List of historical markers in Brown County, Wisconsin facts for kids
Historical Markers: Discovering Brown County's Past
Have you ever wondered about the exciting stories hidden in your local community? Across Brown County, Wisconsin, you can find special signs called historical markers. These markers are like outdoor history books! They tell us about important people, places, and events that happened long ago. They help us remember and learn about the past, making history come alive right where you stand.
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Important Markers You Can Visit
Brown County is full of fascinating history, and these markers help us explore it. Each one tells a unique story about how the area grew and changed over time.
Augustin de Langlade Marker
One of the most important markers in Green Bay celebrates Augustin de Langlade. He was a very early settler in Wisconsin. This marker shows where his home and trading post once stood. It's a special spot because it marks the location of the first permanent settlers in Wisconsin!
- Dedicated: 1916
- Location: South Washington Street, north of Crooks Street, in Green Bay. You'll find it on your right if you're heading south.
- What it marks: The very first permanent home and trading house in Wisconsin.
Freimann Hotel Building Marker
Another interesting marker points out the Freimann Hotel Building. This building has been a part of Green Bay's business scene for a very long time. It's one of the oldest places that has continuously operated as a business in the city.
- Location: 348 South Washington Street, Green Bay WI 54301
- What it marks: One of Green Bay's oldest continuously running businesses.
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