Thorstein Veblen
Norwegian

Jens Jacobson
Danish

Chester Thordarson
Icelandic

USA Today -- Friday October 28, 2009
10 Great Places with International Flair
Stavkirke --- Washington Island, Wis.

Icelandic and Scandinavians have been lining on that Door County Island since 1870. Decedents helped build the wooden church modeled after a Medieval church in Norway and resembling a Viking ship in the 1990's. The church is an anchor for their cultural identity, “Goldsmith says,” It is a reminder of what was while providing a sense of possibility of what can be carried forward.”

On the island ride Icelandic horses, enjoy autumn colors and a beach stroll.

 

Wikipedia says:

Most of the people who settled in Washington were Scandinavian immigrants, especially Icelanders. Today, Washington Island is one of the oldest Icelandic communities in the United States and among the largest outside of Iceland itself