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Destination: Port Washington

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A tour of my adopted home town, Port Washington, Wisconsin. “Port” is a former fishing village founded on the shores of Lake Michigan in 1835.

Harleys in Port - Harley Davidson 100th Anniversary (2003)
Harleys in Port - Harley Davidson 100th Anniversary (2003)
Aboard the freighter Herbert C. Jackson
Steamer Herbert C. Jackson
Port Washington Inner Harbor Viewed from Steamer Herbert C. Jackson
Port Washington Harbor on Computer Monitor Pilot House of Steamer Herbert C. Jackson
Port Washington Inner Harbor Viewed from Steamer Herbert C. Jackson
Old Port Washington Fire Station - Now Blue Heron Artisan's Gallery
Old Ozaukee County Courthouse Overlooking Downtown Port Washington
St. Mary's Church Steeple - West View
Looking Down Billy Goat Hill
1860 USCG Light Station - Southwest View
East Side of Franklin Street - Looking South
19th Century Cream City Brick Homes
1860 USCG Light Station - South View
Apartment Balconies with Lighthouse Cutouts
Angles and Lines
Port Washington Harbor View - Early Spring
Sauk Creek Heading for the Sea
1882 Bungalow - 614 Wisconsin Avenue
1860 USCG Light Station - Northeast View from Bluff
St. Mary's Church Steeple - East View
Port Feeds
Port Feeds
Low-Rent Rendezvous
East Side of Franklin Street Looking South
1860 USCG Light Station Tower
St. Mary's Church Steeple - East Northeast View from Bluff
Old Pot-Bellied Stoves in Window
Shirley Shanen Gruen Studio
19th Century Buildings - North End of Franklin Street, West Side
19th Century Buildings - Franklin Street, West Side
Port Antiques
St. Mary's Church Steeple, Southwest View
St. Mary's Church Steeple, All Aglow
The Pasta Shoppe
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