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MUSEUM TOURS

Alexander Noble House Museum

Visit the oldest existing frame home in Fish Creek...

charmingly restored and containing many of the Noble family’s
original furnishings and artifacts.

Built in 1875, the Noble House was home to three generations of the Alexander Noble Family. It is an authentic example of Greek Revival farmhouse architecture. Enjoy a tour of the 10-room home and experience a portrayal of domestic life in Door County at the turn of the century.

Special Exhibit

150th Anniversary

of the Alexander Noble House

On the National Register of Historic Places

Docent-Led Tours

Located in the heart of Fish Creek!

4167 Main Street Fish Creek, WI 54212

Opening June 17th

Tuesday - Saturdays, 10:00-3:00pm

Sundays, 10:00-2:00pm

Opening again mid June

Ghost Trolley Tours

Experience interesting stories of spirits from the past around
the peninsula with a stop at Historic Noble House and perhaps
have an encounter of your own.

Closed for the Season.

Pick Up Location & Reservations:

Door County Trolley Station
8030 Hwy 42 Egg Harbor, WI 54209

WALKING TOURS

Take a Walk Back Through a Bygone Era

From the native logs used to build Asa Thorp’s cabin, to the carefully gathered stones on the walls of the Stenzel gas station, the historic structures of Fish Creek reflect the character and lifestyle of its pioneers. Simple and sturdy, the buildings were erected in the 1860’s through the turn of the century. The center of the village has over 20 of these monuments to a colorful and remarkable heritage. We invite you to stroll along our streets . . . “terry” in yesteryear . . . and discover the tiny lumbering and fishing port that became a popular boom-town resort community.

Audio

Walking Tour

January 1st-December 31st

Take a tour when the moment is right! When you see a blue tile number on a Fish Creek building, simply call 920.365.3711 and then enter the tile number followed by the "#" key.
Call as often as you like.

You can also stop by the Alexander Noble House or Fish Creek Visitor Center for a rack card with the tile numbers, building names & addresses, along with a map of locations of these historic buildings. Or simply print one by clicking here.

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