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Clambake

US IlHpHS 2010.1-2013.10-1822_1957_0907-03
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1957

Part of North Shore Yacht Club, records

Pot at rear had a spigot for pouring cupfuls of clam juice (this was weird stuff to a ten-year-old from the Midwest). Note also the metal mats in the background, laid on the sand to aid the movement of the boats to and from the water

Clambake

US IlHpHS 2010.1-2013.10-1820_1957_0907-01
Item
1957

Part of North Shore Yacht Club, records

Looking at camera: Jim Weinert; lady in back: Mrs. Jim Greenebaum.

Sailboat on Lake Michigan

US IlHpHS 2010.1-2013.10-1800_1957_0700-21
Item
1957

Part of North Shore Yacht Club, records

Unknown (possibly Bill Fleischmann).

Racing near Highland Park

US IlHpHS 2010.1-2013.10-1793_1957_0700-14.
Item
1957

Part of North Shore Yacht Club, records

Judging from the following photo and the clothes in this one, Gunter Schwandt is in the boat at left and Pete Weinert is at right.

NSYC

US IlHpHS 2010.1-2013.10-1576_1955_0800
Item
1955

Part of North Shore Yacht Club, records

1576_1955_0800

NSYC

US IlHpHS 2010.1-2013.10-1527_1954_0500-06
Item
1954

Part of North Shore Yacht Club, records

The clubhouse is in the background. Later photos show it painted a darker color. Just out of the photo to the right was the electric winch that was used to pull boats and trailers from the water to the line where they stayed during the summer.