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- Manitou_Camp abstract "Manitou Camp is a logging and fishing camp started in the 1890s on Manitou Island, part of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Today, as historically, Manitou Camp is used as a campground and as a facility for fishing. It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983 and is owned by the National Park Service.In the 1890s four Swedes who were cutting cedar on the island built a cabin in a northern European style. Their cabin remains at the camp to this day, built of cedar logs hand-flattened on two sides, joined with half-dove-tailed notches, chinked with moss, with a small cellar beneath a trapdoor in the floor. When the Swedes finished logging three of them left, but John Hanson stayed on.Hanson fished year-round, smoked meat, gardened, and had a horse on this remote island. He built a twine shed which remains today. He was joined by a Frenchman, Gus Plud. In the 1920s or 30s Frank Childs built a cabin there and fished in the winter with a man named Black Pete. In the early '30s John Hanson built a smokehouse for smoking herring and venison. Later a Captain Bark winter-fished from the camp.One objective of these fishermen was the November–December herring run. The herring were cleaned and salted right at Manitou camp, then packed into barrels for transport to Bayfield. After the lake froze, the fishermen drove dogsleds out over the ice. They hung gill nets on lines and poles under the ice and after a day or two, collected a catch of whitefish and lake trout. (One wooden fish sled remains at the camp.)In the 1930s two Norwegian brothers, Theodore and Hjalmer Olson, fished out of Manitou Camp in winters. In 1938 they bought the camp and lived there year-round. They constructed a 14 by 18 foot log bunkhouse in a Scandinavian style, which remains, and a twine shed for storing fishing nets. The Olsons rented cabins to loggers and fishermen, and lived at Manitou camp at least into the 1980s.Around camp there are also a couple old outhouses, a handmade windlass, boat skids, the remains of a pier, handmade fish boxes, a net reel, a net fork, tarring tank, gutting board, and salt barrels. These remnants of the fishing industry remain where they were used and left. That they were not cleaned up and redeveloped like the valuable land around most docks is what makes Manitou Camp unique in the area.".
- Manitou_Camp added "1983-01-19".
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- Manitou_Camp governingBody National_Park_Service.
- Manitou_Camp location Apostle_Islands_National_Lakeshore.
- Manitou_Camp location Manitou_Island_(Wisconsin).
- Manitou_Camp location Wisconsin.
- Manitou_Camp nrhpReferenceNumber "83003367".
- Manitou_Camp thumbnail Manitou_Island_Camp.jpg?width=300.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageExternalLink state.html.
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- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Category:Apostle_Islands_National_Lakeshore.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Ashland_County,_Wisconsin.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Category:National_Register_of_Historic_Places_in_Wisconsin.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Fishing.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Gillnetting.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Herring.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Lake_trout.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Lake_whitefish.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Log_cabin.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Manitou_Island_(Wisconsin).
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- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink National_Register_of_Historic_Places.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Smokehouse.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Thuja_occidentalis.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Windlass.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Wisconsin.
- Manitou_Camp wikiPageWikiLinkText "Manitou Camp".
- Manitou_Camp yearOfConstruction "1890".
- Manitou_Camp added "1983-01-19".
- Manitou_Camp architect "Multiple; Olson,Hjalmer".
- Manitou_Camp architecture "Scandinavian Log Cabin".
- Manitou_Camp built "1890".
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- Manitou_Camp governingBody "National Park Service".
- Manitou_Camp latDegrees "46".
- Manitou_Camp latDirection "N".
- Manitou_Camp latMinutes "57".
- Manitou_Camp latSeconds "20".
- Manitou_Camp location "Manitou Island, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Wisconsin".
- Manitou_Camp locmapin "Wisconsin".
- Manitou_Camp longDegrees "90".
- Manitou_Camp longDirection "W".
- Manitou_Camp longMinutes "40".
- Manitou_Camp longSeconds "35".
- Manitou_Camp name "Manitou Camp".
- Manitou_Camp refnum "83003367".
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- Manitou_Camp subject Category:Apostle_Islands_National_Lakeshore.
- Manitou_Camp subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Ashland_County,_Wisconsin.
- Manitou_Camp subject Category:National_Register_of_Historic_Places_in_Wisconsin.
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- Manitou_Camp type Q41176.
- Manitou_Camp comment "Manitou Camp is a logging and fishing camp started in the 1890s on Manitou Island, part of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Today, as historically, Manitou Camp is used as a campground and as a facility for fishing. It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983 and is owned by the National Park Service.In the 1890s four Swedes who were cutting cedar on the island built a cabin in a northern European style.".
- Manitou_Camp label "Manitou Camp".
- Manitou_Camp sameAs Q6750235.
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- Manitou_Camp lat "46.955555555555556".
- Manitou_Camp long "-90.6763888888889".
- Manitou_Camp wasDerivedFrom Manitou_Camp?oldid=592354055.
- Manitou_Camp depiction Manitou_Island_Camp.jpg.
- Manitou_Camp isPrimaryTopicOf Manitou_Camp.
- Manitou_Camp name "Manitou Camp".