Make History: Volunteer with the Door County Historical Society! Looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? The Door County Historical Society needs your help! Whether you […]
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In 2026 the Door County Historical Society will reach a remarkable milestone—our 100th anniversary! Since its founding on October 1, 1926, the Society has worked to collect, maintain, and share
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Join the team at Eagle Bluff Lighthouse! We’re hiring a Lighthouse Site Coordinator and Docents to share history and welcome visitors. Apply today!
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Join Us for the Door County Historical Society’s February Luncheon! The Door County Historical Society invites you to our February Luncheon, a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal, engage
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Greetings, It was a busy this morning at the lighthouse. Mike LeClair and his Baylake Electric crew arrived at the lighthouse at 0630 to finish up on the next round of electrical work. LED strip lighting
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Greetings! It was a pleasant surprise to see a WPS crew at the lighthouse this morning. They were checking out the power connections and plan to install the new transformer at Welker’s Point campground tomorrow. I
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Greetings! Monday afternoon the WPS contractor completed the landscape restoration where the power line trenching occurred. They did a nice job. It looks great. Now all we need is some
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Greetings! Chuck got new drain tile and reconnected the drain tiles that were severed when the contractor was trenching for the connection at the meter pedestal on the lighthouse. We
Greetings! Chuck Baum our lighthouse engineer has been working on the shutters to make life easier for the folks who have to open and close them. If you’ve volunteered at
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Greetings! Today was an eventful morning at the lighthouse. The WPS contractor arrived early to cut a trench across the road to route the high voltage power feed to the