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2021 Visitors Guide
Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce
1226 Lake Street, Algoma, WI 54201
920.487.2041 • email: info@algomachamber.org
www.algoma.org
The
Lighthouse
First
Algoma Lighthouse
Originally known as Wolf River, Algoma was
settled by English and Irish pioneers in 1851. Dubbed
An-Ne-Pe, meaning “land of the great gray wolf” by
surmounted by a black, hexagonal iron lantern
with a red lens that illuminated toward the lake.
The upper part was enclosed for a watch room.
replacement, glass window replacement and
catwalk board replacement and painting.
In 2019, the historic fifth-order Fresnal lens
Get Hooked!
Net your ‘fast food’ at Algoma
the Pottawatomie Indians, the village eventually In 1907 the deteriorating wooden beacon was was removed from the tower and replaced with
became known as Ahnapee. This lakeshore town demolished and by 1908 it was replaced by a red, an LED beacon. After being restored, the lens is Lake Michigan provides bounty
was one of the lone villages to survive the Great cast iron cylindrical tower. Constructed of 5/16” on exhibit at Milwaukee’s North Point
Peshtigo Fire of 1871 and in 1879 was renamed Lighthouse. By Kevin Naze
steel plates the tower was eight feet in diameter
Algoma, another Algonquin word meaning “where at the base and tapered to seven feet in diameter On the Register of Historic Places, the Kevin Naze is a freelance writer, guide and tournament organizer.
waters meet.” By this time, Algoma’s fishing fleet Algoma Pierhead Lighthouse stands at the He can be reached at gofishwisconsin@gmail.com
beneath the gallery. It stood twenty-six feet high
ready to keep our mariners safe and greet you
was the largest on Lake Michigan and the city’s ties to the top of the ventilator ball and was capped
as you visit Friendly Algoma. Learn more:
with the water were irrevocably made. by a decagonal cast iron lantern room. Twice algomachamber.org COVID-19 slowed but could not stop the The site of Wisconsin’s first stocking of salmon Most salmon and trout caught while trolling
daily, the light was operated manually and by 2020 Lake Michigan sport fishing season in in 1968, Algoma is a perennial leader in salmon are 24 to 36 inches long and between 5 and 15
Due to the growth of the commercial fishing
1910, the first fog signal was established. Several pounds. However, a 20- or even 30-pound-plus
industry, the harbor was enlarged and consequently Algoma. and trout catches. The port has produced nearly
individual keepers came and went over the years.
there became the need for an Aid to Navigation Captains and guides were sidelined early due to a dozen current or former state records, including pounder is not out of the question. The mystery
In 1939 the United States Coast Guard officially
(ATON) at the harbor entrance. When pleas to the of it all as you hold the rod and feel the power of
took over operations of all U.S. lighthouses. a state order. Once they got the go-ahead, clients Wisconsin’s top rainbow, a 42-inch, 27.11-pound
Federal Government for the erection of the ATON an unseen fish is part of the sport’s magic. Hold
fell on deaf ears, local maritime interests took matters It was determined that the beacon should were tying into trout and salmon long before the giant.
be raised for greater visibility so in 1932, a on tight — these fish are fast and powerful. Lake
into their own hands and established post lights at the summer peak. Two fishing tournaments are on tap, the
outer ends of the piers. In 1890, city authorities felt cylindrical steel base was brought in from Michigan salmon and trout are also some of the
As always, rainbow trout (steelhead), chinooks 39th annual Kewaunee/Door County Salmon
that the quantity of commerce at the harbor now Muskegon and installed on the pier. The 1908 tastiest “fast food” you’ll ever eat!
tower was secured on the top of the cylinder (kings) and an occasional brown trout, laker or Tournament July 23-31 and the Shanty Days
merited a “regularly established and maintained Between visits, stay informed on the Algoma
increasing its focal plane to well over 40 feet. A coho provided the fireworks. The summer of Fishing Contest Aug. 11-15 (the latter begins two
light.” Congress approved a request for $2,500 by the new diaphone fog signal was added which Wisc. Fishing page on Facebook (https://www.
Lighthouse Board for the construction of a pier head operated by remote control. Automation of the 2020 also produced some very good shore, small days prior to the city festival).
facebook.com/algomafishing/), and get a dawn-
tower and post light on Algoma’s northern pier. lighthouse took place in 1976. boat, kayak and canoe fishing for northern pike More than 3,300 anglers participated in the to-dusk look at the lighthouse and nearshore
In 1893, the first tower and oil-operated light In August of 2014, the Algoma Pierhead and perch in the Ahnapee River. K/D last summer. Algoma alone sold 948 tickets waters at http://cam.algomafishing.com.
was established on the north pier head. It was a Lighthouse received a fresh coat of red paint along Earlier, ice anglers found browns, rainbows and for the July event. Hundreds of 20-pound-plus
square, pyramidal wooden tower painted white, with interior/exterior concrete work, foundation pike in the Ahnapee. Once spring arrived, browns chinooks were weighed, and the top six were all
were cruising near shore on the lake and rainbows larger than 30 pounds.
Welcome to Algoma! Contents were spawning in the shallow gravel areas on
rivers and creeks.
Small boat trolling in March and April is
Later — starting in mid-September and
running through October, spawning runs of
browns, chinooks and cohos move into the
Algoma Visitor Information Center located on
Hwy 42 (Lake St.) overlooking Lake Michigan is
5 Fishing usually best when there’s a light chop. You can Ahnapee, while lakers and younger browns can be
open late-May – Sept. seven days a week. Off 10 Lodging find the trout in 10 to 20 feet of water; use planer found within a mile or two of shore. Local tackle
season** Sept. – Apr. Monday, Thursday,
Friday, & Saturday. **Off season hours may 15 Area Attractions boards to get the baits well away from the boat. shops can hook you up with the right baits.
Come May, lake trout are found in 60 to 120 Many newcomers book a charter to shorten
vary. Please visit us online at algoma.org or call
920-487-2041.
20 Algoma City Map feet of water, and the first offshore steelhead and the learning curve. Others trailer over their own
25 Event Calendar salmon are caught. rig after getting tips online and from local tackle
30 Dining Inland, Krohn’s Lake and East and West Alaska shops. Getting a group together to split expenses
lakes are all close by. Bass, bluegills, crappies, is very popular.
34 Shopping
trout and muskies are among the species available. It can be quite a bit colder out on the water,
39 Business Industry As always, weather will play a key role. But so plan accordingly and dress in layers. Soft-soled
45 Membership Directory no matter what, the 2021 season will lure men, shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, favorite snacks and
women and children of all ages to do battle with a camera for capturing memories should also be
Copyright 2017 Josh Kohanek. Courtesy of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Cover Photo: Lawrence Johnson/Johnson Art Photography some of the feistiest and tastiest fish that swim! on the list.
4 CONTENTS FISHING 5
HAASCH GUIDE SERVICE
Lake Michigan’s Best Sppt Fishing
325 NAVARINO STREET, ALGOMA, WI 54201
715-781-4135 www.captainks.net
on the ahnapee river, downtown algoma
docks, campsites & storage, daily or full season
Captain Lee Haasch
Email: gm@captainks.net Multiple Boats ff LLge Grrps
1-888-966-3474
www.FishAlgoma.com
Algoma is for
dog Lovers! Algoma Area Lodging with
pet friendly amenities
Ahnapee Shores Camping Resort
oma
920-487-5777
lg
Must be leashed and cleaned up after.
A SUNDAY Algoma Beach Motel
(888)-254-6621
Designated dog rooms available for extra
FARMERS MARKET charge.
2021 Market Hotel Stebbins
Sundays (920) 487-5521
Dogs allowed, prior approval needed.
July 11 - October 31 Pet fee applies.
• Leashed dogs on Beach October-March – Walk along the shoreline and play in the sand.
9:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m
• Leashed dogs allowed year round on Boardwalk – Stroll Crescent Beach with your pooch by your side.
No market August 15 or September 19 Scenic Shore Inn
• DeMeuse Dog Park – Midsized, fully fenced off-leash park set alongside the Algoma Boat Club and Ahnapee (920) 487-3214
River. Open year-round dawn to 11PM. Waste bags and toys provided. Select rooms for those who are traveling
Legion Park, overlooking with quiet, well-mannered pets. Special
• Ahnapee Trail - A favorite pet-walking venue. Dogs, horses, llamas….Owners are responsible for waste clean-up pet walking area located behind the hotel.
beautiful Crescent Beach
and disposal.
• Thursday Concerts in the Park – Park your chair and your pup down by the Marina for the free concert series The Haven
Local fare produced with care July-August (920) 333-1845
• Riverwalk – Walk from the City Marina along the Ahnapee River
Loft style lodging, pet fee applies.
www.algoma.org/market • Outdoor seating at Ahnapee Brewery, von Stiehl Winery
• North Water Bakery and Deli – Outdoor seating, ice cream window on summer evenings Timber Trail Campground
(920) 487-3707
• Waterfowl and Pheasant Hunting, C. D. Besadny Fish and Wildlife Area, Kewaunee County – 2,632 acres.
Seasons range September through December, please check www.dnr.wi.gov for more information.
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Bar & Motel
533 4th Street Algoma, WI 54201
also CHARTER FISHING TRIPS
o f f e r i n g
GUIDED ICE FISHING TRIPS
Shop Online at:
www.hookeduptackleshop.com LIKE US ON
8 FISHING FISHING 9
Stay
&
Crescent Beach
and Boardwalk
Relax
Lodging
Relax and recharge at one of Algoma’s B&Bs,
Algoma’s Crescent Beach and Boardwalk accessible boardwalk hotels, motels or condos, many with a view of
along the lakeshore is the perfect place to made from recycled
majestic Lake Michigan or the Ahnapee River.
beat the heat and humidity of our inland plastic making it
If getting back to nature is more your style, our
neighbors. Whether you pack your own lunch the perfect spot to
or visit one of the many area restaurants for a soak up some sun or many campgrounds offer amenities for every
takeout meal or a scoop of ice cream, you will shade while enjoying camping style.
have the best view in the area at one of the the sound of the Whether it’s a one night stay, a weekend
many picnic tables and benches that overlook waves. After, relax and get-away or an extended vacation… Algoma
the azure blue waters of the lake. There enjoy a good book, a walk
offers up plenty of options in a price range
are numerous benches lining its wheelchair- along the soft sand looking for
that will make you smile! Romantic getaways,
treasures or just watching the family make
girlfriend retreats and guys gone fishing are Office: (920) 487-3707
sand castles and splash in the water.
all popular themes when you talk with the Cell Phone: (920) 365-6033
Two sand volley ball areas are available and business owners and tourists in the area on
just to the south of those is a kayak tie down
any given day.
area which can be rented via the Algoma
Youth Club. For your convenience there is See the map/lodging list
a new changing room available at the north or visit algomachamber.org.
end of the beach, and public restrooms in
the visitor center on the south end.
Thursdays and weekends in summer are
filled with outdoor music, so grab your
sunglasses and head out for a variety of great
acts around town. Whether you overlook the
lake or the Ahnapee River there will surely be
a beat that soothes your soul.
New owners Kenny & Keeley invite you
to book your next vacation at Timber water
Trail Campground! &
electric
Now offering online reservation booking
hookup
for tent camping, group tent camping, sites
RV camping and cabin rentals! and
LP
Enjoy hiking and biking on the Ahnapee Trail, along with kayaking (rentals
tank
available) and fishing on the Ahnapee River! filling
Join us for themed weekends, competitions, a heated pool all summer long
and special rates for weekly and monthly stays!
N8326 County Road M Algoma, WI 54201 timbertrailcamping@gmail.com
www.timbertrailcampgrounds.com
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WE
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WAIT A VARIETY OF LAKESIDE SUITES!
TO • Spectacular View of the Lake!
• Stroll the boardwalk on sandy Lake Michigan shoreline!
HOS T • Nearby golf, shops & restaurants
YOU ! • Ample boat parking
FREE Wireless
FREE Wireless Internet
CHERRY 5 BEDROOMS / 3 BATHS / 12 GUESTS
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED IN 2020
Highway 42 • 1500 Lake Street • 920-487-2828
TREE To book you r h ome away from h ome , ple ase visit
Visit our website: www.algomabeach.com
HOUSE
www.che rrytre e hou se l l c.com
for more in formation on th is sh ort-te rm re n tal
1-888-ALGOMA-1 (254-6621)
Indoor Pool and Sauna Quiet
Conference Room tions
Fitness Room Accommodkaing
Continental Breakfast Overloo ful
WI-FI Beauti n
a
Boat Parking & Freezers
Family Suites Lake Michig
920-487-3214
www.scenicshoreinn.com
scenicshoreinn@charter.net
2221 Lake Street (HWY 42 South) Algoma, WI 54201
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Area
Attractions
Ahnapee State Trail Kayaking the Ahnapee
Algoma serves as your gateway to this over The Ahnapee River is a flatwater paddle in a
40-mile scenic trail. Formerly the railroad bed wide, sometimes marsh-like estuary – perfect for
of the Ahnapee & Western Railroad, the trail silent sport enthusiasts. Damned at Forestville,
has a crushed limestone surface and is used for it gently winds its way to its ultimate destination
walking, running, biking, hiking, horse-back with Lake Michigan. Perfect for beginners.
riding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and Launch your kayak at Olson Park, N8108 Hwy
snowmobiling. Enjoy the sights and sounds 42, Algoma on the new float-style launch.
of the Ahnapee River, mixtures of evergreen Kayak rentals are available at Ahnapee Shores
glades, farmland, prairies and wooded areas
teeming with wildlife and native wildflowers.
Camping Resort, Bay Shore Outfitters, and
Timber Trail Campground. No fee to launch
At A Glance
along the river, at Olson Park, or Crescent THINGS TO DO:
Parking areas are available on the corner of 6th
Beach. • Crescent Beach/Boardwalk (pg 10)
and Perry St. (County S) and on County
Highway M just north of the city which also • Fishing Lake Michigan (pg 5)
serves as the entrance to the northern portion of • Tour Historic Murals Downtown (pg 23)
the 1000-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail. • Kayaking (pg 15)
Also allowed on the trail: dogs on • Scenic Shortcut (pg 9)
a leash, horses from April 15 – November
• Tour local businesses (pg 16)
15, snowmobiles in the winter when the
DNR deems them open. No fee for use. • Shop unique local stores (pg 35)
Visit www.ahnapeetrail.org or contact the • Enjoy outdoor summer music (pg 26)
Kewaunee Country Promotion & Recreation • Enjoy a local festival (pg 29)
Department at 920-388-0444 /
• Bird watching (pg 25)
visitorinfo@kewauneeco.org.
• Ahnapee Trail (pg 15)
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open Memorial Day through Labor Day. See this hallowed site seeking the intercession of
the original 1876 cell blocks and view a model the Blessed Virgin Mary. In October 1859,
of the USS Pueblo, the ship built in Kewaunee the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared on three
in 1944 and captured and held as a spy ship by occasions to Adele Brise, a young Belgian
the North Koreans in 1968. Admission charged immigrant. Our Lady of Good Help is located
for upkeep. in Champion, 15 miles west of Algoma on
Lake Michigan Fishing – Algoma is one Cty Hwy K. It is the only approved site in the
of the top sport fishing ports in the Midwest, United States of an apparition of the Blessed
offering pier fishing, boat launches, and Virgin Mary. Shrineofourladyofgoodhelp.com.
charter fishing. See the fishing section of this
booklet, stop in the Chamber office, or visit
Winter Park – Winter Park is Kewaunee Bruemmer Park Zoo – Located at the
County's most popular park for winter recreation intersection of Cty Roads C and F approxi-
algomachamber.org for a list of charter
attracting those who like to go skiing, mately two miles northwest of the City of
options.
snowboarding, snow tubing, and snow shoeing. Kewaunee, Bruemmer Park Zoo is home to
Experience
Rio Creek Airport – The heart of aviation The snow tubing hill features five lanes approxi- many species of animals including Arctic
in Kewaunee County, aviation enthusiasts mately 450 feet long with a vertical drop of 70 foxes, bobcats, peacocks, exotic pheasants
can touch down on Runway 7/25. For more feet. Riders are taken to the top of the hill by a and more. Look for the towering metal
information visit: riocreekairport.com Magic Carpet, a standing conveyor belt system.
Riverview ATV Park – The only ATV trail The skiing/snowboarding hill has 5 runs, some open from 7 a.m. until sunset year round.
Algoma park in Northeast Wisconsin! Open from with a 160' vertical drop. There is also a Begin- Admission is free. 920-388-0444
early May to mid-November, enjoy 20 miles ner's Ski/Snowboard Hill. A T-Bar lift system is
of ATV trails and 3 miles of mountain used to transport skiers and snowboarders to the
biking. A small donation is asked for use. top of the main hill. There is also a snowshoeing
Area Tours 920-388-0444 trail system. There is an onsite heated chalet with
concession sales, tables, chairs, lockers and
Ryan Besserdich Park – Located on Cty
RENARD’S CHEESE indoor restrooms. Skis, snowboards, helmet and
C, this 135-acre four season park includes
Cheese Making Tours. Includes a short video snowshoe rentals are available. The park doubles
Algoma & Kewaunee County Attractions and then you are guided through the cheese
soccer fields, 2.0 miles of hiking and cross
country ski trails and 2.6 miles of mountain
as a 27-hole disc golf course during spring,
summer and fall. Located at N3787 Ransom
From casting a line in Lake Michigan to snowmobiling on the scenic trails, you can experience making process. By reservation only, 8:00am bike and snowshoe trails.
Algoma and the Kewaunee County area year-round. Be pleasantly surprised when you experience Mon-Fri. Located at 248 County Road S just Moore Lane. For current conditions, and
north of Algoma. Call (920) 825-7272 Ext 111 Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help – For information on equipment rentals, call
the small town charm that is Algoma.
for reservations. renardscheese.com over 150 years, the faithful have come to 920-388-7199 or check Facebook.
Area Lighthouses WPA Staircase – Just South of the Fire and
Rescue Monument is a stone and concrete VON STIEHL WINERY TOURS
in the Kewaunee and Door County area, all
staircase built in 1939 as part of the lakeshore Wisconsin’s oldest licensed winery. Learn
beautification project funded by the Works about the European-style underground wine
photo opportunities. cellars and 10,000+ square foot modern wine
Progress Administration (WPA). WPA was a
Besadny Anadromous Fish Facility – In program started by Franklin D. Roosevelt to production facility. Call (920) 487-5208 or
the fall and spring, watch the trout and salmon create jobs during the depression. Eleven men visit vonstiehl.com.
ladders and make their way to worked on the project. There is also a
retention wall to support the earth and sand COUNTRY OVENS |
special holding tanks to spawn. Located in a • Free Samples
from being leveled off even though most is
secluded area along the Kewaunee River near • Wide Variety of Cheeses
buried now, it is still visible south of the Video Tour. See how we dry our delicious
Bruemmer Park, you can get a close-up view Chamber building. Cherry De-Lite Dried Cherries and shop our • Deli Sandwiches & Pizza
of the action through the underwater viewing
Golfing – Kewaunee County has two wonderful Factory Store. M-F 8-4:30, Sat & Sun 10-3
window. 920-388-1025. • Homemade Gourmet Fudge
229 E Main St., Forestville 920-856-6757
Bowling • Door County Products
Alaskan Golf Club 920-388-3940, is just 5
Bowl has open bowling daily. 920-487-2727. HISTORIC WALKING TOUR
& DOWNTOWN WALLDOG
County History Center – Located at 217 Ellis holes of golf plus the Yukon Mini Golf course.
WAVE MURALS
Street in Kewaunee, the Historical Center has For 18 holes, visit Northbrook Golf & Grill,
Brochures for this self-guided tour are
historical and centennial books, maps, photo 920-845-2306 in Luxemburg, just 15 miles west
albums, genealogy history of Kewaunee available at the Algoma Visitor Center
of Algoma on County A.
County, and is now home to the Kewaunee 1226 Lake Street (Hwy 42)
Lighthouse’s fifth-order Fresnel lens. Staffed by Inland Lake Fishing – Five county parks
knowledgeable volunteers. Open 10-4 Thurs- BELGIAN HERITAGE CENTER
day/Friday. kewauneecountyhistory.com Alaska, Krohn’s, Shea’s and Heidmann. ROADSIDE CHAPEL TOURS
Fire and Rescue Monument – Located on Modern updates include boat landings, Visit 4-8 roadside chapels, including the
Hwy 42 just south of the Algoma Visitor Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, complete
Center, the Fire and Rescue Monument was platforms and grills with picnic tables at with narration from a local historian. Call
dedicated in June 2012 to honor the hundreds several parks. co.kewaunee.wi.gov. 920-493-5969 or email tourinfo@belgianher- 2189 County Rd. DK, Sturgeon Bay, WI
of volunteer firefighters and members of the itagecenter.org to arrange a tour.
rescue squad in Algoma. About 300 names of
Jail Museum – On the corner of Vliet and RenardsCheese.COM • 920.825.7272
the men and women who have voluntarily Dodge Streets in Kewaunee, the Museum is
Monday-Friday: 8 am - 5 pm • Saturday: 8 am - 4 pm • Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
given their time to keep Algoma safe since
1874 mark the granite walls.
16 AREA ATTRACTIONS AREA ATTRACTIONS 17
Experience
ALGOMA
All day, everyday. Any time of year.
Visit Where it
All Began
Wisconsin’s oldest
licensed winery…
Enjoy our unique white blends, Gamba barrel-
aged reds & ciders crafted onsite.
sip, swirl, and relax
next to the lakeshore
during the summer with hard cider, wine flights, and
wine slushies from our outside cider bar. When
temperatures drop, come inside and explore our historic
tasting room or reserve a private seated tasting.
Visit vonStiehl.com for more details including music
schedule and year round events.
Located two blocks from the marina:
115 Navarino St. • Algoma, WI
(920) 487-5208 • vonStiehl.com
18 AREA ATTRACTIONS AREA ATTRACTIONS 19Algoma Chamber Members AGRI-BUSINESS
Ebert Enterprises ........................... 487 9932
(Area Code 920) Havegard Farm .............................. 487 5620
Heim’s Hillcrest Dairy LLC .......... 536 0118
Rio Creek Country Store ............... 837 7777
algomachamber.org Tisch Mills Farm Center ............... 776 1299
ANTIQUES
Amber’s Attic & Art....................... 246 0776
APPAREL
Bay Shore Outfitters .bayshoreoutfitters.com
Hello Dolly Boutique .................... 304 1910
Tina Marie’s Boutique ...................487 3711
Trove ............................................. 297 0073
ART GALLERY & STUDIOS
Algoma Atelier of Sculpture
and Art ........................................... 487 4200
Amber’s Attic & Art ...................... 246 0776
Clay on Steele ............................... 487 3501
Ladybug Glass Studio & Gallery .. 591 2883
Robert Ray Gallery ....................... 495 6677
Steele Street Trading Co. &
Gallery ........................................... 487 3840
The Ceramic Shoppe ..................... 487 5983
Yardstick Books ............................ 487 8174
Yonder ........................................... 295 0993
ATTORNEY
Blazkovec, Blazkovec & Downey .487 5571
AUTOMOTIVE
Algoma BP .................................... 487 5460
Algoma Motors Inc ....................... 487 3418
BALL Auto & Truck/NAPA .......... 487 7278
BlueWater Services LTD ............... 388 3553
Graf’s MOBIL ............................... 487 2527
Grosbeier Auto & Towing ............. 487 2786
JP Express ......................................487 5117
Seiler Tire ...................................... 487 2951
BAKERY
North Water Bakery/Deli .............. 487 5306
BEAUTY SALONS
Top of the Plaza Boutique and
Tanning Studio .............................. 487 9700
BED & BREAKFAST
At the Waters Edge ....................... 203 9584
BIKE RENTALS
Bay Shore Outfitters .bayshoreoutfitters.com
Cherry Tree House LLC ............... 980 0682
BOAT DOCKING
Algoma Boat Club ........................ 487 3861
Algoma Marina ............................. 487 2232
Captain K's Marina &
Campground............................ 715 781 4135
BOOKSTORE
The Book Corner ........................... 304 9214
Yardstick Books ............................ 487 8174
BOWLING
Algoma Pizza Bowl ...................... 487 2721
BREWERY
Ahnapee Brewery .......................... 785 0822
BUSINESSES OTHER
BlueWater Services LTD ............... 388 3553
Flanigan Distributing Inc .............. 743 2036
Havegard Farm .............................. 487 5620
Matt’s Handyman Service ..............487 8118
CAMPGROUNDS
Ahnapee Shores Camping Resort . 487 5777
Big Lake Campground .................. 487 2726
Captain K's Marina &
Campground............................ 715 781 4135
Timber Trail Campground ............ 365 6033
CELLULAR
Cellcom ......................................... 746 0560
CHARTER FISHING
Bay Lake Charters LLC ................ 594 0910
Fishin’ Magician Charter Service . 304 3474
Gail Force Sportfishing ................. 255 7865
Haasch Guide Service ............ 888 966 3474
Hakuna Matata Charters LLC .715 451 1697
Hooked Up Tackle Shop ........ 715 451 1697
20 ALGOMA CITY MAPS ALGOMA CITY MAPS 21Algoma Net Company .................. 487 5577 The Country Cupboard ................. 304 2180
Additional Attractions
CHURCHES FOOD/SPECIALTY
Algoma United Methodist Bearcat’s Fish House ..................... 487 2372 Algoma Wolf Tech ........................ 487 7001 Tina Marie’s Boutique ...................487 3711
Church ........................................... 487 2727
St. John’s Lutheran Church ........... 487 2335
Country Ovens, Ltd ................ 800 544 1003
North Water Bakery/Deli .............. 487 5306
CTI Hospitality, Inc ...................... 487 5209
East Shore Industries, Inc ............. 487 3541
Trove ............................................. 297 0073
von Stiehl Winery ......................... 487 5208
Four Seasons…
CLOTHING/OUTDOOR
Bay Shore Outfitters .bayshoreoutfitters.com
Renard’s Cheese on Hwy DK ....... 825 7272
Renard’s Cheese on Hwy S ........... 743 6626
Havegard Farms ............................ 487 5620
Multi-Color Corporation ............... 487 3424
Wienke’s Market ........................... 743 7014
Yardstick Books ............................ 487 8174
Green Bay Packers – Lambeau Field Stadium
Tours, Packers Hall of Fame Museum, Packers
Bay Beach Amusement Park Offering 17 exciting
rides for all ages for 25 or 50 cents. Located next to Bay Reasons to come
Olson Fabrication, Inc ................... 487 7250 Yonder ........................................... 295 0993
back again
COMPUTER SERVICES Salmon’s Meat Products Inc ......... 845 2721
Pro Shop. Home to the Green Bay Packers which Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. baybeach.org
FTS Technology Group ................. 880 0088 Wienke’s Market ........................... 743 7014 MEDICAL SERVICES VISION CARE
COMMUNITY RESOURCES FUNERAL NEEDS Algoma Medical Center & Long Term Lakeshore Vision Center ............... 487 2020 holds title to four Super Bowl victories—in 1967 Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary This free
Algoma Area Chamber of Schinderle Funeral Home ............. 487 2662 Care Unit ........................................487 5511 VISITOR/TOURISM SERVICES (Super Bowl I), 1968 (Super Bowl II), 1997 WINTER – Ice formations on the lakeshore,
Commerce ..................................... 487 2041 Steele Street Trading Co. & Door County Medical Center Algoma Algoma Parks & Recreation admission 700 acre wildlife refuge features exhibits,
(Super Bowl XXXI) and 2011 (Super Bowl XLV). cross country skiing/snowmobiling/ice fishing/
Algoma City Hall .......................... 487 5203 Gallery ........................................... 487 8340 Clinic ............................................. 487 3496 Dept. .............................................. 487 5480
Door County Medical Center Algoma Visitor Center .................. 487 2041 lambeaufield.com snowshoing, eagle watching and migratory
Algoma Community Wellness Center Wiesner & Massart Funeral Home .487 2061 baybeachwildlife.com
........................................487 7001 Ext 4000 FURNITURE Rehab ............................................ 487 9888 Greater Green Bay Convention & duck viewing
Algoma Community Band ............ 487 3310 Amber’s Attic & Art ...................... 246 0776 Lakeshore Vision Center ............... 487 2020 Visitors Bureau .............................. 494 9507 National Railroad Museum What began as an
Algoma Fire & Rescue .................. 487-2712 McMahon's of Luxemburg, Inc ..... 845 2341 PLUMBING/HEATING Visit Kewaunee County ................ 388 0567 effort to acquire a single steam locomotive for a city SPRING – Migrating bird season, early-
Friends of Crescent Beach ............ 487 8136 Trove ............................................. 297 0073 Baumann Plumbing & Heating...... 487 2067 WASTE MANAGEMENT park has grown into one of the largest rail museums in season fishing, cherry blossoms
Algoma Lions Club ....................... 304 0491 Wiesner & Massart Furniture, Flooring, PRINTING SERVICES & SIGNAGE BlueWater Services LTD ............... 388 3553
Algoma Marina ............................. 487 2232 & Bedding ..................................... 487 2061 Kuehn Printing .............................. 432 1082 Riverview Transfer/Recycling the nation. nationalrailroadmuseum.org SUMMER – Cooling breeze of Lake
Algoma Parks & Rec Dept. ........... 487 5480 GAS STATIONS RADIO Station ........................................... 388 2223 Michigan, warm beach sands and hot lake
Algoma Performing Arts Center ... 487 7001 Algoma BP .................................... 487 5460 Door County Broadcasting Co. Inc. WEDDINGS/SPECIAL OCCASIONS fishing
Algoma Police Department ............487 3311 Graf’s MOBIL ............................... 487 2527 - WDOR .........................................743 4411 Algoma Boat Club ........................ 487 3861
Algoma Public Library ................. 487 2295 JP Express ......................................487 5117 REAL ESTATE Algoma Performing Arts Center ... 487 7001 FALL – Gorgeous fall colors, driving trips,
Algoma School District ................. 487 7001 GOLF ERA Starr Realty .................... 800 661 8555 Belgian Heritage Center ................ 825 7319 pier fishing and running of the salmon
Algoma Utilities ............................ 487 5556 Alaskan Golf Club ........................ 388 3940 Four Sail Realty ............................ 743 8888 Donny’s Glidden Lodge
Algoma Visitor Center .................. 487 2041 Northbrook Golf & Grill ............... 845 2306 Todd Wiese Homeselling Team .... 406 0001 Restaurant ..................................... 746 9460
Algoma Youth Club/Parks & Rec . 487 5480 GROCERY RECREATION Hotel Stebbins ............................... 487 5521
Community Improvement Algoma BP .................................... 487 5460 Ahnapee Shores Camping Resort . 487 5777 JW’s Place ......................................837 2211
of Algoma ..................................... 255 0073 Graf’s MOBIL Mart ...................... 487 2527 Algoma Parks & Recreation Dept .487 5480 North Water Bakery/Deli .............. 487 5306
East Shore Industries, Inc. ............ 487 3541 JP Express ......................................487 5117 Algoma Pizza Bowl ...................... 487 2721 Northbrook Golf & Grill ............... 845 2306
Friends of Crescent Beach ............ 487 8136 HARDWARE Big Lake Campground .................. 487 2726 Red’s Pub & Grill ......................... 487 5431
Kewaunee County Economic Algoma True Value Hardware ...... 487 5088 Bay Shore Outfitters bayshoreoutfitters.com Steele Street Trading Co. &
Development Corp.........................kcedc.org Rio Creek Country Store ............... 837 7777 Belgian Heritage Center .................825 1199 Gallery ........................................... 487 3840
Kewaunee County Food Pantry .... 487 3663 HEALTH/WELLNESS Bruemmer Park Zoo bruemmerparkzoo.com The Grain Loft.............................. 487 8300
Kewaunee County Garden Club ... 680 5384 Algoma Community Wellness Greater Green Bay Convention & Tina Marie’s Boutique ...................487 3711
Kewaunee/Dyckesville Lions Clubs/Roar Center ................................. 487 7001 x4000 Visitor Bureau ............................... 494 9507 Top of the Plaza Boutique and
Off The Shore ................................ 255 0978 HOME CONSTRUCTION/ Timber Trail Campground ............ 365 6033 Tanning Studio .............................. 487 9700
NWTC-Luxemburg ....................... 845-5945 IMPROVEMENT RENTAL PROPERTIES/HOUSING von Stiehl Winery ......................... 487 5208
Optimist Club of Algoma .............. 255 1764 Algoma Lumber Company ............487 3511 Algoma Housing Authority ........... 487 5905 WINERY
Violence Intervention Project ........487 2111 Baumann Plumbing & Heating ..... 487 2067 ERA Starr Realty .................... 800 661 8555 von Stiehl Winery ......................... 487 5208
Wisconsin Public Service........ 800 450 7260 BlueWater Services LTD ............... 388 3553 Four Sail Realty ............................ 743 8888
Zoological Society of Kewaunee Forestville Builders & Supply, Inc .856 6460 Todd Wiese Homeselling Team .... 406 0001 A remarkable walking tour of historic downtown Algoma, Wisconsin highlighting
County............................................ 388 0444 Matt’s Handyman Service ..............487 8118 Summit Beach Condominium Owners ten historic murals, and over twenty historic sites. The walk, lasting from thirty
CONDOMINIUMS Riverview Transfer Inc ................. 388 3553 Association, Inc. ............................ 432 7176
minutes to an hour will bring you past national landmarks and local treasures. Be
5th Steele Place ............................495 STAY HOME DECOR RESTAURANTS/PUBS
Cherry Tree House LLC ............... 980 0682 Amber’s Attic & Art ...................... 246 0776 A&W of Algoma ........................... 487 2527 sure to plan on extra time to visit the city’s bustling shops, restaurants, galleries
Summit Beach Condominium Owners Clay on Steele ............................... 487 3501 Ahnapee Brewery .......................... 785 0822 and breathtaking waterfront.
Association .................................... 432 7176 Ladybug Glass Studio & Algoma Pizza Bowl ...................... 487 2721
The Haven ..................................... 333 1845 Gallery ........................................... 591 2883 Anchor’s Away Bar & Motel ........ 487 8195
CONTRACTORS/SUPPLIERS Steele Street Trading Co. & Captain’s Galley Room................. 487 5306
Algoma Lumber Company ............487 3511 Gallery ........................................... 487 3840 Donny’s Glidden Lodge ................ 746 9460
Forestville Builders & The Ceramic Shoppe ..................... 487 5983 Hotel Stebbins ............................... 487 5521
Supply, Inc .................................... 856 6460 The Country Cupboard ................. 304 2180 Hunt Brothers Pizza ...................... 487 2527
ENTERTAINMENT Trove ............................................. 297 0073 JW’s Place ......................................837 2211
Algoma Community Band ............ 495 3310 INSURANCE Northbrook Golf & Grill ............... 845 2306
Algoma Performing Arts Center ... 487-7001 Frank Briski Financial Services .... 487 5686 Red’s Pub & Grill ......................... 677 8499
EVENT VENUES Northeastern Mutual Insurance ..... 487 5954 Renard’s Cheese on Hwy DK ....... 825 7272
Algoma Boat Club ........................ 487 3861 Schinkten State Farm Insurance .... 487 3553 Smashed on the Rocks Saloon ...... 487 8202
Algoma Performing Arts Center ... 487-7001 Weber Insurance Services ............. 487 3435 Village Kitchen ............................. 837 7333
Algoma Youth Club ...................... 487 5480 KAYAK RENTALS SCHOOLS
Belgian Heritage Center ................ 825 7319 Ahnapee Shores Camping Resort . 487 5777 Algoma School District.................. 487 7001
JW’s Place ......................................837 2211 Bay Shore Outfitters bayshoreoutfitters.com NWTC - Luxemburg...................... 845 5945 .
NorthBrook Golf & Grill .............. 845 2306 Timber Trail Campground ............ 365 6033 St. Mary Catholic School............... 487 5004
Scenic Shore Inn ........................... 487 3214 LAUNDROMAT St. Paul’s Lutheran School............. 487 5712
The Grain Loft .............................. 487 8300 Allyn’s Coin Laundry ................... 360 5050 SHOPPING & GIFT SHOPS
FARM MKT./GREENHOUSES LODGING Amber’s Attic & Art ...................... 246 0776
Wienke’s Market ........................... 743 7014 5th Steele Place ............................495 STAY BellaLuna’s Apothecary
FINANCIAL Algoma Beach Motel .................... 487 2828 & Boutique .................................... 471 5091
Bank of Luxemburg ...................... 487 5288 Anchors Away Bar & Motel .......... 487 8195 Clay on Steele ............................... 487 3501
Frank Briski Financial Services .... 487 5686 At the Waters Edge ....................... 203 9584 Country Ovens, Ltd ................ 800 544 1003
Nicolet Bank ................................. 487 3421 Cherry Tree House LLC ............... 980 0682 Hello Dolly Boutique .................... 304 1910
FLOOR COVERING Harbor Inn Motel .......................... 487 5241 Old Salty’s Gift Shop at
McMahon's of Luxemburg, Inc. .... 845 2341 Hotel Stebbins ............................... 487 5521 Harbor Inn ..................................... 487 5241
Wiesner & Massart Furniture, Flooring, Scenic Shore Inn ........................... 487 3214 Robert Ray Gallery ....................... 495 6677
& Bedding ..................................... 487 2061 The Haven ..................................... 333 1845 Six Ten Fourth Street Pop
FLORIST/GARDEN MANUFACTURING Up Shops ................................ 608 235 7616
Kewaunee County Garden Club ... 680 5384 Algoma Lumber Company ............487 3511 Steele Street Trading Co. &
Steele Street Trading Co. & Algoma Mop Gallery ........................................... 487 3840
Gallery ........................................... 487 3840 Manufacturers ........................ 800 216-3478 The Book Corner ........................... 304 9214
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ALGOMA BIRD CELEBRATION — April 17
9:30am-2:00pm Algoma Youth Club
Celebrating International Migratory Bird Day
“Bird City Wisconsin”
Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or just a During the winter, Lake Michigan rarely freezes
beginner, Algoma is a great destination throughout the which brings plenty of opportunities to see mergansers,
year for both birds and birders. From Lake Michigan golden eye, buffleheads great scaup and long tailed
to the forests, from the meadows to urban parks, the ducks. Bald eagles are common winter residents along
area is uniquely suited to diversity. the lakeshore as well as nesting pairs in the spring and
Summer sightings range from the tiny, ruby throated fledglings in the summer. Look closely at those winter
hummingbirds to huge white pelicans (frequent visitors flocks of “sparrows” just out of town. They could be
new to Crescent Beach). Woodland birds can be found hornes larks, snow buntings or Lapland longspurs.
in local parks or along the Ahnapee Trail.
Breweries,
Museums, Boating
and Football….
You choose the season,
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art, amusement park,
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272021 Events
Check out events happening in the Algoma area from music, festivals, art, & more!
ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK
July 29
Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina
SOAR ON THE SHORE KITE FEST
August 21
Crescent Beach | Algoma
For up-to-date event details, head to VisitAlgomaWI.com 7PM John Abbott & The Posse Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. 11AM – 4PM Free family fun on the shores of Lake Michigan. Professional stunt
The natural sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and kites, giant show kites, crafts, beach mosaics & more! Brought to you by Friends
MARCH relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer. blankets and relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer. of Crescent Beach, Unique Flying Objects, WI Kiters Club, & Algoma Chamber.
algoma.org/concerts/ algoma.org/concerts/ algoma.org/soar/
OPEN HOUSE
March 21-27 RIO CREEK FLY-IN AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Rio Creek Country Store \ E4351 County Road K Algoma July 3
ALGOMA SUNDAY FARMERS MARKET
Seven big days of savings, daily giveaways, door prizes, FREE lunch & more! Rio Creek Airport \ County Road K Algoma ALGOMA SUNDAY FARMERS MARKET
August 1, 8, 22, 29
7:30AM – 3PM Pancake & Porkie Breakfast , lunch featuring Belgian Trippe, September 5, 12, 26
Legion Park Algoma
APRIL & Booyah, kids activities, plane rides music, silent auction, raffle, antique car
9AM – 12PM Fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods, specialty
Legion Park Algoma
& tractor display. 9AM – 12PM Fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods, specialty
foods, & handcrafted items. Local fare produced with care.
PICK-A-CHICK DAY foods, & handcrafted items. Local fare produced with care.
April 3 ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK algoma.org/market/
algoma.org/market/
Rio Creek Country Store \ E4351 County Road K Algoma July 8
ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK
8 – 11AM Free Easter chicks, Easter Bunny & Chick visit, kids’ activities, door Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina WET WHISTLE WINE FEST
August 9
prizes, egg hunt, cookie decorating. Sale on poultry feed & supplies. 7PM Raine Stern Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. The natural September 17 - 18
Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina
sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and blankets and Community Improvement of Algoma \ Legion Park & von Stiehl
7PM Gerry Sloan Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. The natural
BIRD CITY ALGOMA MIGRATORY BIRD DAY CELEBRATION relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer. Winery 115 Navarino St. Algoma
sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and blankets and
April 17 algoma.org/concerts/ Friday, 5 - 9PM von Stiehl wine tasting, music, specialty foods. Free admission
relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer.
Algoma Youth Club \ 620 Lake St. Algoma Friday. Saturday, 10AM – 5PM Grape Stomp, music, wine tasting, specialty
KEWAUNEE COUNTY FAIR algoma.org/concerts/
9:30AM – 4PM Programs, informational displays, sale items, door prizes, foods. $10 admission Saturday. algomaciofa.org
July 8 - 11
food, and refreshments. Celebrate birding in Algoma! birdcityalgoma.com ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Kewaunee Co. Fairgrounds | 625 3rd St, Luxemburg
August 12 OCTOBER
JUNE Traditional county fair family fun! Rides, games, entertainment, & local
Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina
talent. FFA, 4-H, &d Open Class Exhibitor projects. kewauneecountyfair.com ALGOMA SUNDAY FARMERS MARKET
7PM The Raglanders Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. The
CRESCENT BEACH BOARDWALK 25TH ANNIVERSARY October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
ALGOMA SUNDAY FARMERS MARKET natural sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and blankets
CELEBRATION Legion Park Algoma
July 11, 18, 25 and relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer.
DATE TBD 9AM – 12PM Fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods, specialty
Legion Park Algoma algoma.org/concerts/
Crescent Beach | Algoma foods, & handcrafted items. Local fare produced with care. algoma.org/market/
The Friends of Crescent Beach will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the 9AM – 12PM Fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods, specialty
SHANTY DAYS CELEBRATION OF THE LAKE
dedication of the Crescent Beach Boardwalk in June of 2021. foods, & handcrafted items. Local fare produced with care.
August 13 - 15 NOVEMBER
Visit friendsofcrescentbeach.org/boardwalk for information. All Around Algoma
ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Three-day festival featuring one of WI’s largest parades, a car cruise, 150+ arts HARVEST FEST
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT OF ALGOMA CAR SHOW July 15
and crafts & street fair vendors, 5k walk/run as part of the November 18-27
June 19 Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina
Downtown Algoma | Steele Street Bellin Titletown Run Series, great food, beach volleyball tourney, fireworks, Rio Creek Country Store \ E4351 County Road K Algoma
7PM Big Mouth & The Power Took Horns Free concert series overlooking
This annual car show features many classes of quality show cars, trucks, and kid’s area, fishing contest, live music, & entertainment for the entire family! Nine Big Days of savings on all your Fall and Winter needs. Kids activities,
Lake Michigan. The natural sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring
motorcycles in Downtown Algoma. Enjoy food, drink, music and a special algoma.org/shanty-days/ cookie decorating, door prizes, snacks, & more!
your chairs and blankets and relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and
Armed Forces Day salute by local service veterans. Free entry for spectators.
Ahnapee Brewery beer. algoma.org/concerts/ KEWAUNEE COUNTY CHRISTMAS STROLL
algomaciofa.org ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK
August 19 November 19, 20, 26,27
ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK
JULY July 22
Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina All Around Kewaunee County
Stroll, shop, stamp, win! Shop Kewaunee County! algoma.org/stroll/
7PM Badgergrass Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. The natural
Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina
ALGOMA CONCERTS IN THE PARK sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and blankets and
7PM Copperbox Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. The natural SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY
July 1 relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer.
sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and blankets and November 27
Heritage Park | Next to the Algoma Marina algoma.org/concerts/
relax while enjoying von Stiehl wine and Ahnapee Brewery beer. All Around Algoma
7PM Mockingbird Free concert series overlooking Lake Michigan. The
algoma.org/concerts/ Celebrate Algoma’s small local businesses! algoma.org/sbs/
natural sloping amphitheater welcomes you to bring your chairs and
blankets and
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COUNTY MAP
28 COUNTY MAP EVENT CALENDAR 27 29Dining
and more!
You won’t go hungry when you dine at
any of our locally-owned and operated
eateries. Algoma’s restaurants offer
everything from Hawaiian seafood and ARTISAN
gator bites to delectable burgers and the
SPECIALTIES
fries are a community favorite and you’ll • Cheese & Fresh Curds
always be able to find pizza and wings. • Wine & specialty craft beers
Other specialty menus include • Fresh Smoked Salmon & Trout
TexMex, Chinese, Italian and barbeque. • Fresh and Frozen Seafood
Several restaurants have outdoor seating • Door County Cherries
areas so you can enjoy a relaxing meal • Home baked breads, pastries,
while enjoying t he beautiful lakeshore cakes & cookies
weather. • Farm fresh produce
Whether it is breakfast you crave or • Home canned specialties
lunch is more your thing you will have • Coffees & Tea
many options ranging from casual to See the
contemporary but never stuffy! map/restaurants
list or visit
algomachamber.org.
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Our small town situated on the shore of Lake Michigan and the Ahnapee River,
Step away from the cookie-cutter malls
and come to Algoma where shopping
Whether you come for the day or the
week these are just a few of the fun finds
that await you in our small city with big
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schools and services that attracts a wide variety of new residents from young families charm of our historic downtown for a Kewaunee/Door County Peninsula.
truly relaxing experience.
to retirees. It’s what we don’t have that impresses See the map/shopping & food/
Dotted with a good mix of eclectic specialty list or visit
people: no stoplights, no traffic problems, no retail shopping, antique stores, coffee algomachamber.org
long lines at restaurants or stores. No unsafe houses and eateries, you’ll find
neighborhoods. Instead we enjoy a high quality something for everyone in your group.
Many are conveniently located within
of life: Lake Michigan on our doorstep, a highly walking distance as part of our down-
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teachers, award winning youth club, low cost
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Area of City: 2.51 sq. miles | County: 1084 sq. miles
(343 sq. miles land, 742 sq. miles water) 1226 LAKE STREET
WEATHER 920-487-2041
Average Highs: Spring: 49 |
Summer 77 | Autumn 56 | Winter 26
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34 SHOPPING SHOPPING 35Art!
CONTEMPORARY. ECLECTIC. AFFORDABLE.
Algoma’s art scene has been gaining momentum over the past decade and many
of our resident artists are nationally juried and well known from the Door Peninsula
to Chicago. But what truly resonates with visitors is that Algoma’s art community
embraces people of all levels of art appreciation and it is not uncommon to find
yourself welcomed into their homes and hearth. Our area also offers artists the
resources and respite space to work on their craft. Visit www.algoma.org/art for
information on studios, galleries and more.
Every First Friday of the month, downtown businesses open their doors for Gallery
Night, a shopping and art celebration. Sip local wine with friends as you travel
between galleries showcasing their newest exhibitions. Local artists, musicians and
restaurants host pop up shops on the sidewalks. After 8PM it is very common to
stumble upon the artists at the local establishments and be welcomed to sit down and
enjoy a local brew and conversation.
In June of 2007, downtown Algoma was the site of the Walldog Wave, an
International group of mural painters that converged on Algoma to create & recreate
historic representations of Algoma’s history. Turn to pages 23 – 34 in this booklet or
pick up your Historic Algoma Walking Tour brochure and explore these fascinating
works of art along with the rich historic architecture unique to downtown Algoma.
While you are on your walking tour, be sure to stop by the Algoma Public Library
to see the Henry Diefenbach outdoor cement sculptures. Diefenbach (1897-1967)
was a self-taught artist who began his journey in the world of art while recuperating
in a local sanitarium. He tucked seven houses and towers in his backyard along the
banks of Silver Creek where they remained until the Kohler Foundation restored and
gifted the sculptures to the City of Algoma.
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Door County Medical Center is leading
the health and wellness of Algoma
Work & Play in
Algoma! Mark Fergus
APNP, FNP-BC
Ellen Knipfer
APNP, FNP-BC
Beth Anne Lux
MD
Three Experienced
Algoma Area Industries Algoma Net Company – Manufactures and Providers
Algoma Lumber Co., Inc. – Buyers of sells hammocks, hammock stands, outdoor chairs
standing timber and logs. Manufactures first- and benches along with a complete line of travel
and sport style tote bags.
rate, northern ha rdwood a nd sof t wood lumber.
algomanet.com Family Medicine
Specializes in kiln-dried lumber, moldings
and siding. By-products include shredded CTI Hospitality - Manufacturers and
landscape bark, hardwood chips distributors of architectural and commercial-
and sawdust. algomalumber.com grade millwork products. The product line OB/GYN
includes: millwork for the DCMC - Algoma Clinic
hospitality industry, louvers and
Algoma Mop Manufacturers – A division moldings. ctihospitality.com
of East Shore Industries, Inc. which provides
Havegard Farm Inc. – A family owned Lab and X-ray Facilities
employment to people with disabilities.
Algoma Mop Manufacturers’ product line and operated business that specializes in the
includes a full range of quality mopping manufacture and distribution of high quality bird
feed products. havegard.com
products including custom industrial wet mop Behavioral Care
heads. East Shore Industries Olson Fabrication, Inc.
920-487-3541, Algoma Mop
Manufacturers 920-487-3614,
– A full service fabrication and machining Trusted team. Close to home
facility offering an array of services to many
1-800-216-3478 well-recognized companies in the marine, eet Orthopedics
construction, commercial and industrial areas.
They handle many different weldments, from (920) 487-3496
light gage stainless and aluminum
to 60,000 pound steel weldments. dcmedical.org Diabetic Specialties
olsonfabrication.com
In partnership with
Multi-Color Corporation
– Multi-Color Corporation offers the widest array
Same day
of printing and flexible packaging across 22 appointments
manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and
worldwide. For over 45 years they have produced PreveaCare AFTER HOURS available.
high-quality packaging products for worldwide After Hours is a convenient way for you to
customers ranging in size from small businesses to get the medical advice you need when your
large, high volume manufacturers and consumer primary care clinic is closed.
1-877-746-0003
product goods companies.
40 BUSINESS INDUSTRY BUSINESS INDUSTRY 41Cub Cadet Dealer
Small Engine Parts & Repair
LP Tank Exchange
Pickup and Delivery
Farm & Animal Health
Supplies
521 4th Street Algoma, WI
(920) 487-5088
Keys Cut
Custom Paint Mixing
Bird & Pet Food and
Supplies
Convenience Lumber
Toys
E4351 County K Algoma, WI ~ (920) 837-7777
www.doorcountycoop.com
"More than just your typical
HARDWARE STORE!"
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