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![]() "On the Rocks" Cliffside Lodge was built in 1965 by a local carpenter named Roger Johnson By 1969, it was already a famous landmark and was featured in a full page article on Door County (p.358) in the March 1969 issue of "National Geographic" In 1993, Roger Johnson and Dean Logerquist (a stonemason from Sister Bay) completed an amazing renovation of the lodge that has kept the lodge's reputation growing. It is a one-of-a-kind house, and staying at the lodge with loved ones or one's friends is a great choice. |
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(See the National Geographic article about 'On the Rocks' below) |
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1969 "National Geographic" Article |
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Caption from page 359 of the National Geographic article:
This new Chalet Lodge, 'On the Rocks', caters to the underwater explorers. Prize possession of owner Gene Shastal, left, and manager Bob Lapp is this half-ton windlass, believed to be from the schooner Fleetwing, which sank during a storm in 1888. Kedge anchor leaning against the windlass is a 285-pound relic recovered from 40-foot depths near Plum Island.' |
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