2013 Business & Visitors Guide - Kewaunee Chamber of Commerce

Spirit of the LakeshoreKewaunee, WisconsinA beautiful harbor, a rich history and a spirited people –this must be Kewaunee, Wisconsin!The Tug Ludington, a D-Day invasion veteran that towed ammunitionbarges to Normandy, greets visitors to Kewaunee’s spacious harbor,which boasts 172 slips for recreational boaters. A fleet of more than20 licensed charter boats delivers anglers to some of the best troutand salmon fishing on Lake Michigan.Beautiful, historic structures in the tree-lined Marquette Historic District,a distinctive residential neighborhood of 43 prestigious homes,offer a glimpse of Kewaunee’s turn-of-the-century past.Beyond the harbor and the history, the progressive cityof 2,900 residents is the county seat and home tofive major manufacturers and service industries.A picturesque setting in a progressive cityawaits your business.Call the City of Kewaunee at920-388-5000 to learn more.Cover photo by Image Quest Photography, Tom Skubol.Printing provided by Heyrman Printing, Green Bay.

Kewaunee’smostuniquediningexperience!Fine casual dining with a diverse menuincluding steaks, seafood, lamb chops,duck, pasta and Irish fare.Enjoy a pint or your favorite beveragein our comfortable Irish Pub.Nightly food and drink specialsand live entertainment!306 Ellis Street (hwy. 29)388-2525thecork@doorpi.netwelcometothecork.comKewaunee MarinaKewaunee MarinaLocated at the Highway 42 Bridge & the Kewaunee HarborPhoto courtesy ofTom Skubal Photogaraphy123 N. Main St., P.O. Box 256Kewaunee, WI 54216(920) 388-3300marina@cityofkewaunee.orgwww.cityofkewaunee.org• 100-Slip Full-Service Marina• Daily, Weekly & Seasonal Dockage Available• Clean, Private Showers & Restrooms• Fish Cleaning Station• Fuel Dock • Marina Sanitation Pump• Gas Grills• TV, Weather Channel, & Internet Access• Campground Sites (Full hookup & primitives)• Boat Trailer Storage Area• Public Boat Launch Facility2

2013 concert eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recAlgoma’s Week End Warm Up!Thursday’s 7:00–9:15 pm. Free Concerts at Heritage Park – next to CityMarina, Lighthouse, & Crescent Beach. Farmers Market, Concessions Available,Playground on site, Carry-ins Allowed. Produced by S.R.O. Events Inc. (920) 487-9802. In case of inclement weather, concerts will be held at Steelhead Saloon.July 11 – The Jimmys, Madison based 8 piece band (big band, swing, blues).July 18 – Terrance Simien & the Zydeco Experience, New Orleans musicJuly 25 – Big Mouth and the Power Tool HornsAugust 1 – Fun w/Atoms (80’s and 90’s)August 8 – Chicago Blues Summit Featuring Westside Andy, Billy Flynn, BarrelHouse, Chuck & Steve Dougherty (blues)August 15 – Copper BoxMusic on the Farm at Heritage FarmWednesdays, 6:00–10:00 pm. Heritage Farm (5 miles south of Kewaunee onHwy 42). Heritage Food & Refreshments. For more information, call (920) 255-0626 or visit www.agriculturalheritage.orgMay 1 – Clete Bellin BandJune 5 – Sugar Bush Boys (Luxemburg Night)July 10 – Musical BrassSeptember 4 – Mark JirikovecOctober 2 – Orv KonopExplore the scenic byways, smalltowns, lake vistas and rollingpastures that are classic Wisconsin.Go to VisitKewauneeCounty.com3

2013 Ongoing eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recIMCA Stock Car RacingFriday nights April – AugustFairgrounds in Luxemburg, (920) 845-2300or visit www.luxemburgspeedway.comTug Ludington Tugboat ToursMid May – Mid SeptemberKewaunee Harbor (920) 388-5000Spring & Fall Fish RunCD Besadny Fish Facility, Dana Farm, Kewaunee (920) 388-1025Harbor-side dining with spectacular views!Enjoy daily food & drink specials, deck & flat screen TV’sLunch Served All DayDinner Menu starting at 4 pmSummer Hours:Memorial Day thru mid-October Open 7 days/week at 11amWinter Hours: Open Thurs, Fri, Sat at 11 amShrine of Our Lady of Good HelpIn October 1859, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared on threeoccasions to Adele Brise, a young Belgian immigrant.You are invited to come to the Shrine of Our Ladyof Good Help. For over 150 years the faithfulhave come to this hallowed site seeking theintercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary.Our Lady of Good Help at Champion, WIis the only site in the United States of anapproved apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary.920.866.25714047 Chapel Drive, New Franken, WI 54229www.shrineofourladyofgoodhelp.com4

2013 calendar of eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recMay 4 – Casco Village Garage Sale 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. For moreinformation, call Debbie Haumschild at (920) 837-2152.May 18 – Annual Main Street Car Show Sponsored by CommunityImprovement of Algoma Main Street Center. Call (920) 487-5498 for moreinformation or visit www.algomamainstreet.orgMay 18 – Spring On The Farm at Heritage Farm (5 miles south of Kewauneeon Hwy 42). Fanning mill demos, farm machinery, bake sale, petting zoo andmuch more! Call (920) 682-6615 for more information.May 18 – Luxemburg Village Wide Rummage & Craft Sale 8:00 amto 4:00 pm. For information visit www.luxemburgchamber.comMay 25 – Casco 5K/10K Run & 5K Walk 3rd Annual run/walk downthe beautiful Ahnapee State Trail! Race starts at 8:00 am. Cost is $20 per personor $40 per family before May 17th. After May 17th cost increases by $5. Preregistrationis required to be eligible for T-shirt. Refreshments available followingthe race. Proceeds benefit Casco Fire and Casco/Lincoln First Responders. Registeronline at www.active.com, download the form at www.cascorunwalk.com, orpick up a form at a local business. Email cascorun@gmail.com for additionalinformation.June 1 – Dairy Days Dash 8th Annual 5K Walk/Run Proceeds from thisyear’s event will benefit Marv Bins Food Pantry. The Run/Walk will begin &end at the Luxemburg Community Center, located at 206 Maple St. Strollers &wheelchairs welcome. No pets please. Early Registration Deadline is May 18th($15/individual or $40 per family) & includes a FREE T-shirt & goodie bag. FreeFood & Drinks after the Dash. For more information please contact organizerAndrea Dalebroux @ (920) 437-9281. Online registration will be available thruActive.com closer to the event.June 14 – Relay for Life of Kewaunee County 3:00 pm to Midnight atKewaunee High School TrackJune 15 – 9th Annual Great Lakeshore Tractor Rally through beautifulpicturesque rural countryside of Kewaunee County. The rally will begin and end atthe Heritage Farm (5 miles south of Kewaunee on Hwy 42). For more information,call (920) 388-0604 or visit www.agrigulturalheritage.orgJune 16 – Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm! Norman Acres,N1235 County Rd. B, Kewaunee. All you can eat dairy brunch served from8:30 am to 12:00 pm. Cost is $6.00 adults, $3.00 children ages 4 – 12, andkids age 3 & under are FREE! FUN! FUN! FUN! Kids’ games, petting zoo,family entertainment, horse drawn wagon rides, farm tours, & antique tractorshow. Sponsored by the Kewaunee County Dairy Promotion, Inc. For additionalinformation, please visit http://kewauneedairypromotionbreakfast.com5

2013 calendar of eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recJune 21 – Lady’s Fest Eve “Just DESSERTS!” 6:30 to 8:30 pm at von StiehlWinery - $15/person includes All-You-Can-Eat DESSERT Buffet & a glass of wine!Additional wine sold for $4/glass. HUGE sale this evening only 25% off your casepurchase and 15% off any other merchandise. Get the deals & avoid the linestomorrow! Call 1-800-955-5208 to RSVP by June 9th. For more information, visitwww.vonstiehl.com or call 1-800-955-5208.June 22 – Lady’s Fest & Stiletto Strut at von Stiehl Winery –$35/personincludes a massage, 2 glass of wine in a Naughty Girl glass you get to keep,lunch, and a chocolate truffle. LIVE music by Seven Funk from 11 am to 3 pmfollowed by Men in Suits from 3 PM to 7 PM. New to the event – Stiletto Strut at 10am to benefit Ribbon of Hope Foundation. Enjoy the Faire by shopping specialtyvendors. For more information visit www.vonstiehl.com or call 1-800-955-5208.June 29 – Kewaunee County Open Draft Horse ShowFairgrounds, LuxemburgJune 29 – “Era of Elegance” Luncheon & Style Show at the HeritageFarm, (5 miles south of Kewaunee on Hwy 42). Ladies are invited to “dress up”,“wear a hat”, or “come as you are”. Tables are set with linens, fine china &stemware – everyone different & unique. See the transformation & enjoy the day!Advance ticket sales only for this event! For additional information, please callJoAnn at (920) 682-6615 or Peggy at (920) 776-1399 or visit them on the web atwww.agriculturalheritage.orgJuly 5-6-7 – 20th Annual Gator Fest at Janda’s Bar in Ellisville! Friday-Outdoor Live Music by “The Cougars” 8 PM – midnight, gate opens at 6pm; Saturday-Charity Walk “2 Miles for Smiles”, Milk Bottle Tournament, DJEntertainment beginning at 3 pm, Live Music by “Replica” 8 pm.-midnight; Sunday-Parade at 12-noon, Polka Band (Mark Jirikovec) 1 – 5 pm. Serving Burgers, Brats,Chicken Booyah, and Nachos Saturday & Sunday! No Cover Charge, monetarydonations will be accepted for Local Charities. For additional information, pleasecall (920) 845-2210July 5-6 – Algoma’s City Wide Garage Sale 8:30 am to 3:00 pm. Formore information call (920) 487-5498.July 6 – Kewaunee County 4-H Open Horse Pleasure & Speed ShowFairgrounds, LuxemburgJuly 13-14 – The 41st Annual Trout Festival! Kewaunee’s very own, nowa 2 day festival! Celebrated in downtown Kewaunee, in Harbor Park. FREE – NOADMISSION! This year’s Theme: “We All Scream for Ice Cream”. All Weekend:dunk tank, bouncers for kids & teens, live music, trout boils, food & drink, icecream sundaes, car show, vintage snowmobile show, Offshore Challenge, possibleKids Trout Pond. Mad Dog & Merrill Midwest Grill off 10 am to 2 pm Saturdayonly. Fireworks on Saturday at dusk, parade at noon on Sunday. Call the Chamberoffice at (920) 388-4822 or check out the website at www.kewaunee.org6

2013 calendar of eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recJuly 13 – Annual “Offshore Challenge” Salmon and Trout DerbyKewaunee. Now one of Wisconsin’s biggest one day tournaments, huge payouts.This is one tourney you don’t want to miss! (Times to be announced.) Registrationforms are available at the Kewaunee Marina or the Chamber Visitor Center.There’s a mandatory “rules meeting” on July 12th at 7pm! Contact Mike Krieger atthe Kewaunee Marine (920) 388-3300 for more information.July 18-21 – Kewaunee County Fair Located at the KewauneeCounty Fairgrounds in Luxemburg. Enjoy agricultural displays, food, midwayrides, livestock, horses, grandstand entertainment. Call (920) 845-2241 forentertainment and ticket information, or visit www.thebigkonline.comJuly 20-31 Annual Kewaunee/Door Salmon Tournament Thousandsof dollars in cash and prizes will be on the line in the Midwest’s most popularChinook salmon fishing contest. Cast or troll anywhere in Lake Michigan off theshores of Kewaunee and Door counties with weigh-in ports at Algoma, Kewaunee,Sturgeon Bay, Baileys Harbor and Washington Island. First Place is worth$10,000 cash to the lucky angler who reels in the winning “king”. The payouttypically goes more than 200 places deep, making it unique among Great Lakes’fishing contests. That’s in addition to the daily cash and prizes awarded at eachof the five weigh-in ports. For more information, call (920) 883-9792 or www.kdsalmon.comAugust 3-4 – Czech & Kolache Festival Located at Heritage Farm (5 milessouth of Kewaunee on Hwy 42). This is the LARGEST Czech Fest in NE Wisconsin!Enjoy two full days of Czech Food, Kolache baking demonstrations and Kolachesales – Czech music, beer gardens, Czech vendors and displays! Saturday, Musicby Mark Jirikovec Band from 1 – 5 pm. Sunday’s 10:30 Polka Mass with Fr. BillO’Brien and Czech Choraliers, followed by a Czech dinner and then more musicby OK Combo Newtonburg Brass Band from 1 – 5 pm. Call (920) 682-6615 or(920) 660-0156 for additional information or email ahr@tm.net*We use only the finest ingredients**Every dish made to order**Come taste the difference at Gib’s on the lake*www.gibsonthelake.comFor Reservations call(920)-776-1551N110 State Highway 42Kewaunee, WI 542167

2013 calendar of eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recAugust 8-11 – Shanty Days Fishing Contest will run four days this year.Fishing can begin any time after 12:01 am on August 8 and will end at 10 amon August 11. Multiple categories for fish caught from boat or shore by all ages.Tickets for ages 15 & under are $3, ages 16-17 are $5 and adults are $10.In addition to cash and tackle prizes to those who catch the larger fish, manyrandom-draw prizes are awarded among ticket buyers present at the ceremonySunday at 11 am at the Algoma Marina pavilion. Contact Kevin Naze at (920)883-9792 for more information.August 9-10-11 – Shanty Days Celebration of the Lake Come join usfor the 27th annual Lakeshore Celebration. Live music, great food, huge parade,arts-n-crafts fair, 5K walk/run, fishing contest and more! Check out the ShantyDays “button” at www.algoma.org for a schedule of events and more about otheractivities during this fun-filled, family-friendly weekend. You may also call theAlgoma Chamber at 487-2041August 17 – 4th Annual Ahnapee Trail Century Bike Ride 8–100 milesof scenic trail. Rest stops will be manned along the way with a variety of energyfood & drinks. Bring the whole family – there are routes to fit any rider’s abilities!The ride starts at the Luxemburg trailhead in downtown Luxemburg and passesthrough a number of small communities along the way. Registration closing dateis Wednesday, August 7th, 2013. Register online at www.active.com/facebook/ahnapeetrail.org! Ride day registration will be available starting at 6:00 am atthe Boardinghaus Pub, located at 831 Main St. in Luxemburg. Contact Melissa at(920) 866-2453 for more information.September 7 – 11th Annual Kewaunee FFA Truck & Alumni Tractor PullThis annual event is held at the Heritage Farm, (5 miles south of Kewauneeon Hwy 42). Pull Starts at 12-noon. There will be a Farm Toy Show again thisyear. Money raised will go to support the kids in the Kewaunee FFA. For moreinformation, call (920) 255-1408.September 7 – Fall Harvest Fest at Parallel 44 Vineyard & Winery, noon –6 pm. Enjoy the Fall Colors at Parallel 44. This event includes a Traditional GrapeStomp starting at 1 PM. Vineyard Tours will occur on the hour at 2, 3, 4, & 5 pm.Wine Sampling (available for $12.00) includes 5 samples and a Parallel 44 logowine glass. Live Music by Blind Ambition. Food available for purchase. For moreinformation, visit www.parallel44.comSeptember 7 – Kewaunee City Wide Garage Sale For more informationcall (920) 388-4822September 13-14 – 12th Annual Wet Whistle Wine FestAward Winning Wines, Grape Stomp, Fine Art, & Specialty Foods are featured.Music by The Cougars on Friday night. Music from the Annie Rose Band onSaturday from 10 am – 1:30 pm and The Groove Hogs (Reunion Concert)Saturday from 2 to 6 pm. Admission Charge: Friday free (4 – 8 pm), Saturday$10 (10 am – 6 pm). For more information, call 1-800-955-5208 or visit www.vonstiehl.com9

2013 calendar of eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recSeptember 21-22 – 20th Annual Agricultural Heritage DaysThis annual event is held at the Kewaunee County Fairgrounds in Luxemburg andwill feature antique farm equipment, tractor pulls, horse pulls, and demonstrationsof old time farming and more. Watch food being prepared on antique wood-firedcook stoves. Call (920) 323-3323 for additional information.September 28 – 11th Annual Black Tie Dinner at Heritage Farms. Startthe evening off with a cheese buffet and specialty wines, adjourn to the mainpavilion for dinner & dancing. Reservations only. Call 388-0604 for additionalinformation & tickets.September 28 – 3rd Annual Zoobilee Location: Bruemmer Park. Food,Beverages, Bakery, Raffles, and Kids Activities to include: crafts, games, & facepainting; Inflatable’s; Entertainment; Horse Drawn Wagon Rides. Sponsored bythe Zoological Society of Kewaunee County. More information coming soon!October 26 – “Oktoberfest” at Heritage Farm, (5 miles south of Kewauneeon Hwy 42). Enjoy the Jerry Voelker Band along from 1 – 4 pm. 4:30 pmPolka Mass w/ Fr. Bill O’Brien. German Dinner. Call 1-800-353-3535 for moreinformation or visit www.agriculturalheritage.orgNovember 22 – Kewaunee Holiday Parade & Festival Sponsored bythe Kewaunee Area Chamber of Commerce. Be part of the parade or sit back onEllis Street and watch the numerous floats, fire trucks and bands perform. Stopby Christkindlmarkt to visit with Santa immediately following the parade to hearthe little ones wish list for Christmas. Call the Chamber office at 388-4822 withquestions.November 22-23 – Christkindlmarkt and Christmas Stroll Kewaunee’snewest festival. Come down and see Santa following the parade. Experience atraditional centuries old European Christmas Marke. Shopping, kids activities,music, food, many different vendors, & more. Saturday evening entertainment by“Copper Box”! This is a must see! Something for everyone! Call (920) 388-4822for details.Old Towne Antique Mall50 dealers featuring glassware jewelry furniture phonograghsprimitives toys rugs gardening fishing decoys and beer itemsOpen Daily May - OctoberOpen Weekends in Winter920-388-4034Highway 42 Kewaunee, WI 920-388-2690 home10

2013 calendar of eventsTo view more Kewaunee County events, please visit www.kewauneeco.org/recNovember 23-24 – Christmas Open House “Silver Bells” 8am-5pm.Aissen Tree Farm is celebrating their 25th Anniversary! Visit Kewaunee County’slargest Christmas gift shop over 9000 sq ft filled with 30 lighted Christmas treesdisplayed with 5000 ornaments, unique gifts, antiques, over 1000 wreaths,kissing balls, and garland to choose from. The aroma and the spirit of Christmas isoverwhelming! Easy to find, just 10 miles west of Kewaunee right on Hwy 29. Visitour website aissentreefarm.com or call 920-845-5554 for more information. Seead below.December 7 – Christmas in the City Algoma. Join visitors and residents asthey celebrate the holiday season. Spend the day shopping; have milk & cookieswith Santa, and more! Don’t miss the Parade through downtown, and join inthe Holiday Home tour after! Check out www.algomamainstreet.org for moreinformation.December 7 – “Christmas in the Country” At Heritage Farm (5 milessouth of Kewaunee on Hwy 42). Visit Santa, watch the young ones make theirown tree ornaments, shop for your holiday cookies and candies, have lunch andenjoy the festive country decorations. Visit the log home. Call 388-0604 for moreinformation or email ahr@tm.netCelebrating 25 Years!Uniquely open daily 9am - 7pmstarting Nov. 23 through Christmas Eve DayWe are easy to find! Just 10 miles west of Kewaunee, right on Hwy 29E1105 State Hwy 29, Luxemburg 920-845-5554Kewaunee County’s Largest Christmas Gift Shop ~ Over 9000sqft• Over 5000 ornaments• Unique Gifts• Antiques• Fresh Wreaths, KissingBalls, Garland, Trees• Indoor LifesizeGingerbread Playhousewww.aissentreefarm.com11

A Golf Digest ★★★★Course18-hole championshipgolf course.Open to the public.www.northbrookcc.comFine Dining 920-845-2306Pro Shop & Tee Times 920-845-2383Highway 54 to Luxemburg, then 1 mile North on County Trunk ABBoat & Motor Repair ShopComplete Tackle StoreNewlyRemodeled!www.accuratemarineandstorage.com920-388-2326203 Dodge Street, KewauneeLuxuryPrivacyFabulous Lake ViewsThe Harbor Loft apartment in downtown Kewaunee is the ideal retreat for agetaway weekend or vacation. Beautifully renovated historic building sleeps 6.Call or visit our website today for information!920-388-2340 www.harborloft.net info@harborloft.net12

area attractionsThe Anadromous Fish Facility In Fall and Spring make sure you stop by towatch trout and salmon struggle up the fish ladders into special holding tanks forspawning. See page 26 for more information.The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help Known as “The Chapel” by the localinhabitants, the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help is built directly over the sitewhere Mary “The Queen of Heaven” appeared to Adele Brise, a young Belgianimmigrant woman, in October of 1859, one year after the Marian apparitionsoccurred at Lourdes. The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help is located on 6 acresof peaceful farmland just 15 miles Northwest of Kewaunee in Champion, WI. TheShrine of Our Lady of Good Help is the first and only Marian shrine in the UnitedStates that is on the site of an approved apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary.Heritage Farm Located just south of Kewaunee at N2251 State Highway 42,is the home of Agricultural Heritage and Resources, a not-for-profit associationcommitted to preserving agriculture’s diverse heritage and promoting its future.Riverview ATV Park The Bay Lake ATV plays a vital role in continuing thesuccess of the park. There are over 20 miles of wonderful and exciting riding.The park is open from 6:00 am to dusk as weather permits. The park is closedfrom March 1 st through April 30 th and the trails are not groomed in winter. As arule, ATV trails are open until the snowmobile trails open. Restrooms are availableuntil October 15 th . The park also has 3 miles of mountain bike trails. Call thePromotions and Recreation Department at 388-0444 to check if there are anydays that are closed because of occasional events at the park. Take Hwy. 29 west,turn right on County C to Maple Road, take left and follow signs.Golfing Experience golfing at its best. Kewaunee county offers 2 differentbeautifully landscaped golf courses. Located on Hwy. 42 between Kewaunee andAlgoma is Alaskan Golf Course. This course offers 9 holes of golf. Call 388-3940for reservations. The second course, nestled in the heart of Luxemburg, you’ll findNorthbrook Country Club. Northbrook offers 18 holes of golf. Call 845-2383.Kewaunee Tourist Information Center & Chamber of Commerce Locatedover the bridge on the north side of Kewaunee. Stop in to gather informationabout over 100 local businesses in the Kewaunee area. During the summer theChamber is open daily from 9 am – 4 pm. Ask our knowledgeable volunteers anyquestions you have about the area. You will also find Wisconsin road maps andinformation about Wisconsin. We can’t wait to assist you.Harbor Park Stop for a quiet afternoon, pack a picnic lunch and pull up a tableand enjoy the Kewaunee ambiance. Watch the harbor for jet skiers, fishermenand sailboats ready to enjoy the beautiful Lake Michigan water. On Sundays insummer, Harbor Park is the site of Music in the Park. Pull up a lawn chair andexperience some of the best music on the lakeshore. Harbor Park is also the homeof the Annual Trout Festival that is held the second weekend in July.Kewaunee’s Victorian Pierhead Lighthouse Fully operational year-round,with both a main light and a fog signal. Visitors may walk out to the end of thepier and view the exterior of the lighthouse. See page 23 for details.Tug Ludington Open Memorial weekend until Labor Day. See page 25 for details.13

All Forms of Insurance - Financial Services 920-388-3900301 Harrison Street800-267-3900Kewaunee, Wisconsin 54216Michael E. WalstonWebsite: www.walstoninsurance.comR&J Rental2 Bedroom House1-1/2 BathsFurnishedWasher & DryerRent by Day or Week920-388-2720Easy access to boat launch!Walking distance to downtown! Gas & Wood Pellet14

area attractionsKewaunee Historic Jail Museum Built in 1876 as the sheriff’s residence andcounty jail. Three floors of local history includes a life size basswood statuary of FatherMarquette’s 1674 landing in Kewaunee, a 5’x6’ hand carved diorama of Custer’slast stand, and a model of the U.S.S. Pueblo, an electronic ship built and launchedin Kewaunee in 1944 and captured in 1968 by the North Koreans. Located at 613Dodge St., Kewaunee. Open noon-4:00 daily. For more information call 388-7176.Kewaunee County Historical Society Center “If you can’t find grandma,you can find her here”. Extensive Kewaunee county business and family history.Including newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, audio interviews, also 32,000photos on file. Museum type displays. Children’s area. Located at 217 Ellis St.,Kewaunee. Open Noon-4:00 daily. For more information call 388-0369.Kewaunee’s Marquette Historical District Stop by the Kewaunee AreaChamber of Commerce located at 308 North Main St. to receive a free guidebook to the ever popular Marquette Historic District. Follow the book and guideyourself through the quiet and peaceful neighborhoods. See the showcasedhomes built in the late 1880’s and early 1900’s by some of Kewaunee’s leadingbusinessmen. Expect to find a variety of Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne,Craftsman, Prairie, American Foursquare and various Period Revival styles ofarchitecture. This tour is well worth your time.Kewaunee’s Marshland Walk is a 1,500 foot boardwalk path over themarshlands and a birder’s paradise where all kinds of waterfowl congregate. It’slocated ¼ mile north of the bridge in Kewaunee. The walkway meanders throughthe wetland habitat along the Kewaunee River, ending in an observation deck witha breathtaking panoramic view of the river.Pioneer and Selner Park Just one block from Kewaunee’s downtown area,the parks feature a public beach and swimming area. Pioneer Park is located at theeast end of Kilbourn Street, across from the Vollrath Company. It includes a shadedgrassy area for picnics, swings and teeter-totters for children and a sandy beach.Selner Park is just a block south. It also features a shady picnic area, a parking areaand sandy beach. Swimming is at one’s own risk with no lifeguard available. Twoother parks are on the water, north of the bridge. Father Marquette Memorial Parksits at the foot of the hill on Lakeshore Drive, with a kitchen and restroom facility.Harbor Point Park has grills and a picnic area with a great view of the harbor.Kewaunee Winter Park Fun for the whole family! The park, which featuresfive 535-foot tubing lanes and a ski hill, is located just past Kewaunee CountyBruemmer Park, about 2.5 miles west of Kewaunee. Take County C to theintersection with County F, turn left and drive past Bruemmer Park. Winter Parkis just beyond the park on the right before the hill. A Chalet is used as a meetingplace in the summer and a warming shelter in the winter for tubers and skiers.Kewaunee County Bruemmer Park Located about 2 miles west ofKewaunee where County C intersects with County F. Visitors can enjoy a relaxingday with family and friends. The park features a small zoo with many animalsnative to northeastern Wisconsin, including pigmy goats, raccoons, deer, etc. It alsofeatures several shelters for family picnics and parties. Call Parks and RecreationDirector Matt Payette at (920) 388-0444 to reserve a shelter for special events.15

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Music in the parkSponsored by the Kewaunee Chamber of CommerceIn the Gazebo at Harbor ParkDowntown KewauneeSundays from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.June 23 – Copper Box -- featuring Danny & Michelle Jerabek, playing a mixtureof rock, Zydeco & polka, some blues, country and Tejano. Will get you grooving.June 30 – “Cookee” -- Gary Coquoz, playing a variety of your favorite songs.July 7 – Mockingbird – Roy Malvitz, Bill Wright, Terry Worth & Bob Vanden-Branden, playing popular music from the 50’s to the 90’s.July 14 – Greatest Hits Polka BandJuly 21 – Rocker – Doug & the guys playing 60’s, 70’s, 80’s & newer. Some country.July 28 – Newtonburg Brass Band – Robert Kuether & 13 musicians, concertband favorites, light classics, marches, dixieland, polkas and waltz.Aug. 4 – The Del Rey’s – TJ, Beaver, Lance, Ralph playing a variety of rock &roll from the 50’s, 60’s, & 70’s. Performing together since the late 70’s, will get youdancing.Aug. 11 – “Let Me Be Frank Productions” Tribute to the 60’s – featuringFrank & Amy with songs from the Dave Clark Five, Chubby Checker, Janis Joplin &Dusty Springfield.Aug. 18 - Greatest Hits Polka Band – Rick & the guys playing your old timefavorites. Sponsored by Matt’s Services LLCAug. 25 - Shirley & Ken – singing classic favorites, some country, somethingfor everyone.Sept. 1 – Charlie Rohr Band (formerly Antique Rock Show) – Charlie, Keith &Gus playing classic rock, some country & some blues on request.Sept. 8 – K.H.S. Theatre Arts Group – entertaining on the Main Stage(behind Gazebo)FREE to the public.Bring your own cooler,picnic basket, lawn chair,blanket, and relax &enjoy some great music.Rain location:Port O’ Call, 310 Milwaukee Street(Carry-in’s not allowed at rain location.)19

festivalsSponsored by the Kewaunee Chamber of CommerceJoin us for the AnnualCHRISTKINDLMARKTHoliday Market & Festival in KewauneeNov 22 & 23, 2013Traditional Olde English Craft Fair, Holiday Parade,Children’s activities, Santa, Christmas StrollLive music entertainment by copper BoxOn Saturday EveningSponsored by the Kewaunee Area Chamber of CommerceFor vendor inquiries or other information call 920-388-4822CABIN FEVERMid Winter FestivalJanuary 25, 2014Shake off the winter doldrumswith a lively night of fun and frivolityPlan now to attend this eveningof entertainment and socializing.Silent Auctions, Raffles, Door Prizes, Cash BarSponsored by the Kewaunee Area Chamber of CommerceFor Tickets or to Make a Donation call 920-388-482220

festivalsSponsored by the Kewaunee Chamber of Commerce41st AnnualKEWAUNEE TROUT FESTIVALSaturday & SundayJuly 13th & 14th 2013Kids Games, dunk tank, bouncers &a rock climbing / bungee trampolinecombination for teens.Live Music • Trout BoilsFood & Drink • Ice Cream SundaesFireworks on Saturday at DuskParade Sunday at Noon_____________________________________Saturday, July 13th 2013car showNEW Expanded Show Area!Swap • Vendors • Raffle • Live MusicVintage Snowmobile showSwap • Loud Pipe ContestRaffles • Live Music • Food & Beverage TentOffshore ChallengeSalmon & Trout Super Derby1-Day Team TournamentStart: 5:00am - Return: 2:00pmMaximum 9 Lures In The Water At One TimeWeigh Best 10 Fish- Maximum 6 Lake TroutRegister Before July 1 - $80.00Register July 1 – July 13: $110.00mad dog & merrillgrill-offLocal Chefs • VIP Judges • Cash Prizes_____________________________________Visit www.kewaunee.org for more details!21

N6010 Cty. D Kewaunee, WI 54216 (920) 462-0932for Specials & Bar Hours• Domestic & Import Drinks• Variety of Food• Patio & Bar• Full Menu• Dine In/Take OutWe will keep theGrill on for you• Volleyball• Pool Table• Video Games• Live MusicEveryday FISH FRYBurgerse-mail: jeffssbg@hotmail.comwww.jeffssportsbarandgrill.comAlaskan Golf Club9 Hole Public CourseDriving RangeGolf Shop & Bar18 Hole Mini-GolfGary & Barb Pazdera(920) 388-3940N6092 Hwy.42Kewaunee, WI 54216La Fond’s Fish Market920-388-0577 • bluewaterfisheries@att.net216 Milwaukee Street, Kewaunee, WI 54216Fresh FishSeafoodCheeseVac-SealingSmoked FishPickled FishSausageCustom Smoking22

kewaunee pierhead lighthouseImagine thick blankets of fog coveringthe entrance to the harbor so thick thatpeople could not see their hand in frontof them. These foggy conditions alongKewaunee’s shore could make boattravel dangerous. Back in 1892 whenrumors spread that Kewaunee containedgold, immigrants rushed to Kewauneeto cash in on that gold. At this timeKewaunee’s chances of becoming amajor port on Lake Michigan were high.A pair of range lights were installed in 1891 that helped guide people in from thefog. The next year, construction of the piers and dredging of the river began. Therewas an elevated catwalk where the lighthouse keeper would enter the lighthouse.The catwalk ran the length of the pier and was used to help keep the lighthousekeeper safe from fierce storms.In 1909, a diaphone fog signal horn was installed in the front range light. Alsoat this time a large fog signal building was built in front of the lighthouse. Thisaddition was used to contain the steam power for the fog signal and doubled ashousing for the keeper as he kept watch on long foggy nights. A 70 foot steelrange light tower was added in 1912.In 1931, the front range lights were eliminated and a new 45 foot focal plane wasconstructed on the roof of the 1909 fog horn addition. It is thought that the old fifthorder Fresnel lenses were moved into the new tower.In 1930, during a routine trip between Kewaunee and Michigan, the car ferry,“Ann Arbor” crashed into the pier and damaged both the pier and lighthouse. TheU.S. Army Corps of Engineers were in charge of repairing the damage.Between 1931 and the present time there were few major changes. The catwalkwas removed and the door moved to pier level. In 1981, the light was automatedby an electric four-bulb changer, but the fifth order Fresnel light still shines its whitebeam on fishermen. The diaphone fog signal was also removed from the tower in1981, but a Kewaunee native recorded the foghorn’s unique sound before it wasdismantled. Now, the 30 minute recording he made is enshrined in the Library ofCongress’ National Recording Registry.Kewaunee’s square lighthouse, resembling the Holland Lighthouse, is white witha red roof. It is steel frame constructed and covered with ¼ inch steel plate.The tower height is 43 feet and there are no living quarters in the house. Thelighthouse is located on the south pier and on the north pier is a navigation maker.Although real gold was never found in Kewaunee, and car ferry service betweenKewaunee and Michigan has come to an end, Kewaunee’s lighthouse continuesto serve as a beacon to the many visitors that come to enjoy all Kewaunee has tooffer.23

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tug ludingtonMade for WWII the Tug Ludington was built at JacobsonShipyard in Oyster Bay, New York. In February of 1943 theKeel was laid and the tug was finally finished in October ofthat same year.The U.S. Army accepted and christened the tug “MajorWilbur F. Browder” and designated the tug LT-4. The tug’s armament consisted oftwo 50 caliber machine guns mounted above the chartroom and pilothouse.The tug participated in the D-Day invasion of Normandy, towing ammunition bargesacross the English Channel. After Normandy it traveled to Cherbourg, France toassist in harbor operations until being sent to Plymouth, England until the end of thewar. After the war it joined the U.S. Army Transportation Corps. and returned toNorfolk, Virginia where it continued service along the eastern seaboard.In 1947, the Corps. Of Engineers transferred the tug to Kewaunee, WI and thenrenamed it the “Tug Ludington”. While in Kewaunee it was used in the constructionand maintenance of many harbors on the Great Lakes. The Tug has towed a widevariety of floating equipment. It is estimated that the Tug has hauled over 1 milliontons of cargo.The Tug now rests in Harbor Park in downtown Kewaunee and is open to visitorsfrom Memorial Day Weekend until Labor Day. The Tug is registered in the Nationaland State Register of Historic Places. Cost is $2.00 for adults, $1.00 for children.Home of Kewaunee County’sEntertainment VenueEntertainment Every WeekCheck our website for Dates, Times & Performers.PlusBluegrass Jam Every Sunday Afternoon 1-4PMwww.StadiumDiner.comOur Menu Includes Something for EveryoneBurgers—Regular & StuffedChicken– Sandwiches & EntreesPrime Rib-Sandwiches & EntreesSeafood-Sandwiches & EntreesSteaks-Sandwiches & EntreesPasta - Salads - Meatloaf - Home Made Soups - Broasted ChickenChildren’s Menu - Ice Cream Sundaes - Milk ShakesTake Out & Delivery AvailableFull Liquor Bar with Original Drink Specials + Over 50 Different BeersFree Pool Every Day plus Lots of Family Fun205 Navarino St., Algoma, WI 920-487-978825

Besadny Anadromous FisheryWHERE SALMON EGGSARE TURNED INTO SALMONThe Wisconsin Department of NaturalResources (WDNR) operates a fish eggcollection station near the City of Kewaunee.The WDNR’s Besadny Anadromous FisheriesFacility (BAFF) is nestled in a secluded areaalong a quiet, scenic stretch of the KewauneeRiver. Trout and salmon migrating from LakeMichigan are led by flowing water past twounderwater viewing windows to a fish ladder- a series of waterfall-like steps - that leads tosix collection ponds. Fish are moved from the ponds through the spawning processin the building and back to the river - upstream of the barrier dam - to continue theirupstream migration.History in the makingTrout and salmon have been stockedinto Lake Michigan since the early1960’s. Prior to the construction ofBAFF WDNR has relied, at least inpart, on other agencies for eggs and/or fish of several species or strains tomaintain the trout and salmon sportfishery in Wisconsin waters of LakeMichigan. BAFF is designed to serve as a collection station for trout and salmoneggs but the staff there also hatch and raise both lake sturgeon and spotted muskyfor stocking into Lake Michigan and Green Bay respectively. Additionally, BAFFprovides a scenic place for the general public to observe migrating fish and to learnabout fisheries and other WDNR programs through tours and educational programsoffered by the facility.Why we do the Things we DoThe primary objective of the WDNR trout and salmon stocking program for LakeMichigan is to provide a diverse sport fishery for anglers. Each year WDNRstocks millions of trout and salmon into Lake Michigan tributary streams to providea put-grow-and-take in the lake and sport fishery in the tributary streams. Sincemost Wisconsin tributary streams lack the potential to support adequate naturalreproduction, adult trout and salmon must be collected each year and spawned.Their progeny are raised in hatcheries and stocked back into the tributaries tocomplete the cycle.26

Besadny Anadromous FisheryWhen Can We See The Fish Jumping?BAFF operates from March through December with exact dates dependent uponspawning migrations of the various fish species. For specific days either see ourelectronic display sign in the building lobby or call the number listed below.Migration times for the spring steelhead occur from early March through earlyMay. The chinook salmon run begins in mid-September and continues throughmid-November. The fall coho salmon run occurs from mid-September through lateOctober. Seeforellen brown trout begin to enter the stream by mid-October andcontinue to run until the river ices up in late December.Hours of OperationThe Besadny Fisheries Facility is open to the public for viewing every day of the yearduring daylight hours. Fish are not always present. However, general spawningmigration periods are listed above. Please call the number listed below if you needmore information. Special group tours are available and can be arranged by callingMike Baumgartner the Besadny Facility manager at (920) 388-1025. Informationand educational displays also lead visitors on a self guided tour and provide basicinformation on trout and salmon life history, facility operation, and other relatedsubjects.We look forwardto seeing youin the future!!27

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chamber member business directory920 area code unless specified elsewhereEmergency ........... 911InformationKewaunee Area Chamber of Commerce ...... 388-4822Kewaunee Co. Parks & Rec Dept. .......... 388-0444Kewaunee Co. Economic Development Corp. ... 487-5233SchoolsKewaunee Grade School ................. 388-2458Kewaunee High School ................. 388-2951Kewaunee Superintendent ............... 388-2752Holy Rosary Catholic School .............. 388-2285LibraryKewaunee Public Library ................. 388-5015Local GovernmentKewaunee City Hall .................... 388-5000Kewaunee Fire Department ............... 388-5006Kewaunee Police Department ............. 388-5010Kewaunee Rescue Squad ................ 388-5001Kewaunee Sheriffs Department ............ 388-3100Kewaunee Street Department ............. 388-5002Kewaunee Water & Sewer Dept. ........... 388-5013Kewaunee County Courthouse ............. 388-7133Kewaunee Solid Waste Site .............. 388-2223ChurchesCommunity Congregational Church .......... 388-2719Grace Lutheran Church .................. 388-4688Holy Rosary Catholic Church .............. 388-4321Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church ............ 388-2592St Hedwigs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388-3134AccountingWesten Graff and Co. .................. 388-0818AgribusinessPagel’s Ponderosa .................... 388-3333Blazei Hoof Trimming .................. 388-4064Tisch Mills Farm Center, INC. ............. 776-1299Antique DealerOld Towne Antique Mall . ................ 388-4034Assisted Living FacilitiesEmerald Shores Assisted Living ............ 388-2833Kewaunee Care Center, LLC .............. 388-4111AttorneysMeier Rick B Law Office ................ 606-7166Slatky, Wolske and Mehn Law Office . . . . . . . . 388-2333Auto Sales and RepairsAlgoma Motors/Buick-GMC .............. 487-3418Blaha Body Shop ..................... 388-2730Jorns Chevrolet ...................... 388-0520Banquet/Meeting FacilitiesHeritage Farm and Agricultural Resources Inc. .. 388-0604The Hollyhock House .................. 388-3445The Kewaunee Inn .................... 388-0800Northbrook Country Club ................ 845-2306Port O Call .......................... 388-4883BowlingKewaunee Bowl . ..................... 388-3511CampingKewaunee Marina .................... 388-3300Kewaunee Village RV Park ............... 388-4851Maple View Campground ................ 776-1588Salmon Harbor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388-2120Charter Fishing BoatsAndrew LaFond Charters ................. 388-0577Angler Management ................715-581-5806Deep Six Charters ..................... 246-3501FishKewaunee.com .................... 427-3935Fishstick ........................... 837-2955Gone Fishin ......................... 255-2865Jaws II ............................ 819-6883Predator ........................... 606-3733Scrapper II ......................... 660-0550Slam Dunk Sport Fishing ................ 724-1541Tigger II ........................... 493-6748ChildcareHoly Rosary Childcare .................. 388-2285Super Stars Child Care Center. LLC ......... 388-3060Christmas Tree FarmAisen Tree Farm ...................... 845-555429

chamber member business directory920 area code unless specified elsewhere30Cleaning CompaniesService Master . ...................... 388-0300DistributorsFlanigan Distributors ................... 743-2036DairyBrother’s Dairy . ...................... 388-2261Krohn’s Dairy Products/Agropur ........... 845-2901Pagel’s Ponderosa ..................... 388-3333ElectriciansDan’s Electric ........................ 255-1320Harvs Electric . ....................... 388-3699Financial Institutions/InvestorsBaylake Bank ....................... 388-2040................................ 388-0883Novak ............................ 388-2890Title Trends, Inc. . ..................... 388-2226Union State Bank . .................... 388-3466................................ 388-4001Fish MarketBearcats ........................... 487-2372LaFonds Fish Market ................... 388-0577Fitness ClubKewaunee Health and Fitness Center . ....... 388-4961Funeral HomesBuchanan Funeral Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388-3811Gas Stations/Convenience StoresLakeshore Lighthouse Center Court ......... 388-3755Harbor Express . ...................... 388-2254Gift ShopsAissen Tree Farm ...................... 845-5554Coho Motel and Lighthouse Shop .......... 388-3565Parallel 44 Winery .................... 388-4400von Stiehl Winery . .................... 487-5208Golf CoursesAlaskan Golf Club ..................... 388-3940Northbrook Country Club ................ 845-2306Grocery StoresPiggly Wiggly ....................... 388-2311Shopko Hometown . ................... 388-2915Health ServicesBellin Health ........................ 388-4640Lakeshore Vision Center ........ Kewaunee 388-2020..........................Algoma 487-2020Letter, Dr. Mark, DDS .................. 388-5200InsuranceNovak Agency Inc. .................... 388-2890Walston Insurance Associates, Inc. ......... 388-3900Landscaping, Lawn & GardenServicesLakeshore Motor Sports ................. 388-4344M & E Landscaping .................... 388-3719Mike’s Sales and Services ............... 255-2308LodgingCoho Motel and Lighthouse Shop .......... 388-3565Harrison Harbour House ................ 388-0606The Kewaunee Inn .................... 388-0800ManufacturingKewaunee Fabrications ................. 388-2000Vollrath Co LLC ....................... 388-3113Marinas/Sales and ServicesAccurate Marine and Storage, LLC .......... 388-2326Kewaunee Marina .................... 388-3300Salmon Harbor Marina ................. 388-2120MediaKewaunee Star-News .................. 388-3175Non-Profit OrganizationsAmerican Legion - Post 29 ................KewuaneeAurora Visiting Nurses Assoc. ...........800-508-5527East Central International Trade, Business &Economic Development Council (ITBEC) ..715-356-4472Kewaunee Area Chamber of Commerce ...... 388-4822Kewaunee County Economic Development Corp . 487-5233Kewaunee County Historical Society ......... 388-0369Kewaunee Ducks Unlimited ............... 388-3276Kewaunee Just Cares ....................KewauneeKewaunee Lions Club ................... 388-4717Kewaunee Rotary Club .................. 388-3430Kewaunee Senior Center ................ 388-2676Marquette Historical District .............. 388-0618Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help . . . . . . . . . . . 866-2571VFW - Post 3392 ......................Kewuanee

chamber member business directory920 area code unless specified elsewherePharmacyShopko Hometown .................... 388-2915Points of InterestAhnapee Trail ........................ 388-0444Besadny Fisheries Facility ................ 388-1025Kewaunee County Historical Society Center .... 388-0369Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum .......... 388-7176Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse .............KewuaneeMarquette Historical District .............. 388-0618Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help . . . . . . . . . . . 866-2571The Historic Jail Museum ................ 388-3858The Tug Ludington, Harbor Park ............ 388-5000PrintingHeyrman Printing ..................... 499-4815Real Estate/Title ServicesNovak Agency, Inc. . ................... 388-2890Harbour View Reality & Appraisal .......... 388-4637................................ 255-0178Title Trends, Inc. . ..................... 388-2226Retail/Specialty StoresAissen Tree Farm ...................... 845-5554Bearcats Fish House ................... 487-2372Konop’s Meat Market (Stangelville) ......... 388-3892Krohn’s Dairy Products/Agropur ........... 845-2901Lakeshore Motor Sports ................. 388-4344Lighthouse Gift Shop . .................. 388-3565Martha’s Southern Cottage ............... 388-2626Parallel 44 Winery .................... 388-4400Shopko Hometown . ................... 388-2915Tom Skubal Photography . ............... 388-4999von Stiehl Winery . .................... 487-5208RecreationBaylake ATV Club ..................... 360-4405Lakeshore Area Vintage Snowmobile Assoc. ... 255-0842Lakeshore Motor Sports ................. 388-4344Restaurants/PubsAlaskan Golf Club ..................... 388-3940Birch Inn ........................... 388-0481Bubba J BBQ ........................ 388-4455Harbor Express ....................... 388-2254Janda’s Bar and Grill . .................. 845-2210Jeff’s Sports Bar and Grill ............... 462-0932Kunkels Korner Restaurant . .............. 388-0834Red’s Pub and Grill .................... 487-5431The Blue Door Sports Pub ............... 388-3500The Kewaunee Bowl ................... 388-3511The Stadium Diner & Bleachers Bar ......... 487-9788The Waterfront Bar and Grill .............. 388-0505Tippy Canoe’s Bar and Grill .............. 837-2727Village Kitchen . ...................... 837-7333Supper ClubsGibs on the Lake ...................... 776-1551Moxie’s Supper Club ................... 837-7552Northbrook Country Club ................ 845-2306Port O’ Call ......................... 388-4883The Cork Restaurant and Pub ............. 388-2525TelecommunicationsCellcom Retail Sales ................... 388-7271Business Sales ................. 255-2040Travel AgentPremier Travel ....................... 845-2600Upholstery and SewingMartha’s Southern Cottage .............. 388-2626UtilitiesDominion Energy/Kewaunee Power Station ... 338-2560Wisconsin Public Service Corp ..........800-450-7260Vacation RentalsHarbor Loft .......................... 388-2340R&J Rental .......................... 255-2560Web DesignCedar Ridge Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388-0670Wineries/VineyardsParallel 44 Winery & Vineyard ............ 388-4400von Stiehl Winery . .................... 487-5208Drink MilkIt Does A Body Good31

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