The Sailing Adventures of Captain Peter Halvorsen & Captain Winand Schlosser

The Sailing Adventures of Captain Winand Schlosser (1859-1944)

His Only Home* in Bay View

He lived in this same home but in two different locations: 1180 South Superior Street (1902-25) and 3169 South Superior Street (1926-34) after it was moved

The Sailing Adventures of Peter Halvorsen

His First Home in Bay View (1914-15) 3261 South Indiana Avenue

His Ships and Sailing Adventures While Living at 3261 S. Indiana Ave.Ship(s) unknown, 1914-15; Sailing adventures while captain: unknown since ship (s) is/are unknown

His Second Home in Bay View (1916-20)3141 South Indiana Avenue


His Ships and Sailing Adventures While Living at 3141 S. Indiana Ave.Ship(s) unknown, 1916-20;Sailing adventures whilecaptain: unknown since ship (s) is/are unknown

His Third Home in Bay View (1924)3137 South Indiana Avenue

His Ships and Sailing Adventures While Living HereShip(s) unknown, 1924;Sailing adventures whilecaptain: unknown since ship (s) is/are unknown

His Ships and Sailing Adventures Before Bay View

Ship(s)he captained (1908-13)before livingin Bay View


Above Left: The schooner Libby Nau,1908, co-owner and captain;Sailing adventures while captain: none discovered; repeating from the text above,Peter Halverson is shown in 1908 (probably just before moving to Milwaukee) as co-owner of the schooner Libby Nau while living in Chicago. Whether he brought it with him when he moved up to Milwaukee is unknown. Its final documents were surrendered in Milwaukee on 30 June 1918, so it’s possible this was the ship he captained the Libby Nau from 1908-18 while living in Milwaukee and Bay View, but this is not confirmed.Photo courtesy the Alpena County George N.Fletcher Public Library, Thunder Bay Research Collection.

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