Historic Door County - Shipbuilding

[@donaldcook]

Another big thank you. Great material !

[@rickphelan4326]

Wow, what a great film. You have much to be proud of!

[@NickFerry]

loved the video - born and raised in N.E.W. and it's always cool for me to see this sort of stuff - especially the woodworking and metalworking end of it - thanks!

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Thanks for watching Nick!

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Shared route From Chicago, IL to Sturgeon Bay via I-94 W and I-43 N. 3 hr 48 min (244 mi) 3 hr 48 min in current traffic 1. Head north on S Federal St toward W Jackson Blvd 2. Turn right onto W Jackson Blvd 3. Turn left onto S Dearborn St 4. Turn left onto W Madison St 5. Turn right onto the I-90 W/I-94 W ramp 6. Merge onto I-90 W/I-94 W 7. Keep right at the fork to continue on I-94 W, follow signs for Milwaukee/Interstate 94 W/Edens Expressway 8. Take the I-94 W exit toward Milwaukee 9. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-94 W 10. Merge onto I-294 N 11. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-94 W 12. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-94 W 13. Keep left to stay on I-43 N 14. Take exit 185 for WI-54 E/WI-57 N toward Sturgeon Bay/Algoma 15. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for WI-54 E/WI-57 N/Algoma/Sturgeon Bay 16. Slight right onto WI-54 E/WI-57 N/Sturgeon Bay Rd/Wisconsin Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians Hwy. 17. Take the exit toward WI-42BUS/WI-57BUS/Business Dist 18. Arrive at location: Sturgeon Bay For the best route in current traffic visit maps.app.goo.gl/i4kScpyBx6DbMmwZ8

[@joannesanford7845]

Excellent video!

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Glad you liked it!

[@stantaylor3350]

I never knew the 1000 footers were built there. Was the Cort built there. I remember when it first passed through the Poe Lock, summer of 71

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Always learning! :)

[@phillipgarrow2297]

Very interesting I'm from Cadillac Michigan home of four winns boats it's changed hands several times they make several different brands now

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Oh awesome. Thanks for watching Phillip!

[@stantaylor3350]

My dad worked on the Poe Lock at the Soo in the summer of 1968

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

How cool, thanks for sharing.

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Shared route From Chicago, IL to Sturgeon Bay via I-94 W and I-43 N. 3 hr 48 min (244 mi) 3 hr 48 min in current traffic 1. Head north on S Federal St toward W Jackson Blvd 2. Turn right onto W Jackson Blvd 3. Turn left onto S Dearborn St 4. Turn left onto W Madison St 5. Turn right onto the I-90 W/I-94 W ramp 6. Merge onto I-90 W/I-94 W 7. Keep right at the fork to continue on I-94 W, follow signs for Milwaukee/Interstate 94 W/Edens Expressway 8. Take the I-94 W exit toward Milwaukee 9. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-94 W 10. Merge onto I-294 N 11. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-94 W 12. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-94 W 13. Keep left to stay on I-43 N 14. Take exit 185 for WI-54 E/WI-57 N toward Sturgeon Bay/Algoma 15. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for WI-54 E/WI-57 N/Algoma/Sturgeon Bay 16. Slight right onto WI-54 E/WI-57 N/Sturgeon Bay Rd/Wisconsin Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians Hwy. 17. Take the exit toward WI-42BUS/WI-57BUS/Business Dist 18. Arrive at location: Sturgeon Bay For the best route in current traffic visit maps.app.goo.gl/i4kScpyBx6DbMmwZ8

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[@Donnybirm5700]

Uncle Joe!!

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Thanks for tuning in Don!

[@krystiansieminski8060]

So it sounds we need a war to have growth.....and stay at war to have jobs.....so the mindless gray masses be happy, that is if at war time everything did grow X 3 and after the war 3/4 go in to dust, and it was hard to change , a little bit of flexibility lack of so the Industry keep going, to keep still man at work, good man that have skills, same problem we faces in the 60's 80's and at 2000's, not much changes, it looks like we do not learn in order to change, or maybe we truly need a war kind conflict in order to have a little market boom, sad sad sad. TH

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Thanks for watching.