Town of La Pointe, Madeline Island, Ashland County
Mooningwanekaaning
(“the place full of Yellow-shafted Flicker”)
Established 1665
Mooningwanekaaning
(“the place full of Yellow-shafted Flicker”)
Established 1665
Population: 245
Madeline Island Ferry Line
Visitors must take the Madeline Island Ferry to access
the island. The ferry is located in Bayfield.
Madeline Island Chamber of Commerce
Madeline Island School of the Arts
Madeline Island Museum
Major Gilbert Field (airport) on Madeline Island
Wisconsin Historical Society "Official" Marker 108:
"Madeline Island"
was erected at La Pointe in 1961.
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Historic St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Historic Town Hall building
"Site of First Catholic Church" Historical Marker
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Wisconsin's Maritime Trails: Early Vessels Historical Marker
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"La Pointe Indian Cemetery" Historical Marker
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La Pointe is an Anishinaabe bi-lingual community.
Anishinaabe is the language of the Ojibwe (Chippewa) who
have occupied the area for a thousand years.
"Madeline Island"
was erected at La Pointe in 1961.
Click here for more information.
Historic St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Historic Town Hall building
"Site of First Catholic Church" Historical Marker
Click here for more information.
Wisconsin's Maritime Trails: Early Vessels Historical Marker
Click here for more information.
"La Pointe Indian Cemetery" Historical Marker
Click here for more information.
La Pointe is an Anishinaabe bi-lingual community.
Anishinaabe is the language of the Ojibwe (Chippewa) who
have occupied the area for a thousand years.
Little Wisconsin will be available May 7, 2019.
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