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Two-and-a-half decades of preservation around the village had been undertaken by the Ephraim Foundation when efforts began to expand the impact of the organization’s work. The 1970s for the Foundation were marked by the acquisition of the Goodletson Cabin, an early home built originally on Horseshoe Island in the 1850s and later moved to the current Eagle Harbor Inn property; the acquisition of property owned by Olga Dana on Water Street; the installation of a replica memorial pole at Peninsula Golf Course; and the solidification of a partnership with Peninsula Music Festival, who utilized the Pioneer Schoolhouse as their headquarters. In all, projects were growing in number and significance for the Foundation. Despite all the significant accomplishments for the Foundation during this time, the most impactful may have been an unassuming silver and blue brochure. In order to expand the organization’s working funds to accommodate an increasing number of projects, and to espouse the importance of Ephraim’s heritage to a wider audience, a small accordion-fold brochure entitled “Ephraim: A Village of Values” was published by the Ephraim Foundation featuring sketches by Charles Peterson, and text by Marguerite Schumann. Copies of the brochure were mailed to every property owner and taxpayer in the Village of Ephraim, along with a small note at the end requesting contributions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/96565aa4-df6a-4112-b147-fedc672317df/VOV-Proof-2.jpg History Blog - Ephraim: A Village of Values - Make it stand out Print proof of 'Ephraim, A Village of Values', from the EHF Archival Collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/e4ec193c-e462-45a9-91e6-14760a50a261/VOV-Proof-1-EphraimIdea.jpg History Blog - Ephraim: A Village of Values - Print proof of 'Ephraim, A Village of Values', from the EHF Archival Collection. That idea was simple, to collaboratively establish a clear understanding of Ephraim’s unique characteristics, and why they were worth saving. Those who visited and lived here knew of these unique characteristics, but never before was there a consolidated call to action to preserve them in the way that “Ephraim: A Village of Values” had done. The brochure should rightly be credited with being one o the first attempts, if not the first, to posit an all-encompassing approach to preserving a community’s “sense of place” through acknowledging and anticipating threats to heritage, the arts, the environment, and overall quality of life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/14aee640-16d4-48e9-bc64-e76806a980c5/VOV-Proof-1-cover.jpg History Blog - Ephraim: A Village of Values - Print proof of 'Ephraim, A Village of Values', from the EHF Archival Collection. Much more than just an artifact of history, "Ephraim: A Village of Values" lives on through the legacy it left behind on local approaches to preservation, and through its continued relevance to contemporary issues. Nearly fifty years have passed since the brochure was first published, yet we are facing similar challenges today. In fact, one would have trouble distinguishing the publication date of "Ephraim, A Village of Values'' simply by reading the content. Unsustainable tourism, overdevelopment, water pollution, and housing are as hotly contested in Door County today as they were in 1975. Looking at Ephraim in comparison to its neighbors, however, shows that the amazing foresight of the individuals who dedicated their time to creating and distributing this brochure cannot be overstated. While communities across the region have given in to the allure of new developments at the expense of their historic structures, Ephraim has maintained its sense of place and authenticity through the approaches laid out in “Ephraim: A Village of Values." https://www.ephraim.org/blog/restoring-the-anderson-warehouse-dl4y5 monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/fe6fadb9-75b5-40a9-a48d-8daa34366a59/Anderson+Store+%28EHF+Archives%29.jpg History Blog - More Than a Store - Make it stand out An early image of the Anderson Store and Dock. From the EHF Archival Collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/d05c25e5-fafd-4ec0-a749-8e6343c8fb77/Lizzie+and+Adolph+Anderson+in+the+Anderson+Store.jpg History Blog - More Than a Store - Munda and Adolph Anderson at the store counter (c. 1950). From the EHF Archival Collection. Bill No. 140, A - authorizing Aslag to build a dock extending into Green Bay, from the EHF Archival Collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/742b2d2a-b8b6-4972-852a-43dadc91826e/Door+County+Advocate+1952-+Naus+Peninsula+Shop+aka+Anderson+Store.jpg History Blog - More Than a Store - Nau’s Peninsula Shop advertisement from the Door County Advocate, June 26, 1952. While Adolph and Munda were still alive, the family had already begun changing the nature of the store. In the 1950s the Anderson’s began renting space in the store to George Nau Burridge of Green Bay. For a time, Burridge’s daughter sold pre-made clothing from the west counter of the store. To accommodate this operation, Adolph Anderson allowed old dock timbers to be cut into new paneling for the west wing, and a toilet was installed. Controversy arose in 1959 when Burridge, now the primary occupant of the building, planned to install more modern features to accommodate his business including a concrete porch. These alterations caused quite a stir in the community as individuals from around the village began writing to Warren Davis requesting that someone stop Mr. Burridge from proceeding with his plans. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b8e9e46f-9579-4432-bea8-936d4b7f8e5e/Tales+of+Ephraim+Waters.jpg History Blog - More Than a Store To do so, volunteers gathered old photos and stories of Ephraim, and Malcolm and Margaret Vail compiled them into a booklet titled Tales of Ephraim Waters. The proceeds of this publication kick-started the Anderson Store Fund. Concerns over Mr. Burridge’s building alterations came to a head at this same time, and the combination of growing interest in preserving the building and what appeared to be imminent threats to its existence spurred Warren Davis to write a letter to Henry Anderson in 1959, urging him to consider settling the family’s estate and making a deal for the building with Ephraim Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/2651e2d5-9753-4b06-b6ff-7e825c4fa979/Door+County+Advocate+1966+-+Restoration+Committee+Ad.jpg History Blog - More Than a Store - Anderson Store Restoration advertisement from the Door County Advocate, September 1, 1966. By 1965, Ephraim Foundation had raised nearly $6,000 towards the Anderson Store project. That year, the community’s preservation wishes came true as the Village of Ephraim purchased the Anderson Store from the family with a combination of money from its own budget and funds raised by the Foundation. The Village agreed to lease the building to the Foundation for $1 and allow it to be restored and utilized as a community museum. However, the work was far from over. Transforming the building into a museum was a monumental task, and would not have been possible without the effort of a group of volunteers dedicated to bringing the Anderson Store back to its former glory for the public to enjoy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/70f2a459-d4c7-4410-9d6d-dafbba64bc31/2018AndersonStore2_TadDukehart.jpg History Blog - More Than a Store - Make it stand out The Anderson Store in 2018, photo courtesy of Tad Dukehart. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/restoring-the-anderson-warehouse monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/c3de2010-47ed-4274-ac97-6121d6d244b1/Anderson+Dock+50s.jpg History Blog - Restoring the Anderson Warehouse - Make it stand out A damaged Anderson Dock, Spring 1948. From the EHF Archival Collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/f69b1ae0-75c8-4b85-aac9-626dc89c82f5/1872+Bill+140a.jpg History Blog - Restoring the Anderson Warehouse - Bill No. 140, A - authorizing Aslag to build a dock extending into Green Bay, from the EHF Archival Collection. Bill No. 140, A - authorizing Aslag to build a dock extending into Green Bay, from the EHF Archival Collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/07264fbf-5a31-40f1-855a-ec9278a7d4c8/dock+construction.jpg History Blog - Restoring the Anderson Warehouse - Anderson Dock during repairs, c. 1950s, from the EHF Archival Collection As winter let up in early 1948, ice shoves and high winds in Eagle Harbor and around the county would wreak havoc on structures on the shores. Anderson Dock did not escape this, with the Door County Advocate reporting that the “pilings supporting the outer portion of the dock is a mass of wreckage, and part of the building back of it was crushed in.” The Anderson family, whose Ephraim-residing members were in their late years, agreed to sell the dock and the warehouse to the Village for $500 in July of 1949. Not soon after the acquisition, the residents of Ephraim voted 58-5 to approve the issue of $6,000 in bonds to set aside for the repairs and reconstruction. Warren Davis would lead the efforts to fundraise an additional $2,000 for the repairs. However, after it was found that the $8,000 sum was not enough to complete the restorations of the dock and warehouse, Davis and the Ephraim Foundation would raise an additional $1,500 to bring the total contribution to $3,500. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/57f170d3-7300-4cb0-901d-d8b8b7d9c960/2020+Anderson+Warehouse+Tad+Dukehart+%282%29.jpg History Blog - Restoring the Anderson Warehouse - Make it stand out The Anderson Warehouse/Hardy Gallery sandbagged around the perimeter, May 2020. Photograph courtesy of Tad Dukehart. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/zdvjud8xdrio7a71frb8uiqstzmxlf monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/9c67f2ca-d8c1-47f7-9711-129d3b90c5f3/gg-1.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - G.G. with her show horse Easter Echo in front of the Cornils home, c. 1950 Easter Echo was ridden with an English saddle, reflecting the riding style taught at Cornils in the early 1950s. G.G. wears trousers and a plaid shirt, a typical outfit for leading trail rides. In shows G.G. wore classic jodhpurs and boots. Note Easter Echo’s long, arching neck and and elegant appearance. Like other Saddlebreds, her movement in performance featured animated, high-steps. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b3102596-a595-4939-8167-60bedb865571/IMG_8366.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - Working Girl On rainy days, she and other employees rubbed all of the saddles with saddlesoap to bring out the luster of the leather. They mucked stalls and “soaked the bits from bridles in Coca-Cola to remove the bad stains,” said G.G. In fair weather, G.G. led trail rides in the fields and woods near Cornils dairy farm, located near the intersection of Maple Grove and Gibraltar roads. She also led rides at Peninsula State Park. Peninsula’s horse trails were near Highland Road where mountain bike trails are today. Crossing Highway 42 from Cornils’ stable with up to a dozen young equestrians felt harrowing at times. It involved dismounting in the middle of the highway to stop traffic while the children, sitting astride a clippity-clopping line of chestnuts and bays, smiled happily and unconcerned. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/4f5df5a0-f30b-4cc1-a70f-481611e15ce3/gg-2.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - G.G. with her mare LeDette, c. 1950. G.G. taught English riding and trail rides to several EHF members, including sisters Cindy and Prilla (Beadell) Larsen. She also gave riding instruction to the children of Carolyn Fisher who founded Peninsula Players of Fish Creek with her brother Richard. These riders were the grandchildren of Hollywood star Basil Rathbone (Sherlock Holmes). To see Peninsula Players historical podcasts and read more, click on underlined phrases. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/82976049-6f37-42cb-9cc3-22854846e73e/SKM_C36820080415552.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - College Girl By the mid-1950s, G.G. was attending the National College of Education (today’s National Lewis University) in Evanston, Illinois. She had grown up needing to earn her own money to buy her horses’ hay (food) and straw (bedding) by babysitting and working many other jobs. Knowing she would be away at school the horses, Easter Echo and LeDette, had to be sold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/3bff57f7-1c01-4417-9738-80b67b5917c4/B.D.+and+Glen+Thorp+on+the+Eagle+Inn+south+stairway%2C+c.+1958-58.JPG History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - So Much to Do at the Eagle Inn As a waitress, G.G. worked in the Eagle Inn’s elegant dining room, which served breakfast and dinner to over one hundred customers. In the 1950s, the Eagle Inn only served lunch on Sundays. G.G. preferred the breakfast shift, which started at 6 AM. That left the whole afternoon to play 18-holes at the Peninsula Park golf course. She had other duties as well. Gathering wildflowers for table bouquets was a favorite assignment. G.G. and other waitresses drove Ivan Thorp’s car to the Nelson home up the hill on County Q. There, they picked seasonal blooms like sweet pea, daisies, and pink-petaled cornflower. Another memorable task was babysitting the Thorp’s great-nephews Glenn (Pudgie) Bernik and B.D. Thorp. She took the boys for haircuts at the Village Hall, too. They went to George Jackson’s Barbershop, located where the kitchen is today. Photo: Glenn Bernik and B.D. Thorp at the Eagle Inn’s south stairway. Photo courtesy of B.D. Thorp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/055f6a46-357b-447d-9a74-1cdcaa8f2a91/Walter+Scott+Eagle+Inn2.jpeg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - Excellent Food, Excellent Service In the 1950s, waitresses at the Eagle Inn wore a white uniform, a freshly ironed white apron, and white shoes. G.G. went to the Anderson Store to buy white tennis shoes but the style they had were high tops, which were not permitted. Her mother sent a pair from Manitowoc, delivered to the Eagle Inn by the Bayview Busline. Like today, waitresses picked up orders at a counter adjacent to the kitchen. In this photo, Eagle Inn’s Head Chef Walter Scott is broiling Porterhouse Steaks. Scott, remembered as being from Florida, worked at the Eagle Inn the same years as G.G., as well as additional years. “He was a wonderful chef,” she said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/826e481f-3d8f-477a-be6c-1dbd6c65fbc3/20180530159ab.JPG History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - Sweet Work Staff often worked every day, serving vacationers who usually lodged at the Eagle Inn and its cottages for several weeks. Few stayed less than a week. Patrons sometimes requested one favorite waitress for all their dining service. Dining room staff were always ready to serve day trippers, too, plus those who routinely disembarked from pleasure boats at the Eagle Inn’s dock, then strolled across the street to sample the Inn’s locally sourced cuisine. In addition to many wonderful pies, a favorite dessert was Sailor’s Duff. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/195a40d6-8331-43ae-8793-70623930dccb/20180530159ab-2.JPG History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now Pictured right is a recipe from the EHF archives for Sailor’s Duff, a steamed flour pudding. There are modern variations but this hand-written recipe from the Eagle Inn includes classic ingredients like molasses, eggs, and vanilla. The dessert is topped with whipped cream. “Duff” is a dialectical variation of the Scottish word for dough. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/7e72abe3-6f1d-45df-90d5-9993e27ffff1/Adolph+on+porch.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - Adolph Anderson While working at Cornils and the Eagle Inn, Nau’s and the Anderson Store was handy for various sundries. But chatting with people like Adolph Anderson (1866-1961), an elderly merchant and dockmaster whose father, Aslag, built the original dock, became a more treasured memory for G.G. Photo by Frank Jacobson of Sheboygan Wisconsin, c. 1930s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ec7569d9-3d92-4d00-b5bb-8d065963dc90/logan+2022.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - First Jobs Today - Similar and Different In 2022, when Gibraltar High School student Logan joined Door County’s seasonal workforce, COVID was still affecting health and safety protocol in the hospitality industry. For Logan and other young adults, the worldwide pandemic of the early 2020s shaped choices and experiences. “I wanted a place to work that was primarily outside,” he said, so joined Ephraim’s Firehouse Marina. In 2023, with the pandemic in the rear view mirror, Logan switched things up by working nights at the Skyway Drive-in Theater. A favorite venue for tourists and locals since 1950, the family-owned Skyway also had terrific bosses according to Logan. Dale and Jeff Jacobson offered free popcorn and movies to the staff, something Logan appreciated. Though Logan worked every day the summer of 2023 (weather permitting), he took pride in knowing he worked at a place that created fun memories for so many. And, despite the hectic schedule, Logan still found time to enjoy Ephraim sunsets. Logan, pictured right, crews for Wisconsin Water Wings Parasail Rides which operates out of South Shore Pier in Ephraim. In August 2023, just before beginning her first year at college, Amelie Doneff reflected on her summer work experience . “I’ve worked as a babysitter, as a housekeeper, and a cashier. This summer I worked as a museum attendant at the EHF, one of the most rewarding jobs I have ever held. I’ve learned so much about history, and also the incredible impact a small village and its people can have on others. As a young adult, I think it’s important to realize the necessity of work and the meaningful ways you can contribute to society around you.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/3d5a0caa-43e6-4fb3-bc54-af0764c5cb7d/2023+Chieftain+Glenore+G.+Paschke+at+her+coronation.jpg History Blog - Summer Jobs Then and Now - G.G. Paschke, Fyr Bal Chieftan 2023 Thanks to all for sharing memories of first summer jobs. Then as now, such experiences offer the chance to learn life-long skills like integrity, teamwork, and accountability. It’s clear from G.G., Logan, and Amelie's experiences that tourism work can be challenging. At the same time, helping others discover new pastimes such as horseback riding or parasailing can be its own reward. And when things don’t work out exactly as planned, knowledge gained always offsets disappointment. From visiting the Anderson Store to sailing adventures, Ephraim has always been a village where people make memories! https://www.ephraim.org/blog/the-davis-family-an-ephraim-legacy monthly 0.5 2025-11-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/95e009ee-9ea4-4592-94aa-66a9d257a6b4/20171270013.jpg History Blog - The Davis Family: An Ephraim Legacy - Left: Warren Davis Sr. and Minnie Davis aboard the sailboat "Flit" c. 1941. 2017.127.0013 Warren Davis Sr. and Minnie Davis aboard the sailboat "Flit" c. 1941. 2017.127.0013 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ed0bd310-a1f4-4cde-be99-91d611981921/DavisArrival1904.jpg History Blog - The Davis Family: An Ephraim Legacy - In the EHF archives there is a written record (1904) showing that R.C. Davis registered his wife and three children for the month of July at Stonewall Cottage, which shortly thereafter became the Anderson Hotel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/983c7299-3b58-4372-aa44-526712034ec0/1904+WTD+in+Ephraim.jpg History Blog - The Davis Family: An Ephraim Legacy - My family also possesses a photo (left, c. 1902) showing Robert’s son, Warren, aged 2, sitting on the lap of Everett Valentine in front of a small log structure with the Bethany Lutheran Church in the background. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/317a7749-9382-455c-95c1-f47fadd1b008/20171270003.jpg History Blog - The Davis Family: An Ephraim Legacy - Right: Davis home on North Shore Rd, Warren Davis Jr. pictured bottom left, age 3-4, c. 1929. 2017.127.0003 The family came every year (not sure how long). My grandfather, Warren, remembered those years fondly and with his new wife, Minie, honeymooned in Ephraim at the Anderson Hotel (1924). Then, four years later, when my grandfather was only 28 years old, and before they owned a house in Chicago, they built a cottage on North Shore Road using 70-year-old barn logs. My father was only four years old. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/c2fe7920-9f7b-484b-b28c-dc59c0e5fbe3/20171270001.jpg History Blog - The Davis Family: An Ephraim Legacy - Make it stand out Warren Davis Jr., Warren Davis Sr., Bob Davis, and Minie Davis in front of EYC Dock c. 1929-30. 2017.127.0001 https://www.ephraim.org/blog/crisis-at-the-schoolhouse monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/cdc03949-138f-4cbd-aefa-694fcdf3e1a5/Picture1.jpg History Blog - 1949: Crisis at the Schoolhouse - An Urgent Phone Call In the spring of 1949, Helen Hoeppner Sohns could not have imagined the consequences of her phone call to Warren Davis. Sohns was a long-time teacher at Ephraim School. Davis was a friend and summer resident who had become part of the fabric of Ephraim over many decades. With a note of urgency in her voice, Sohns told Davis that the village board had voted to scrap the one-room schoolhouse. The board's call for bids, advertised repeatedly in the Door County Advocate since January 1948, had yielded nothing. No one, it seemed, wanted the 24 x 50 foot frame building that had stood on Moravia Street since 1880. Left: Ephraim Schoolteacher Helen Sohns, c. 1930s. Below Left: 1949 ad calling for bids. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/e320f00a-2faa-4a5b-a7cf-625475d45f89/Picture3.png History Blog - 1949: Crisis at the Schoolhouse - ... and in with the New On the other hand, there was great enthusiasm for the new school, built up the road on Church Street (Hwy Q) at the corner of Norway. The site was level, unlike the old school that was tucked along a hillside making for "a very poor and dangerous playground for the children." Each new class room measured 24 x 40 feet, nearly as big as the entire old schoolhouse. There was a drinking fountain, too, and room for a library. Nifty "florescent bulbs for dreary days" added a contemporary touch, having been sold commercially for just a decade. It seemed a great improvement compared to "the old school and its cross lighting." Click underlined words for more information: 1938, The History of Florescent Lights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/769e64c7-900d-4964-b0e9-313b18429ec1/John+Brann+PioneerSH.jpg History Blog - 1949: Crisis at the Schoolhouse - And yet … Teacher Helen Sohns surely appreciated the conveniences of the new building and recognized the changing needs of classrooms and students. And yet, it didn't feel right to dismantle a place that had created generations of memories. Was she remembering the many children who had walked up the path from Moravia Street and stepped through the schoolhouse door? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ff28ec12-e599-434c-b095-9ed1735ba4c5/Ephraim-Nellie-Noble-teache.jpg History Blog - 1949: Crisis at the Schoolhouse - 1880: Ephraim’s Second School On September 16, 1880, the Door County Advocate reported “the citizens of Ephraim have just completed a handsome new frame school house which adds greatly to the appearance of that model little burg. The old school building was to have been sold at public auction on the 15th.” Around 1900, an addition increased the building’s capacity from sixty to eighty children. As the village grew, so did the number of students. Twenty years later, a larger school was constructed for $658. This was the building that Helen Sohns was determined to save, the one that was in such a precarious predicament and in danger of being dismantled. When she phoned Warren Davis in the spring of 1949 she had just one question. Would he help save the schoolhouse? https://www.ephraim.org/blog/amazing-grazing-bundt-apple-cake-with-black-walnuts monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b67b748f-6371-4570-9bca-5986a936bd7c/IMG_2858.JPEG History Blog - Walnut Trees at the Iverson House Two black walnut (Juglans nigra) trees rise magnificently from the sloping front lawn of the Iverson House. Ephraim’s founder Reverend Andreas Iverson, may have planted the larger one on the north side of the front. This tree is hefty. The trunk is furrowed with age and has a circumference of 12.2 feet. If one uses a tree age calculator, its estimated is 210 years old. It could have started growing in 1813 when the U.S. flag had just 15 stars and James Madison was President. Did Ephraim’s founder, Reverend Andreas Iverson, plant this tree? Probably not. He arrived fifty years later—in 1853. For most of the year, large “compound” leaves, comprised of five to twenty-five leaflets, cling to the branches. In fall, hard green spheres nearly the size of a tennis balls, dangle from the branches, too. These spheres are walnuts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/6ff724f9-674f-4c10-8772-606019571657/Gib3.IversonHouseResized.23.jpg History Blog - Walnut Trees at the Iverson House - Gibraltar 3rd graders learn about Walnut Trees at the Iverson House Gibraltar 3rd graders learn about walnut trees at the Iverson House https://www.ephraim.org/blog/play-golf monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ab8b13bd-ca85-4115-83ab-245a3098b688/PlayGolf.jpg History Blog - Play Golf!: On Par for a Century - Make it stand out Advertisement for the Peninsula State Park Golf Course c. 1940 - from the Ephraim Historical Foundation Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/5de9b96f-5a47-4455-bcce-78aae701b559/EF+Folda.jpg History Blog - Play Golf!: On Par for a Century The State operated the Ephraim links with help from the Ephraim Men’s Club in those early years - with a committee consisting of Henry Adolph Anderson, Ole Olson, and Elias Helgeson formed to oversee them and find an administrator. The then-owner of Horseshoe (Eagle) Island, E. F. Folda (pictured left), played a significant role in funding $50 to pay a groundskeeper during the season for three years as well as taking on the administrative role. By the Summer of 1914, the links in Ephraim were still under construction – but playable and in use. This first course was comprised of 6 holes, and by 1916 there were many improvements made around the course. The tees and greens were prepared, and grass planted, however the weather that winter had prevented the seed from taking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/cbd642cc-1644-4c76-826a-ca54a00bfb55/img006.jpg History Blog - Play Golf!: On Par for a Century - Make it stand out The course with Ephraim pictured in the Distance - from the Ephraim Historical Foundation Archive https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b21b7f27-3852-476b-a9f3-79ffe2a2eb4c/Golf+Course+house+1.jpg History Blog - Play Golf!: On Par for a Century E.F. Folda was the sole administrator of the course on the Ephraim Men’s Club’s behalf until 1924 when a committee of 5 was elected to take over – including A.E. Doolittle as chairman, Sam Hogenson, Everett Valentine. B. D. Thorp, and Harold Wilson as manager of the clubhouse. By 1925, the club had secured significant financial backing and donations from the community to improve the course. The improvements included a pumphouse and complete watering system for all the greens, a specialized mower-roller to cut and care for greens and fairways, and $1,000 in labor donated on behalf of the state. The clubhouse was also moved from the center of the course to an area on the new highway, with a parking lot to accommodate 70 cars. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/7b7ba1a2-edc8-4c27-bcf7-119b6e65f8ac/George+Norton+and+Fred+Dole+c+1928.jpg History Blog - Play Golf!: On Par for a Century - Make it stand out George Norton and Fred Dole golfing at Peninsula State Park Golf Course c. 1928 - from the Ephraim Historical Foundation Archive https://www.ephraim.org/blog/memories-of-ephraim-in-the-fifties monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/dc6b5b4d-1b54-476d-96a4-6aa65ac427e9/BonnieRock.HistorySpeaks.Iverson.21.TadDukehart.JPG History Blog - North Shore Road Summer Memories - Bonnie Rock at the Iverson House Bonnie Rock has summered in Ephraim her entire life. She’s led walking tours, assisted at various programs, and been a staunch EHF supporter for many years. In this 2021 photograph, Bonnie is sharing history of the Iverson House at a History Speaks program. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/4d589408-94ba-4a4f-9610-8c19ad509749/Anne+Stevens+Kirkland%27s+Stanley+Car.jpeg History Blog - North Shore Road Summer Memories - Traveling in Style The Kirklands drove a Stanley Steamer car, pictured here in front of their North Evanston home on Park Place. Early models had light wooden bodies mounted on tubular steel frames, with springs. A vertical tube boiler, reinforced with piano wire, generated steam by vaporizing gasoline (later kerosene) in a burner. All of this was mounted beneath the seat. “To me this sounds like an accident ready to happen,” wrote daughter Bonnie. Luckily, no serious mishaps occurred on this trip! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/add92c92-1b6f-40f2-9bd1-7fd1b48dafb2/Anne+Stevens+Kirkland+ARC+Final.jpeg History Blog - North Shore Road Summer Memories - Anne McCoy Stevens Kirkland The daughter of a Wisconsin minister, “Annie” attended Lawrence University so that she could teach kindergarten. She also studied music and general subjects at the Milwaukee Normal School. Her husband, Harry Bristol Kirkland (1881-1931), was a civil engineer and later the editor of an engineering magazine. Annie was widowed at age forty-nine, left to raise three children: Jean, Marianne (Bonnie’s mother), and Bill. Click here to read an obituary published in the Door County Advocate on October 9, 1969, page six. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/6e7eb572-8720-4ca7-9062-aa14b115e521/L+to+R+-+Sally+Brown%2C+Carolyn+Rathbone%2C+Bill+Munchow%2C+Bonnie+Brown+Rock+%28taken+after+the+opening+performance+of+Time+Out+for+Ginger+at.jpeg History Blog - North Shore Road Summer Memories - I Played Ginger Sally Brown, Carolyn Rathbone, Bill Munchow and Bonnie Kirkland Brown Rock at the opening of Time Out for Ginger, Peninsula Players. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/8a372900-2888-4d89-9faf-68d2fd5526ba/1950%27s+Wilsons+1.jpg History Blog - North Shore Road Summer Memories - Hollywood Comes to the Village Hall Ephraim in the 1950s https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/fd6c6486-b0da-4adf-85cd-d6d39aecddb7/CharleysHorses.jpg History Blog - North Shore Road Summer Memories - Saddle Up We first rode horses at Anderson Barn with Charlie Straig, going up Anderson Lane. My horse was Serenade. Sometimes Charlie sang. Later, we rode at Cornils [near the corner of Cty A and Hwy 42]. We were allowed to canter at the airport. My horse Red Bird had his way and took me back to the barn. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/xk85holjdkkrr2obmygmymg4703ay6 monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/e72df012-2050-4f07-ae9e-4b7dff305e6a/joyce.jpg History Blog - Fyr Bal Beginnings 1964: Joyce Gerdman Fyr Bal is a modern interpretation of centuries-old celebrations of the summer solstice. Joyce Gerdman’s hand written notes dating to the early 2000s describe Fyr Bal’s beginnings. They are transcribed below. Ephraim held its first Fyr Bal in 1964, though it wasn’t called “Fyr Bal” until the following year. It began as a week-long event. For several years after that, it was three days. In recent years , Fyr Bal is one grand day of Nordic traditions. Click here to discover more Fyr Bal history from an article published in 2004 on the celebration’s 50th anniversary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/152aad77-b17e-450a-80a6-2df7cccb3415/sneeberger.jpg History Blog - Fyr Bal Beginnings 1964: Joyce Gerdman - In 1965, Dr. William Sneeberger became the first Fyr Bal Chieftan. Joyce Gerdman was proclaimed Chieftan in 1993. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/4023da79-8ce8-4ed2-8a22-96eee9e299dd/DHalvorsen.jpg History Blog - Fyr Bal Beginnings 1964: Joyce Gerdman - Ephraim Folk Dancers Dorothy Halvorsen, standing left, rehearses with young Norwegian dancers. Circa 1998. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b923dc1a-57ab-4055-be8b-93273f74829d/fyr+bal+folks.JPG History Blog - Fyr Bal Beginnings 1964: Joyce Gerdman - Make it stand out Fyr Bal Chieftans left to right: Niles Weborg, Anne Glabe, Hedy Heise, Scotty Weborg, Karsten Topelmann, Tim Christofferson, Paul Wilson, Joyce Gerdman, Glenn Gerdman, Diane Kirkland, Tad Dukehart. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/papa-was-a-lighthouse-keeper monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://www.ephraim.org/blog/redstart-on-moravia-street monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909476265-06JMRD44QVQXEJ1XHDRI/Setophaga_ruticilla_-Chiquimula_Guatemala_-male-8-4c-300x232.jpg History Blog - Redstart on Moravia Street https://www.ephraim.org/blog/first-lieutenant-e-eugene-helgeson monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ebadaee4-5351-4018-8321-18f90ab8d17d/HelgesonWatermark.jpg History Blog - First Lieutenant Gene Helgeson Piloted Plane at Khe Sahn - Helgeson was awarded the Silver Star for Bravery, the Distinguished Flying Cross, and the Purple Heart. Visit the Anderson Dock to see a memorial to Lieutenant Helgeson, who lost his life in Vietnam. Look for a tall white obelisk with a bronze plaque. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/0a3208cd-28a5-4ecc-98e3-f0303f7d8f74/HelgesonEE01c.jpg History Blog - First Lieutenant Gene Helgeson Piloted Plane at Khe Sahn Gene Helgeson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/32302821-7754-4db3-88a3-989cf67c5aed/Edgewater+Lodge+Postcard+B.jpeg History Blog - First Lieutenant Gene Helgeson Piloted Plane at Khe Sahn - Edgewater Lodge The Helgeson family operated the Edgewater Lodge (built by L.E. Olson in 1901) from 1906 until 1971. Today it is called the Edgewater Resort. Around that time, new owners Alvin “Itsie” and Janet Krause connected the Edgewater to Lang’s Resort, today’s Old Post Office Restaurant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/7edf068a-feb7-4211-9a0a-a544eff26465/C-123K+Provider.jpg History Blog - First Lieutenant Gene Helgeson Piloted Plane at Khe Sahn C-123K Provider is a short-range transport plane used to airlift troops and cargo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b9d66b5b-2923-40ef-bed7-7dd5087387a7/AndersonDockXmasStar_TadDukehart+%281%29.JPG History Blog - First Lieutenant Gene Helgeson Piloted Plane at Khe Sahn - Make it stand out The Anderson Dock in Ephraim at holiday time. The memorial shines to the left of the Anderson Warehouse, today’s Hardy Gallery. Photo by Tad Dukehart. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909395984-NRBAYDHRBCWB4P0ZSAFW/IMG_9492-300x300.jpg History Blog - First Lieutenant Gene Helgeson Piloted Plane at Khe Sahn https://www.ephraim.org/blog/sohns-davis-nominated-as-wi-historical-society-changemakers monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909470961-M5HZUH4Z0ELZX3DZWSD4/150942757_10157617458485248_3608700315648530342_n-300x300.jpg History Blog - Sohns, Davis Nominated as WI Historical Society CHANGEMAKERS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909471559-GF0Z9ZKOE1METN3WZ8X1/183951512_10157798704720248_4840137045934248153_n-300x300.jpg History Blog - Sohns, Davis Nominated as WI Historical Society CHANGEMAKERS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909472353-2RO976TSUVDT1Z5SIOEM/186520664_10157798704975248_1170379803840665319_n-300x300.jpg History Blog - Sohns, Davis Nominated as WI Historical Society CHANGEMAKERS https://www.ephraim.org/blog/remembering-verra-sauer-a-mothers-day-tribute monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909470662-C1EWWKVC2O2LZ45BRBWL/Image-300x207.jpeg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909473690-LL6SALLS529JO7WBG0WW/OIP-1-300x300.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909476458-QSGD4TKMXKZH70S96896/eastern-meadowlark-1609189087o6Q-300x230.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909473252-DF9WSDIT4W1RNCOHRZLF/IMG_3945-225x300.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute - Crackerjack Correspondent- Beloved Librarian https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909474853-Z3CHOOYUHA80VUQZH5DB/SKM_C360i21050511320-300x232.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute - No Stranger to Door County https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909475100-APKLP4PBPKB8Z4PV9RXB/SKM_C360i21050511330-300x232.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute - 12 Below Zero https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909475756-I31FF0JR5WBRPPQDU7V5/SKM_C360i21050608500-1-207x300.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute - Hi Jinks at Cornils https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909473068-7RXBGHP6LUN48YK4JGY0/IMG_3943-197x300.jpg History Blog - Remembering Verra Sauer: A Mother's Day Tribute - Mothering in Ephraim: A Transitive Verb https://www.ephraim.org/blog/a-sense-of-place-poems-by-judy-baumgarten-mooney monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1681050145683-12UPLYHHDCFMLYNHTFTB/EHF+-+Hardin+family+member+diving+off+steamship+at+Anderson+Dock.jpg History Blog - A Sense of Place: Poems by Judy Baumgarten Mooney https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1681050145672-QU7AQOYWD174O3JE6XFE/Hardin002.jpeg History Blog - A Sense of Place: Poems by Judy Baumgarten Mooney https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1681050146382-9FK6HCFDL8FCJLLK2UX9/Hardin005+ed+better.jpeg History Blog - A Sense of Place: Poems by Judy Baumgarten Mooney https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/53b0c770-f788-47d8-8265-074049ec9b0d/judy+baumgarten+mooney.jpg History Blog - A Sense of Place: Poems by Judy Baumgarten Mooney - Make it stand out Judy Baumgarten Mooney The espadrille shoes (click here) indicate the 1970s as the decade the photo was taken. Photo courtesy of daughter Letitia Shields who wrote, "Everybody who knew her will be instantly drawn to this remembrance of her. She gave this degree of intense focus and love to everyone she encountered." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909447484-2BOV0OLKDK6SQ49XYTKO/IMG_0533-1-300x267.jpg History Blog - A Sense of Place: Poems by Judy Baumgarten Mooney Judy Baumgarten Mooney, circa 1984. Courtesy of Letitia Shields. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ccd5205f-dac9-4e59-bc5c-542afc51409d/SKM_C360i21011514450-300x213.jpg History Blog - A Sense of Place: Poems by Judy Baumgarten Mooney - Make it stand out Historic postcard of the second Eagle Tower which replaced the original 1914 structure. Circa 1932. Special thanks to Letitia Shields who provided biographical information and editorial guidance. Submitted in 2021, revised in 2023. Kathleen Harris, EHF Educator https://www.ephraim.org/blog/readers-write-favorite-christmas-tree-ornaments monthly 0.5 2025-11-25 https://www.ephraim.org/blog/fabulous-fir-trees monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909436260-M1PVY8K8MG4NUSV0D8X2/abibal_branch05gf500-300x233.jpg History Blog - Fabulous Fir Trees - A Viking Legend Legend has it that long ago in the land of the Vikings, virtues of faith, hope, and love were sent from above to search the Earth. What were they looking for? A tree as high as hope, as great as love, and as sweet as charity. In the northern evergreen forest they found a fir tree illuminated by sparkling stars. It became the first Christmas tree. Since firs grow skyward 60 feet or more, ancient Druids considered them symbols of being upright, truthful and honest. Like many members of the pine tree family, balsam fir contains vitamin C. Native Americans and pioneers used the plant to treat rheumatism, headache, and sore throats. Until synthetics, fir resin was used in medicine and optics. In the 1900s, Door County people stuffed cedar into Small aromatic pillowsAnd, who wouldn’t be soothed by the sweet aroma of a pillow stuffed with balsam needles? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909415863-MCYHE8Q9625EQQWZQ30R/220px-HCA_by_Thora_Hallager_1869-197x300.jpg History Blog - Fabulous Fir Trees - A Fir Tree Fairytale Who remembers by the somber story as told by Dane Hans Christian Andersen? First published on December 21, 1844, it tells of a young fir so preoccupied with imagining better times that present delights go unnoticed. "Rejoice in our presence!" cry Air and Sunlight. "Rejoice in thy own fresh youth!" But alas, the little tree does can only think about the next great thing. In the end, it is cast off as yesterday’s Christmas tree, left in a courtyard corner with weeds and nettles, and (horrors!) chopped up for firewood. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/can-you-say-rhombicuboctahedron monthly 0.5 2025-11-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909414171-ILCSCUJS0BMTADI0VQO3/Moravian-Star-1.jpg History Blog - Can you say “rhombicuboctahedron”? Did you know the Moravian Star, called Christmas Star by some, is known in geometry as a “rhombicuboctahedron”? Try saying the word three times fast! Moravian Star image courtesy of www.instructables.com. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/olga-dana-green-sanctuary-in-a-bustling-landscape monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909408005-USKXHR1IJN75H6KSMYKY/Dana-Green-Plaque-225x300.jpeg History Blog - Olga Dana Green: Breathing Space in a Bustling Landscape https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/c7a3c9c3-d8b5-4e06-a244-3da6f1035f2a/View-from-Dana-Green-B.10.2020-181x300.jpeg History Blog - Olga Dana Green: Breathing Space in a Bustling Landscape - Make it stand out View from Olga Dana Green https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/b6a3733f-e69c-4c6a-bf04-01de14460ff0/village+of+values+brochure+cover.jpg History Blog - Olga Dana Green: Breathing Space in a Bustling Landscape - 1975 Village of Values Brochure Cover Chick Peterson designed the Village of Values brochure. Marguerite Schumann wrote the text. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/bethany-lutheran-church-the-northern-steeple monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://www.ephraim.org/blog/ephraim-moravian-church-the-southern-steeple monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/e6b6b987-1567-43d2-ae33-74ba52914fbc/DJI_0255+%282%29.JPG History Blog - Ephraim Moravian Church-The Southern Steeple - Make it stand out Ephraim Moravian Church 2013 by Tad Dukehart https://www.ephraim.org/blog/matilda-tillie-fobian-valentine-andersons-brown-cookie-recipe monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/3686f780-310a-4018-b308-7150ce99c0ed/Tillie+Valentine.jpeg History Blog - Tillie Anderson’s Brown Cookie Recipe - Matilda “Tillie” Fobian Valentine Anderson (1865-1936) Tillie Valentine is best remembered as an Ephraim innkeeper. She opened Stonewall Cottage in 1899, the second “dedicated lodging establishment” in Ephraim, the Evergreen Beach Hotel being the first in 1897. Valentine built a larger hotel behind Stonewall Cottage around 1906 and named it the Anderson Hotel. The Anderson Condominiums stand there today, along Moravia Street between the Moravian and Bethany Lutheran churches. Source: “Some Women of Early Ephraim” by Paul Burton and Thea Sophia Thompson 2011, 2017. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/eedc1b81-2646-43d2-bbf8-cf01a1fb2717/Tillie%2C+Henry%2C+Everett.jpg History Blog - Tillie Anderson’s Brown Cookie Recipe - Brown Cookie Recipe as written by Tillie Valentine 1 cup molasses. 1 cup honey. 1 cup brown sugar. ½ cup soft butter. ½ cup shortening (lard). Grated rind and juice of ½ orange. Grated rind and juice of ½ lemon. 1 ½ tsp baking soda in ¼ cup hot water. ½ tsp cloves. 1 tsp cinnamon. ½ tsp cardamom. 2 eggs. 6 ½ cup flour. Mix ingredients well and chill in refrigerator overnight. Roll into balls and bake at 375° until tops crackle. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/juicy-truths-about-the-apples-tangy-past monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909403701-TU51CBXEPMDMS8HI4630/Apple-Tree-Iverson-House.KHarris.2020-225x300.jpg History Blog - Juicy Truths - Visit the 1853 Iverson House on Moravia Street to see the ancient apple tree in the back yard. Perhaps Ephraim village founders Reverend Andrew and Laura Iverson planted it there long ago! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/03c117a6-460f-4384-9e70-692b1d7859ae/Apple.ProbableHoneycrisp.Dukehart-300x225.jpg History Blog - Juicy Truths - The Honeycrisp, pictured right, is one of 2,500 varieties grown in the US. Many of us remember when it was first introduced around 1991. This tangy, crunchy apple, was developed in our neighboring state of Minnesota. Photo by Tad Dukehart https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/c8673e0b-9361-4571-91c0-4408b496d45b/OIP+%281%29.jpg History Blog - Juicy Truths - Who was Johnny Appleseed? Some of the apples landing on teachers’ desks in the US originated from trees planted by John Chapman (1774-1845). Chapman, Johnny Appleseed, was a trained orchardist who planted hundreds of trees (not seeds as folklore claims) in the Ohio River Valley. He was a vegetarian. Later in life, Chapman became an itinerant preacher known for powerful sermons. Disney got hold of his story in 1948. Who remembers the Johnny Appleseed song released in the film Melody Time? Oh, the Lord is good to me. And so I thank the Lord For giving me the things I need The sun and the rain and the apple seed The Lord is good to me How about singing this song, or teaching it to your grandkids while baking apple pie this fall? Challenge the kids to make up new lyrics that have special meaning for your family. Bon appetit! https://www.ephraim.org/blog/anton-amundson monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909403026-WOQ132QRUASKKCKZE4K8/shack-1024x754.jpeg History Blog - The Amundson Fish House Ephraim summer resident Frances E. Moss painted the Amundson Fish House around 1900. The painting is in the permanent collection of the Ephraim Historical Foundation and appears in Picturing the Past: The Ephraim Historical Foundation’s Art Collection (Virginia Jones Maher, 2018). Amundson’s Fish House stood along Ephraim’s northeast shore. Can you see details in the painting like a drying rack for nets, ladders, and the green boat to the right of the fish house? On the opposite shore (today’s Highway 42) are trees and a few buildings but the impression is there were fewer buildings in the painting than stand there today. Moss created the image twenty or so years after Wisconsin’s “Cutover” - the logging era that removed so many pine, hemolock, and cedar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/cd6c2f31-f7ca-4bba-a65f-c6e35990ad2d/Amund2.jpeg History Blog - The Amundson Fish House - Anton Amundson stands center. His sister Charlotte stands left and his brother Henry right. In 1924, Ephraim crowned Anton Amundson “The Champion Fisherman.” Amundson, his friends observed, had become captivated over the years with the “finned tribe … If he ever opens his mouth, it is to emit a low and sage remark on the state of the fishing weather.” Amundson’s pals continued, “He has committed assault and battery on more trout, herring, and whitefish than could be loaded into the biggest car ferry on Lake Michigan. He can smell a fish a mile away and when she’s there he spits on his hook and wiggles his line. Fish gather willy-nilly from far and near to be caught.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/650d1a68-7502-423a-b2ac-346dafcfcec8/amund1.jpg History Blog - The Amundson Fish House - The Amundson Farm, early 1900s. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/lloyd-olson-and-pine-grove-hotel monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909402383-MTJ9LJEBWPOLLP43QZDQ/Pine-Grove-300x221.jpg History Blog - Lloyd Olson and Pine Grove Hotel In June, 2019, EHF Curator Emily Irwin announced the new exhibit “Home Away From Home: Ephraim’s Historic Hotels.” The exhibit featured stories about eleven Ephraim hotels. Irwin chose to highlight Lloyd Olson, the longtime proprietor of the Pine Grove Hotel, in a blog publicizing the exhibit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/52fae6f2-5b35-4d9f-9349-f4a68b912058/Lloyd+Olson.jpeg History Blog - Lloyd Olson and Pine Grove Hotel In 1937, Lloyd married Marion Smejkal and the couple helped run Pine Grove. They took over its operation after Lloyd’s parents passed away in the mid-1950s and continued until the hotel was sold in 1972. The lodge and some of the cottages were torn down while others were moved offsite. A new establishment called Pine Grove Resort was built in its place. Lloyd was active in the community, serving on the Ephraim Board of Trustees and as Village President. He was recognized for his contributions to Ephraim in 1976 when he was elected Fyr Bal Chieftain. Lloyd passed away in 1992 at the age of 81, twenty years after selling the hotel. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/elvira-anderson-egeland monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/ea5f9586-31af-4ca5-8a57-76cd96ff5f53/Elvira-Anderson-149x300.jpg History Blog - Elvira Anderson Egeland Many are familiar with Miss Lizzie, Miss Munda and Adolph Anderson, children of Greta and Aslag Anderson. The Andersons built the Anderson Store and Dock in the late 1800s. Less people are familiar with the couple’s other children. Lydia Elvira Anderson, known to family and friends as Elvira, was born February 25, 1879, the tenth of Aslag and Greta Anderson’s thirteen children. She was very close with her sister Agnes, who was only eighteen months older than Elvira, and the two often wore the same clothes and hairstyles. On April 18, 1906, Elvira married Dr. Gustof Richard Egeland, known as Gussie or Gus. Gus was a Norwegian immigrant who had come to Ephraim to practice medicine after serving a few years in the Coast Guard. Gus and Elvira first lived in Ephraim, just south of the Anderson family home. They moved to Sturgeon Bay in the early 1910s to establish Egeland Hospital. The couple’s marriage was a series of ups and downs. Egeland was treated for alcoholism in 1910 and struggled with the disease all his life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909401053-F7XMK9239057Y8A71XRF/RITA-LEONE-EGELAND-159x300.jpg History Blog - Elvira Anderson Egeland - The Loss of a Child In 1914, the couple began the process of adopting a three-year-old girl named Rita. Her mother had died earlier that year and her father was unable to care for Rita and her seven siblings. EHF Archives include letters about Rita, written by several of Anderson siblings which reveal that the little girl was very much loved by family. In 1916, during a visit to finalize her adoption, Rita became ill and was taken to Egeland Hospital in Sturgeon Bay for treatment, but on July 23, 1916, she passed away from tubercular meningitis. On July 26, 1916, Rita’s death made front page news. “The Angel of Death took away their beloved daughter,” reported the Door County Advocate. “Little Rita was the sunshine of that home.” Following a service in the Egeland home, the funeral cortege traveled to Ephraim for burial at the Moravian Cemetery. Eight years later her mother, Elvira, succombed to the disease. She had been for it in 1915 but suffered a relapse, dying on July 11, 1924 at age forty-five. She is buried near her daughter Rita Egeland (spelled Reta on the gravestone). https://www.ephraim.org/blog/blog-post-title-one-t4bey monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/8c7a9343-e949-450a-8d3e-d2b83a9f6ab5/1950+newsletter.jpg History Blog - Early EHF Newsletter - Make it stand out From the Ephraim Historical Foundation Archives. Read the transcribed letter in its entirety below: https://www.ephraim.org/blog/andrea-hanson monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/58e8493a-235d-470d-b853-158663abfe72/EHF+Hanson%2C+Andrea.jpg History Blog - Andrea Hanson - Tragedy on Horseshoe Island Andrea Tjøstolfsdatter was born in Brunlanes, Norway in 1806. She married Hans Hanson in 1829 and the couple immigrated to Wisconsin with their children and other family members in 1854, one year after the founding of Ephraim. They stayed with Ole Larsen on Horseshoe Island. That same year, tragedy struck when Hans Hanson and six others died of Asiatic cholera. They are buried on Horseshoe Island, though the exact location is unknown. A bronze marker on the island notes the tragedy. After the death of her husband, Andrea supported her family by nursing community members, and midwifery. Her grown sons also contributed to the family income. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/7111f6b5-c6b0-45e4-9254-6c991a1fe2a4/Copy+of+Horseshoe+tinted+postcard.jpg History Blog - Andrea Hanson As Andrea entered her seventh decade, her health began decline so she lived with her various children. She began to wander and had to be constantly watched. On July 21, 1885, Ephraim Moravian Pastor Anders Petterson wrote that Andrea was staying with daughter Greta and her husband Aslag Anderson. “[Mrs. Hanson] ran away around midday on Saturday, July 18, 1885, and in spite of the fact that one immediately started searching for her, she was not to be found. It was first on Sunday morning, July 19th, that her body was found two miles from Ephraim, by the beach. She had walked along the shore the whole night and was found, drowned in the water …” https://www.ephraim.org/blog/albin-ohman monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/9f5994d3-cb12-451e-94b1-c6ffbe540011/Albin+Ohman+-+WWI.jpeg History Blog - Albin Ohman - Military Service In April 1917 the United States entered World War I. Albin was drafted in August of that year. He was first sent to Camp Custer in Michigan and worked as a cook for a short time. Later, he was a member of the 59th Spruce Squadron, part of the Spruce Production Division (SPD). The SPD provided lumber for the production of military aircraft and was based out of the Pacific Northwest. The SPD also constructed and equipped railroad tracks for the lumber’s transportation. A 1974 Door County Advocate article written by Keta Steebs commemorated Ohman’s 80th birthday by highlighting his military service: “…Albin spent the rest of his service career inserting piston rings in locomotives. Not an exceptionally glamorous undertaking, he admits, but better than being in France, where one irate lieutenant threatened to send him, saying “you’ll be pushing up daisies in three weeks.” https://www.ephraim.org/blog/emma-trueblood-anderson monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/be00021f-9dd4-484a-bf24-294f22ffb391/49883714_127387767772.jpg History Blog - Emma Trueblood Anderson - Make it stand out Emma was born on February 14, 1878, to Ingeborg “Emma” Goodletson Trueblood and Silas Trueblood. Her mother was a daughter of Thomas and Kjesten Goodletson (of the Goodletson Cabin). Six months after the birth of Emma and her twin brother, Thomas Alfred, their mother died of a stroke complicated by sunstroke and diabetes. Emma, Thomas, and her two older siblings, George and Louisa, were all sent to live with other Ephraim families. Thomas and George lived with their maternal grandparents, Louisa moved in with a maternal aunt, and Emma was sent to live with Andrew and Mattie (Mary) Johnson. When Emma was 19 years old, she became pregnant by Frank Valentine. Frank, married, was age forty-two. (In the 1880s, Frank and Anna Valentine rented rooms in the Iverson House at the same time as Moravian Pastor Anders Petterson and Anna, his wife.) Church records report a confession by Frank Valentine. Emma and Frank’s son, Andrew, was born in 1898 and adopted by the Johnsons (Emma’s adoptive parents). In 1900, Emma married Nel Anderson and the couple had five children. Tragedy struck her life again in 1908 her son Andrew drowned off the Anderson Dock at the age of ten. He is buried in the Ephraim Moravian Cemetery and is one of a number of young boys who drowned at the Anderson Dock. They include a son of Thomas and Kjesten Goodletson, Emma's maternal grandparents and a son of Greta and Aslag Anderson. Then, just a year later, Emma’s father, Silas Trueblood, drowned off a dock in Mackinac, MI. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/a-few-bolts-of-fabric monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909395744-MP4I54DBGTC2U4HA51NZ/Garments-March-2018-300x225.jpg History Blog - A Few Bolts of Fabric https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909396344-EO8W2REL4RAVEEBO36EV/IMG_2446-300x225.jpg History Blog - A Few Bolts of Fabric https://www.ephraim.org/blog/arsenic-and-old-lace monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909392308-V96CP6T1CI0HTCJ0IN1R/2017.146.0001-1-300x225.jpg History Blog - Arsenic and Old Lace https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909392743-QU64JNPITH4YI06KGXML/2017.146.0001-2-300x225.jpg History Blog - Arsenic and Old Lace https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909393243-KAY8VK0H7JKK5TBEYNNR/2017.146.0001-3-300x225.jpg History Blog - Arsenic and Old Lace https://www.ephraim.org/blog/what-makes-an-artifact monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909391544-65YEF0J9E5XQXCEDF2P8/IMG_0999-e1503004338313-225x300.jpg History Blog - What Makes An Artifact? https://www.ephraim.org/blog/greta-andersons-flag monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/50a7a236-3cf6-487c-927a-02d63ce3c83f/Greta+Anderson+Flag.jpg History Blog - Greta Hanson Anderson's Flag - A Challenge As work on the upcoming EHF exhibit continues, we faced the challenge of displaying Greta Anderson’s flag. Greta, an early Ephraim resident who married Aslag Anderson, sewed a 35-star flag during the Civil War. Her cousin, Torger Torgersen, was in the 15th Wisconsin Volunteer Regiment and is one of the soldiers featured in the new exhibit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/e6e4ba63-8712-4347-895d-83d42b1adc81/EHF+Anderson%2C+Greta.jpg History Blog - Greta Hanson Anderson's Flag - Displaying the Flag We knew it would be impossible for us to display the flag at its full size. When we laid it out, it took up almost an entire room and barely fit on six tables. Fabric is especially sensitive to the oils which naturally occur on skin, so EHF staff used cotton gloves to carefully handle the flag. This is also a major reason why the flag couldn’t simply be hung on a wall: the temptation to touch would likely prove too great, and the repeated touches over several months would damage the already delicate fabric. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/camp-peninsular monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/97e89c63-9808-40d3-bc4b-1c2dfcf1496c/CCC.LPC.136.SummerViewOfCamp.005.1.jpg History Blog - Camp Peninsular: 1935-1937 - Make it stand out Camp Peninsular, circa 1936. Photo courtesy of Litkea Collection, Peninsula State Park. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/camp-meenahga monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/380ad665-0902-47f0-a48d-41a0fba51419/Camp+Meenahga+pier+1926.jpg History Blog - Camp Meenahga: 1916-1948 - Make it stand out Camp Meenahga, circa 1929. Courtesy of Roy Gauger, Wisconsin Historical Society Press. The 100-foot Lodge/Evenson barn is left. The Lookout is right. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/454a9916-33cb-4728-8670-f543375a19dd/New+Cover+Meenahga.jpg History Blog - Camp Meenahga: 1916-1948 - From the Lookout The complete history of Camp Meenahga is told in From the Lookout: Memories of Peninsula State Park’s Summer Camp for Girls written by Kathleen Harris and published in 2020 by the Wisconsin Historical Society Press. It includes a roster of names of most of the 2,000 girls who attended Camp Meenahga as well as many names of people who worked there. https://www.ephraim.org/blog/edgar-goodlet-one-of-ephraims-dearly-departed monthly 0.5 2025-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909372348-JTKKYC4M0622TYTRJ1CL/IMG_0124-225x300.jpg History Blog - Edgar Goodlet, One of Ephraim's Dearly Departed Leif Erickson portraying Edgar Goodlet on the Dearly Departed Cemetery Walk, September 14, 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909370388-3U9FACJ5RT7JX6NP0HJN/All-Goodlet-children-300x216.jpg History Blog - Edgar Goodlet, One of Ephraim's Dearly Departed The 10 Goodlet children. Edgar is 3rd from the right. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909373863-380PFLVBGLEOOZ69NA12/Pioneer-School-with-Children-300x261.jpg History Blog - Edgar Goodlet, One of Ephraim's Dearly Departed An early image of the Pioneer School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909371649-43MMIXZPXZK7WEZQRSGA/Boat-Ride002-ed-300x215.jpg History Blog - Edgar Goodlet, One of Ephraim's Dearly Departed Boat Ride002 ed https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909372255-NCUJ2BDIZTMI0AXNK491/Edgar-Goodlet-300x252.jpg History Blog - Edgar Goodlet, One of Ephraim's Dearly Departed Edgar Goodlet https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/612ea2d207b295449d0da09f/1638909372448-3C124CJMB1ONANL2YBC0/IMG_0150-225x300.jpg History Blog - Edgar Goodlet, One of Ephraim's Dearly Departed Edgar Goodlet's sextant, donated by Hedy Heise. 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