Sister Bay Historical Society created a video of the October 3, 2024 presentation, which was part of the Sister Bay Stories series. This presentation was conceived as a companion to and expansion of the book, and begins with a little bit of genealogy and related historical information about the era before electrification. The slide images are available for closer inspection on the More page.

However, significantly more details, clippings, illustrations and photos are in “The Story of Masterfreeze”, which can be previewed in the video at right.  The author also made an earlier presentation on “Uncovering” the story, detailing the research which resulted in the book. She is available to provide similar presentations which can be modified to suit the audience.

The series, “Sister Bay Stories” includes presentations from a number of Gibraltar High School Alumni and have been shared on their YouTube channel. If you couldn't attend the Masterfreeze presentation in 2024 because the Brewers were in the playoffs that night, take a peek. Please share with your Northern Door friends, relatives, and anyone interested in post-war, mid-century manufacturing history, as well as anything Door County-related.

While this website is ending, I will still maintain the Facebook page with new information and other items on Door County history, Masterfreeze Door County.

Copies of “The Story of Masterfreeze” are available for purchase in Door County:

Free to read or check out at eight of the Door County Libraries

Corner of the Past Museum shop, Sister Bay Historical Society

OtherWorlds Books & More, Sturgeon Bay

Novel Bay Booksellers, Sturgeon Bay

Liberty Grove Historical Society

Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik

Door County Ice Cream Factory,

Click link to order book:Direct sales Cash, Check, Venmo, Credit card. Cost of book is $15, and includes shipping. Not many left.