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Red apron with adjustable neck strap, unisex, one size fits all.

Available for purchase at most LGHS events.

100% Cotton, available in Red Rock or Denim color. Generous sizing – youth L/XL & adult S – XXL.

Available for purchase at most LGHS events.

100% Cotton, available in Red Rock or Denim color. Generous sizing – youth L/XL & adult S – XXL.

Available for purchase at most LGHS events.

50 Cotton/50 Polyester, medium weight with full zip in dark navy color. Generous sizing – youth L/XL & adult S – XXL.

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100% Cotton, available in Blue Denim color with White Embroidered logo. One size fits all.

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A collection of stories, articles, and recipes about Orchards in Door County.

Available for purchase at most LGHS events.

A collection or stories, articles, and recipes about farming life in Door County.

Available for purchase at most LGHS events.

This book tells the story of a lifelong love affair that began as a summer romance between a peninsula, a ship, and a small boy. Robert Dickson Murray arrived in Door County for the first time at the age of six, after sailing here from Chicago aboard the Goodrich steamer Carolina in the summer of 1912.

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This book is the updated version of the long-out-of-print A Century in God’s Country, published in 1966.
‘Historically, it moves in two directions from the original book- going backwards to Ellison Bay Potawatomi origins and moving forward to address the changes from the “sixties” to the present day’. Don Payne
Purchase here Living in God’s Country online book order form or by phone C.T. M-F, 99 AM-5 PM at 630-659-7939. Please add $5 for shipping & handling per book. Available at most local retailers & at most LGHS events.
Living in God’s Country: Ellison Bay, Door County, WI by LGHS Publishing $20

This revised edition contains detailed recipes for Door County’s Famous Fish Boil, Cabbage Slaw, Baked Beans, Rye Bread, Lemon Bread and Cherry Pie. It also details the evolution and history of how northern Door County became known as the home of the Fish Boil.

Available for purchase at most LGHS events.

This history timeline was developed as part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration of national sovereignty as delineated in the Declaration of Independence. The book accompanied a Liberty Grove Historical Society exhibit in its Farmhouse Museum, tracing major events in the United States, Wisconsin, Door County, and Liberty Grove as the North American continent transitioned from the homelands of indigenous peoples to designated entities of nation, state, county, and township. This illustrated timeline identifies significant events and trends in this historic development, organized into five general time periods: Discovery and French Dominance; British Rule to the American Revolution; Indian Removal to the Civil War; Westward Expansion & Settlement; and Governmental & Economic Development. It endeavors to encapsulate the broad sweep of national development and its impact on Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula and related areas.

The booklet, described here, is available at all LGHS events and at the exhibit in the Farmhouse, as well as at the Log House Museum, on Thursdays and Saturdays, 10:00-2:00, $10.