There’s still time—but not much. A few seats remain for this year’s Historic Tea, and you won’t want to miss this elegant, immersive afternoon. Register today and secure your place […]
A Few Seats Left: Reserve Your Spot at Our Historic Tea Read More »
Greetings! Things are moving along nicely at the lighthouse. Taylor Elam of Taylors hardwood floors was here to work on refinishing floors. We were scheduled to meet at 0730 and
From the Keeper’s Desk – April 16, 2026 Read More »
A century ago, a small group of citizens met at the Courthouse and made a bold decision—to protect Door County’s history before it was lost to time. Because of them,
The Next 100 Years Begin With Us Read More »
Greetings! Jeanne has been busy painting the upstairs boys bedroom, windows throughout the lighthouse and the ceiling hatches the insulators installed to insulate above the kitchen and second floor ceilings.
From the Keeper’s Desk – April 15, 2026 Read More »
Next Wednesday, April 22, we’re opening our doors and inviting the community in for a special Open House at our new office space. This isn’t just a new location—it’s a
Will we see you at our office Open House? Read More »
There’s nothing better than seeing history come to life—especially through the curiosity and energy of local students. On Saturday, April 11, we recently spent a wonderful morning with several students
A Morning of History, Hands-On Learning, and a Little Butter Making Read More »
Greetings! Mike and Billy were back working in the barn on the slat wall installation and sales counter. It looks fantastic. The slat wall will be perfect for displaying merchandise.
From the Keeper’s Desk – Apr 8, 2026 Read More »
There’s something special about seeing another issue come together—and our 2nd Quarter Newsletter is one you won’t want to miss. Inside, you’ll find the latest updates on everything happening at
Step Into the Story: Our Newest Newsletter Is Ready Read More »
Step back in time and savor a steaming cup of tea while uncovering the fascinating history of tea—and its surprising role in shaping a nation. As part of our commemoration
Tea & Treason: An Afternoon at the Warren House Read More »
There’s something timeless about maple syrup in Door County—the slow drip of sap, the steam rising from the sugar shack, the unmistakable taste of spring. On Monday, April 27, you’re
From Tree to Table: A Sweet Slice of Door County History Read More »