The LAKELAND was a steam screw vessel that met its end in the waters near Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. It represents a tangible link to the maritime past of the Great Lakes.
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Historic - Non-aboriginal; Maritime History; Industry
N. Duluth Ave., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Education; Architecture
354 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Historic - Non-aboriginal; Maritime History; Commerce
500 Ft. W Of Sunset Park, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Commerce; Architecture
306 S. 3rd Ave., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Architecture
Roughly Bounded By Louisiana And Kentucky Sts., N. 5th, N. 7th, And N. 8th Aves., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Archeology-historic Non-aboriginal; Maritime History; Commerce
250 Feet North Of The Intersection Of W Juniper St And N Lancing Ave In Sturgeon Bay, In The Waters Of Sturgeon Bay, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
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Industry
N Of La Pointe On Basswood Island, La Pointe, Wisconsin
Architecture; Conservation; Entertainment/Recreation
Wi 169, 1.8 Mi. Ne Of Mellen, Morse, Wisconsin
Historic - Aboriginal; Exploration/Settlement; Religion; Social History
S. Old Main St., La Pointe, Wisconsin
Historic - Non-aboriginal; Maritime History; Commerce
5 Mi. E. Of Michigan Island, Lake Superior, La Pointe, Wisconsin
Exploration/Settlement
N Of Stockridge Off Wi 55, Stockbridge, Wisconsin
Community Planning And Development; Landscape Architecture
101 Fair St., Lodi, Wisconsin
