42 in Door County’s Charming Ephraim Village 920.&.",.(/' 854.2371 ()-!)/+-*#/,/$,*./%-.+ www.EphraimShores.com 920.495.6454 Distinctive Waterfront Dining Harbor Fish Market & Grille DISCOVER DOOR COUNTY LIGHTHOUSES! DOOR COUNTY’S Kids Under PIZZA OF CHOICE 12 Free! xperienceWeds, a Fri,ive Sat, & Sunaine Evenings obster oil E L M L B @DoorCountyBoats 920.743.2300 • SONNYSPIZZERIA.COM •129 N. MADISON AVENUE, STURGEON BAY 920.839.9999Open • www.harborshmarket-grille.com Daily 7:30 am to close 8080 Highway 57 • Downtown Baileys Harbor Call 920.421.4442 for Reservations FISH CREEK www.DoorCountyBoats.com GILLS ROCK Sunsets • Boating Waterfront Lighthouse Fishing Village Boat Slips • 14 Motel Rooms Cruises • 6 Luxury Condos DAILY NARRATED CRUISES 920-854-2900 Our two locations offer more lighthouses than www.TheShorelineResort.com [email protected] anywhere in the County aboard our Navy Boats! BAILEYS HARBOR Ride the “Water Taxi” to see the Cana Island Lighthouse, historic “Bird Cage” Lighthouse, • 18 Wonderful Rooms & Luxurious Suites in 4 Victorian Homes Maritime Lighthouse Tower CANA ISLAND Range Lights and go by several shipwreck sites. • Fireplaces & Whirlpools • Private Baths 920.854.4707 • Beautiful Gardens with Sitting Areas • Gazebo • An addition to the Sturgeon Bay Museum • Full Breakfast Included • Open All Year RESTORATION • Extraordinary experience-based attraction GILLS ROCK with community conference & event space Illuminate Our Heritage Ride “The Shoreline” on the Deaths Door CANA ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE Lighthouse Cruise to see Plum and Pilot Island • Exciting new high-tech exhibits and Lighthouses, Range Lights, Detroit Harbor Light educational programs for all ages and see a shipwreck from 1867. Scenic Cruises & Charters 920.421.0922 Please make your PHASE 1 – Accomplished between 2012 -2015 www.shorelinecharters.net EGG HARBOR donation today! PHASE 2 – Restoration of the out buildings: www.DCMM.org oil house, privy & barn between 2016 - 2017 Proud to be the printer of the Door County Lighthouse Map Our work is not done yet! Can you help? Great view | Award-winning food PHASE 3 Indoor and Outdoor seating Interpretive center 2018 - 2019 Central Egg Harbor location Voted Best of Door County PHASE 4 Lisa Williamsen Restoration of keeper’s house interior www.DCMM.org 920.743.5958 920.680 3627 [email protected] www.ipgprints.com 920-868-3205www.CarringtonPub.com 1875 Gary Lane • Green Bay, Wisconsin 54303 Lighthouse Festival Info Door County Lighthouses Door County Lighthouse Festival Tour Packages for June 8 - 10, 2018 The following list of narrated tours are recommended for the best possible viewing and informational experience. Sherwood Point – Sturgeon Bay the 89-foot tower. Children may not be carried in the Tickets go on sale for Door County Maritime Museum members on March 19 with general public sales starting April 2. Built in 1883, automated in 1983 tower. Cana Island is one of Door County’s most pictur - Tours are subject to change. Letters next to the tours correspond with their departure points on the map. esque locations with access also to the keeper’s house The last manned lighthouse on the U.S. Great Lakes, See table below for dates and times of tours. this house is now used as a private retreat for military and oil house. The last tour climb is at 4:30 pm. personnel. Grounds are usually off-limits to civilians. Heading north take County Q north of Baileys Harbor LAND-BASED TOURS BOAT EXCURSIONS Grounds and keeper’s house will be open for Light - until signs direct you onto Cana Island Road. If heading house Festival weekend. south from Sister Bay take County Q south (left) to A) DC Trolley Lighthouse Tour D) Lakeshore Lighthouse Cruise Cana Island Road. Choice of departure from either Departs the Downtown Baileys Harbor Municipal Dock From Hwy 42 - 57, south of Sturgeon Bay, turn north Door County Trolley Depot, Egg Harbor or (across from Town Hall) onto Duluth Avenue, left onto County C, right onto Eagle Bluff – Fish Creek Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay $50 per person – Admission to one Door County Maritime County M and follow M to Sherwood Point Road, left Built in 1868, automated in 1926 $82 per person; $77 per child (12 & under) – Tour includes Museum site is included. This tour is offered in conjunction with to the light. lunch at a local restaurant. Admission to one Door County Maritime Shoreline Scenic Cruises. Capacity: 22 per tour. The Eagle Bluff Lighthouse’s lamp provided a guiding Museum site is included. This tour is offered in conjunction with This 2-hour tour includes seeing the Cana Island Lighthouse, the Sturgeon Bay Canal Light light for schooners and steamboats navigating through Door County Trolley. Capacity: 29 per tour. historic “Bird Cage” (old Baileys Harbor Lighthouse) and the Bai - Built in 1899, automated in 1972 the Strawberry Channel. Over a span of 58 years, the The 6-hour tour spotlights five mainland-accessible lighthouses: leys Harbor Range Lights.
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