Historic Sturgeon Bay, Door County offers a unique opportunity for visitors to take a walking tour of some of the most beautiful neighborhoods and shops in Wisconsin. This Old House magazine even named one Sturgeon Bay neighborhood to its “Best Old House Neighborhoods 2011.” Historic homes, remarkable architecture, and even some little known tid-bits of history await your evening stroll.
Download a Historic Walking Tour map (PDF).
Curly Lambeau, Green Bay Packers founder, player and long time coach, passed away while mowing the lawn in front of the house at 522 Michigan Street on June 1, 1965. Curly Lambeau was a good friend of Mary Jane (VanDuyse) Sorgel who still owns this house. Mary Jane was a national baton twirling champion who joined the Packers in 1951 as a majorette. Vince Lombardi asked her to form a professional cheerleading group, the Golden Girls, who performed from 1961-1972. Many of the Golden Girls came from Mary Jane’s dance studio and were often seen practicing in the front yard of this house. Mary Jane is affectionately known as “The Original Golden Girl.”
Door County Maritime Museum Winter Speaker series in Sturgeon Bay continues through March
“Ghosts! Haunted Lighthouses of the Great Lakes” exhibit at the Sturgeon Bay museum closes March 4.
Sturgeon Bay Visitor's Center are thrilled to share this year's winners of the Fire & Ice carving!