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Port Washington 1835 to 1985
([1985])
A community is founded, pp. 4-21
Rising above the downtown, the clocktower with the gleaming eagle on the Ozaukee County Courthouse is as much a part of the city as the new marina and the shopping center on Main St. Port Washington's symbol, the lighthouse at the end of the north breakwater, is used many times to indicate the community. Dominating the skyline of Port Washington, St. Mary's Church is a national historic building. At the south end of Franklin St., the Port Washington power plant of Wisconsin Electric Power Co. is a 50 year institution. Coal boats delivering their cargoes, while the unloading bridge stands unused and gleaming blue at the dock, are very much a part of the community. Misty harbor memories abound
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