Kewaunee County History

Friend Sally lives near one of Kewaunee County's tiniest, but most well-known, communities. For most, it is a 45 mph limit nuisance w...

Silver Creek was so tiny that using the word "hamlet" implies too much. Had it been settled by Germans, such words as "d...

Forest Hill in the eastern-most part of Town of Carlton numbers among Kewaunee County ’s long forgotten communities. Forest Hill...

Hundreds of thousands of vacationers will travel to Mount Rushmore this summer. Visitors will marvel over the history and the four president...

Historian George Wing said the news about Fort Sumter caused tobacco smoke at Ahnepee's Tremont and Kenosha Houses to thicken while Will...

Ahnapee was home to transient woodsmen and sailors during the winters. Drinking, card playing and horseplay figured highly among the men...

With travel in the land-locked areas of Kewaunee County – areas away from Lake Michigan – limited to horse and buggy or foot power, c...

“Always taxes,” bemoaned the Kewaunee Enterprise editor in a February 1870 edition of the paper . Twenty years later, Kewaunee’s Ne...

Harold Heidmann snapped this photo of Slovan cobbler Anton Sisel in the late 1930's. The picture can be found in the collections ...

                                  Luxemburg High School 1939 Wrestling Team Luxemburg-Casco high school is known throughout Wisconsin...