The West Shore Fishing Museum is the restored home, gardens and fishery of Charles Bailey, who operated one of the area's largest commercial fishing operations on this site from 189_ to 1950. The grounds include an exhibit building and twine shed. Exhibits trace regional fishing from prehistoric to modern times. The museum's five commercial fishing boats including the completely restored gill-net fish tug, Kate A. The museum also has a small collection of historical photographs and oral history interviews that document the local commercial fishing industry. The museum is located in Menominee County's Bailey Park which provides trails and beach access for visitors.
Welcome to Menominee County's Bailey Park
West Shore Fishing Museum Welcome Sign
Bailey Fishery Historical Marker
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Restored Bailey Home
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Bailey House
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Twine Shed where fishing nets were made and repaired.
Kitchen of the Bailey Home
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Butter churn in the kitchen of the Bailey Home
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Dining Room of the Bailey Home
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Fish tugs
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Fish tugs
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Fishtug Kate A.
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Interior of the Fishtug Kate A.
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Exhibit
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Museum Gift Shop
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Ford Model T
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rMuseum grounds overlooking Green Bay
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What you can do here
Access Fishing History & Culture Research, Boat Viewing, Gift Shop or Fisheries Items for Purchase, School or Group Tours, View Exhibits
