Summary
On the hilly shore of Lake Superior overlooking the Apostle Islands, this 60-block district encompasses most of the original plat of old Bayfield. Primarily residential, the district retains the flavor of the 1883-1924 period, representing cultural patterns of ordinary people living in a northern Wisconsin lumbering-fishing village.
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State & National Registers of Historic Places
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N of Bayfield at Little Sand Bay
76000050
Located in Town of Russell, Bayfield County
1 East Washington St.
76000049
Located in Bayfield, Bayfield County
Sand Island
76000052
Located in Town of Bayfield, Bayfield County
201 Knowles Ave., N
88000622
Located in New Richmond, St. Croix County
