Something we actually stopped and turned around to see is called the Wisconsin Cement Park. It is located a little south of Phillips WI, about half way between Green Bay and Duluth. A guy named Fred Smith apparently was the creater of a vast number of cement figures that are simply amazing. One of the most unusual things we have come across in our travels.  

On the shore, we observed this very interesting structure. There was a marina and boat ramp at its base, but it was obviously old and build for some purpose.

Further research indicate the the 1,850 foot long steel and cement structure was built in 1913 and operated by the Northern Pacific Railway as an Ore Dock. Apparently, iron ore, mined to the west at the Cuyuna mines (near Crosby MN), was brought here by rail and loaded onto ships, to be made into iron and steel.

Looking around Superior, we found an old Fire Station built in 1898, that has become a Fire and Police Museum. Unfortunately the classic old firehouse was not open.
   

We got a hotel overlooking the shore and found dinner for Night 6 in Duluth.