Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9

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41° 29' 21.3'', -71° 19' 18.12''
(401) 783-5551
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Newport Harbor
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
Louis Jagschitz State Pier #9
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State Pier #9, directly to the west and abutting Mary Ferrazoli Park, was successfully rebuilt and renamed the Louis Jagschitz State Pier on October 20, 2002. The pier is home to commercial fishing boats, both inshore lobster boats and offshore draggers, and is the only state owned commercial pier in the Newport area. It serves as a testimony to the centuries-old working waterfront so representative of an important part of Newport's proud history.

Louis Jagschitz, better known as "Louie the Lobsterman", died on June 30, 2001 at the age of 80. He trolled the waters of Narragansett Bay till the day he died and represented those who made their living from the sea. With his Santa Claus-like beard and craggy visage, he became a walking tourist attraction featured in local and national publications.

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Last Updated: Jul 13, 2022

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