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HATW Extension Projects NEW and COMING SOON

These projects are built in collaboration with our local library and local businesses. Every one of them is a donation, a work in progress, and a labor of love. Check back soon and take a look for yourself. All history lovers are welcome here.

Baileys Harbor Cigar Makers

Digitized Collection - Mary Ann Johnson

Baileys Harbor Cigar Makers

On site at Harbor Fish Market & Grille!

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Plat Book

Digitized Collection - Mary Ann Johnson

Baileys Harbor Cigar Makers

Door County Libraries.

Digitized Collection - Mary Ann Johnson

Digitized Collection - Mary Ann Johnson

Digitized Collection - Mary Ann Johnson

Door County Libraries. 

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Hungry For More History?

History Along The Way's Reading List

Anclam, Beverly, 2016.  Baileys Harbor’s Early Days From Its Beginnings Through 1880.  Self-published.  BID CARL0000520251 (Door County Library System)


Edmunds, Adeline, 1980.  The Loving Spice of Life. Self-published. ISBN 0-9605846-0-9


Erickson, James Arnold, 1998.  North Bay Door County.  Pine Hill Press.  ISBN 1-57579-112-9


Hein, Marilyn M., 2022.  The Heins Creek Story.  Self-published.  ISBN b21157467


Lukes, Roy, 1998.  Toft Point:  A Legacy of People & Pines.  Nature-Wise. ISBN 0-9665181-0-1


Makarewicz, Marion Tishler, 2008.  Door Beginnings. Growing Up in Early Door County.  Self-published.  BID CARL0000216975 (Door County Library System)


Peil, Annie, 1976.  Here’s to the Way We Were!  Pictorial View of the Past in Baileys Harbor.  Self-published.  BID CARL0000068168 (Door County Library System)


Peil, Kristen and Caleb Whitney, 2018.  Baileys Harbor District #1 Schoolhouse.  Blurb.com ISBN 978-1-38-886794-2


 Williamson, Patricia Lewis PHD, 2005.  A History of Kangaroo Lake.  Self-published.  BID CARL0000174304 (Door County Library System)

Every book is available through the Door County Library.

Share your stories and create your own displays!

Our Process... Make it yours!

  • We scan the original historical images at a minimum of 600dpi using an Epson scanner. We sharpen and clarify images as necessary in Adobe Photoshop. Using a 12”x18” Adobe Illustrator artboard we input each image and text and export as PDFs ready for printing. We keep each image separate to facilitate updates and repairs to individual plaques.
  • Fastsigns of Appleton prints our prepared images (the exported PDF versions of the Adobe Illustrator files) on Premium Gloss Vinyl attached to 3mm Polymetal covered in Premium Gloss Laminate to increase UV protection.  Several of our signs still look great after 8 seasons.
  • We surface-mount the plaques to a 1”x12” white PVC trim board (manufactured by Royal Building Products purchased at Menards) using stainless steel screws. 
  • The PVC board is then supported by a treated lumber cross piece anchored in the ground to steel “U” stakes.
  • Time and material costs for the average 7 plaque display (at commercial rates) is approx $2000 assuming easy access to images and historical information.

Contact Us - info@historyalongtheway.com


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Donated by Kristen Peil and Caleb Whitney

Baileys Harbor Schoolhouse Inn

Installed and Maintained by GSU LLC


Thank you to all the property owners throughout Baileys Harbor, for the love of history!