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Search Term |
Highway 51 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
Number of Photo records |
48 |
Number of Archive records |
24 |
Number of Library records |
2 |
Related Records
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Advertisement for Alonso's Cozy Cove cottages and tavern. 1982-1988 - Owned by Jack and Joan Alonso. Current location is 5870 Highway 51.
Record Type: Archive
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Advertisement for Copeland's Cove cottages and tavern. 1974-1978 - Owned by Tom and Evelyn Copeland. Current location is 5870 Highway 51. Trap shooting range was offered by 1977.
Record Type: Archive
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Advertisement for Miller Bay Resort 1961 & 1964 - Owned by Harel and Alice Miller. Current location is 5870 Highway 51.
Record Type: Archive
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Advertisements for Strum's Chateau aka Strum's Resort 1946-1956 - Owned by Mr. & Mrs. Walter Strum. Current location is 5870 Highway 51. Chamber guide listing only 1953-1956
Record Type: Archive
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Advertisements for The Chateau aka Christensen's Tourist Court and Christensen's Cottages 1934-1944 - Owned by Carl Christensen. Current location is 5870 Highway 51.
Record Type: Archive
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Allen's Pantry 1961-1964 - Also know as Allen's Pantry, Restaurant and Soda Shop. It was located at the corner of Highway 51 and Powell Road- current address is 16630 Powell Road.
Record Type: Archive
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Article about the drowning of two crew members working on the highway bridge at the narrows between Manitowish and Spider Lakes. 1915 - The workers were adding a concrete floor to the bridge structure.
1915
Record Type: Archive
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Bar in Old Settlers Inn building at Voss' Birchwood Lodge - Located on Highway 51 at entrance to the Lodge.
Record Type: Photo
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Blue Bayou Inn & Restaurant 1998-2019 - Included are images of merchandise for sale: excerpts of Walt's Lagniappe cookbook and a branded ball cap.
Record Type: Photo
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DeWoody's Waukegan Lodge news clippings 1937 - DeWoody's operated a resort on Dog Lake until the mid to late 1930s, at which time they relocated to Fawn Lake.
1937
Record Type: Archive
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"Down Plunkett Road" by John Bates 1992 - The article talks about the Plunkett family homesteading along the Manitowish River from the mid 1880s - about the 1940s. Plunkett road has since become part of the bicycle trail from Manitowish Waters to Mercer.
Family/Historical Narratives & images
Record Type: Library
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