WEST SIDE
1. 60 E. Maple St., Commercial, 1890
2. 108 W. Maple St., St. Peter Lutheran Church, 1950, Lannon Stone
Construction. Activity center addition, 2000.
3. 132 W. Maple St., Residence, 1905, Late Queen Anne
4. 204 W. Maple St., Friends Church, 1885, Gothic Revival.
The famous hymn "The Old Rugged Cross" was first presented at The Friends
Church by Reverend George Bernard in 1913.
5. 33 N. Joliet, Residence, 1900, Colonial Revival
6. 110 N. Joliet, Residence, 1895, Brick
7. 303 W. Maple St., Residence, 1895, Late Queen Anne
8. 217 W. Maple St., Residence, 1890
9. 201 W. Maple St., Joseph Harris House, 1876, Italianate
10. 121 W. Maple St., Residence, 1910, Bungalow
11. 27 S. Lansing St., 1900, Late Queen Anne
12. 101 S. Lansing St., Dr. Albert Kreitzer House, 1902,
Late Queen Anne. Renovated 1999
13. 119 W. Pine St., Residence, 1910
14. 107 W. Pine St., Residence
15. 223 S. Lansing St., Residence, 1908, American Foursquare
16. 229 S. Lansing St., Residence, 1900, Brick
17. 305 S. Lansing St., M.O. Bently Residence, 1910, Brick
18. 312 S. Lansing St., Residence, 1910, Stucco Bungalow
19. 78 W. Pine St., Katherine Stephan House, 1899, Brick
20. 17 W. Pine St., Sawyer School, 1920
21. 79 W. Oak St.
22. 119 S. Madison Ave., Schauer Brothers House, 1896, Italianate
23. 108 S. Madison Ave., John Rank Building—
Bank, 1908, Edwardian
24. 10 E. Oak St., General Store, 1898
25. 49 S. Madison Ave., Bank of Sawyer, 1904, Local Limestone
26. 44 S. Madison Ave., Drug Store/Post Office, 1895
27. 25-31 S. Madison Ave., Erdmann Commercial, 1890.
Building (bank, hardware, restaurant).
28. 7 S. Madison Ave., Hotel, 1904, Remodeled 1939, Moderne
29. 8 N. Madison Ave., Bernard Goeler Saloon, 1898, Renaissance Revival
30. Bay View Park. This "spur" of land, along with a bridge since removed, carried the
railroad across Sturgeon Bay. (Reference #17, East Side.)
31. Historic Sturgeon Bay Bridge, 1931. Eight-span Parker throughtruss with double
bascule lift.
32. Bullhead Point Historic District
33. Sawyer Railroad Station, 1910
EAST SIDE
1. 18 N. 4th Ave., Door County Historical Museum, 1939, Scandinavian
2. 442 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay City Jail, 1894
3. 354 Michigan St., Public Library, 1913. Carnegie Grant Library, Neo-Classical, Local
Gray Limestone.
4. 359 Louisiana St., United States Post Office, 1937, Georgian/Moderne.
Mural on the west wall of the lobby depicts the fishing industry in Sturgeon Bay.
5. 110-114 N. Third Ave., Drug Store, 1885, Renovated in 1986
6. 229 Louisiana St., Residence, 1890
7. 221 Louisiana St., Standard Oil Gas Station, 1927. Moved from
Michigan St./3rd Ave.
8. 213 Louisiana St., John Long House, 1865, Renovated in 1996
9. 116 N. 2nd Ave., N.S. Washburn House, 1885, Renovated in 1990
10. 132 N. 2nd Ave., Residence, 1904-1911, American Foursquare,
Renovated in 1987
11. 158 N. 2nd Ave., N.R. Lee House, 1867, Late Greek Revival,
Renovated in 1996
12. 234 Kentucky St., Nautical Inn, 1800s
13. 325 Kentucky St., John Graef Building, 1902
14. 361 N. 4th Ave., Henry Poehler House, 1897-1898
15. 376 N. Third Ave., Charles Greisen House, 1900-1902,
Late Queen Anne/Colonial Revival
16. 352 N. Third Ave., 1885
17. 351 N. Third Ave., Railroad Station, 1910 (Reference #28, West Side). Note:
63 E. Oak St. (West Side) was the Sawyer Depot; currently Culligan Water Systems.
18. 344 N. Third Ave., 1877. Thomas/Leathem Smmith home. Renovated in 1996
19. 330 N. Third Ave., 1882
20. 239 N. Third Ave., Donna Theater/Third Avenue Playhouse,
Remodeled in 1951
21. 211 N. Third Ave., Scofield Hardware Company, 1889
22. Historic Bell Tower; bell cast in 1900. A modern rendition of Baylake Bank's original
tower was dedicated January 26, 1990. Built on the NE corner of Third Ave. and
Kentucky, this new tower commemorates the Bank's 100th Anniversary. The original
tower was erected in 1900 on the NW corner of the same intersection and removed
in 1939. The original bell was reacquired with the cooperation of the First Baptist
Church of Sturgeon Bay where it had called parishioners to worship since 1946.
23. 163 N. Third Ave., Hay Hardware Store, 1889, Neo-Classical Revival
24. 148-154 N. Third Ave., M. F. LaPlant Commercial Block, 1890,
Victorian/Italianate/Gothic
25. 129-147 N. Third Ave., Shimmel/Gillespie Commercial Block, 1890, Victorian/Italianate.
147 N. Third Ave. destroyed by fire and rebuilt, 1984.
26. 125 N. Third Ave., Commercial, 1916, Mediterranean
27. 50 N. Third Ave., Draeb Jewelry Store, 1935, Moderne
28. 40-44 N. Third Ave., Commercial Block, 1881-1882. The last remaining commercial
structure of this locally manufactured concrete block. (Also Reference #63 East
Side.)
29. 36 N. Third Ave., F. Conjurske Building, 1905-1906, Classical Revival, Local Limestone.
30. 13-23 N. Third Ave., A.N. Wagener Commercial Block, 1885-1891, Queen Anne
31. 12-20 N. Third Ave., Commercial Block, 1898-1904
32. 11 N. Third Ave., J.J. Pinney Block, 1906, Late Classical Revival
33. 10 N. Third Ave., Merchants Exchange Bank, 1908, Late Classical Revival
34. 22 S. Third Ave., John Masse Hardware, 1872
35. 230 Michigan St., Perry's Cherry Diner, 1934
36. 31 S. Third Avenue, Masonic Temple, 1919-1928, Neo-Classical Revival
37. 30-36 S. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay City Hall Annex, 1935, "WPA Moderne".  This building now houses the Sturgeon Bay Visitor & Convention Bureau 800-301-6695 or stop in.
38. 38 S. Third Ave., Former Sturgeon Bay City Hall/Fire Dept., 1910, Neo-Classical Revival.  This building now houses the Ladder House Restaurant.
39. 37-45 S. Third Ave., Joseph F. Stroh Block (The Commercial Hotel), 1890,
Victorian/Italianate
40. 154 S. Third Ave., L.C. Thorkildson House, 1893, "Boomtown"
41. 306-8 S. Third Ave., Adolph Larson Company Building, 1875-1878,
Italianate "Boomtown"
42. 212 S. 7th Ave., E.S. Minor House, 1884, Late Italianate/Classical Revival
43. 122 S. 7th Ave., Augustine Minor House, 1886, Italianate
44. 111 S. 7th Ave., William Reynolds House, 1900, Late Queen Anne.
Renovated in 1998
45. 108 S. 7th Ave., Residence, 1910, American Foursquare
46. 727 Michigan St., Residence, 1905, American Foursquare
47. 908 Michigan St., Bert Scofield House (early Mayor of Sturgeon Bay and first
President of the Chamber of Commerce), 1902, Late Queen Anne, Renovated in 1987
48. 934 Michigan St., Edward Reynolds House, 1901, Late Queen Anne
49. 1026 Michigan St., Residence, 1902, Late Queen Anne
50. 116 N. 9th Ave., Lustron Corp., 1948, porcelainized steel construction including
interior, built in response to lumber shortages and as a starter house for servicemen.
51. 836 Louisiana St., Residence, 1900
52. 828 Louisiana St., Residence, 1915, Late Queen Anne
53. 816 Louisiana St., Residence, 1915, Craftsman/Neo-Colonial Detail
54. 808 Louisiana St., William J. Oertling House, 1919-1920, Craftsman/Colonial, Revival
Detailing
55. 722 Louisiana St., Residence, 1920, Craftsman/Colonial
56. 54 N. 8th Ave., George H. Washburn House, 1901, Late Queen Anne
57. 48 N. 8th Ave., Hope Congregational Parsonage, 1890, American Foursquare
58. 25 N. 8th Ave., Martha Pinney House, 1902, Late Queen Anne. Renovated in 1989
59. 528 Michigan St., Residence, 1905, Late Queen Anne
60. Market Square Park – A center for many community events and festivals
61. 10 N. 5th Ave., Residence, 1880. Moved to this location and renovated in 1983.
62. 16 N. 5th Ave., Richard P. Cody House, 1903, Late Queen Anne/ Colonial Revival.
Renovated in 1982
63. 23 N. 5th Ave., Dr. J. H. Soper House, 1881. Last remaining residence of locally
manufactured concrete block. (Reference #28 East Side.) Dr. Soper, a physician and
surgeon, moved to Sturgeon Bay in 1879.
64. 102 N. 5th Ave., St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 1909-1910,
Romanesque Revival
65. 515 Louisiana St., Residence, 1938
66. 525 Louisiana St., Residence, 1880, Renovated in 2002
67. 531 Louisiana St., Residence, 1881, Italianate, Renovated in 1996
68. 537 Louisiana St., Residence, Pre-1891, Late Queen Anne, Renovated in 1986.
69. 544 Louisiana St., Residence, 1881, Late Queen Anne, Renovated in 2001
70. 549 Louisiana St., Residence, 1890
71. 551 Louisiana St., Dr. Chandler House—Dentist, 1900, Late Queen Anne
72. 552 Louisiana St., Charles Reynolds House, 1850
73. 607 Louisiana St., Residence, 1890, Late Queen Anne, Renovated in 2001
74. 613 Louisiana St., 1893, Late Queen Anne
75. 24 N. 7th Ave., Residence, 1915, American Foursquare
76. 114 N. 7th Ave., Smith House, 1879. Renovated in 2002
77. 123 N. 7th Ave., Ernest and Mary Carrington House, 1892
78. 627 Kentucky St., A. Hamachek House, 1904
79. 624 Kentucky Street, Residence, 1890
80. 130 N. 5th Ave., 1938, St. Joseph's School
81. 200 N. 5th Ave., First Methodist Church, 1899, Lombardic Revival
82. 232 N. 5th Ave., Coffee House, 1890. Renovated in 2000
83. 240 N. 6th Ave., Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 1881-1883
84. 732 Jefferson St., Residence, 1895, Late Queen Anne
85. 742 Jefferson St., Houle House, 1900
86. Historic Sturgeon Bay Bridge, 1931. Eight-span Parker throughtruss with
double bascule lift.