Join the Door County Historical Society for our March Luncheon Program, where we’ll explore the fascinating life and work of architect William Bernhard. This event will take place at Samuelson’s Creek Pub & Grill on Saturday, March 22, featuring guest speaker Jeff O’Keeffe from the Ephraim Historical Foundation.
William Bernhard was an influential architect known for his contributions to early 20th-century design. His work left a lasting impact on the built environment, blending functionality with aesthetic charm. Bernhard’s architectural influence can be seen in several significant structures throughout the Door County area. His keen eye for detail and dedication to craftsmanship made his designs stand out, reflecting both historical significance and innovative style.
Jeff O’Keeffe, a knowledgeable historian with the Ephraim Historical Foundation, will share insights into Bernhard’s life, his most notable projects, and the architectural legacy he left behind. Attendees will gain a deeper appreciation for how Bernhard’s work continues to shape our communities today.
Event Details:
📅 Date: Saturday, March 22
📍 Location: Samuelson’s Creek Pub & Grill
⏰ Time: Doors open at 11:30, lunch at noon, program will follow
💲 Cost: $40/each (DCHS members pay $35)
Reservations are required, so be sure to secure your spot soon!
We look forward to gathering for an afternoon of history, great food, and engaging discussion. Your support helps us continue our mission to preserve and share Door County’s rich heritage—consider making a donation to further our efforts. See you there!
