by shawano_history_staff | Apr 18, 2023 | Historical Posts
Photo Gallery Notes Photo of the day from July 1952 – the Menominee Indian Band playing in the Centennial Parade on Main Street in Shawano,...
by shawano_history_staff | Apr 16, 2023 | Historical Posts
Photo Gallery Franklin D. Naber of the City of Shawano. The Naber Building The Naber Building The Naber Building The Naber Building F.D. Naber obituary Mary Naber obituary Nabor Family Headstone Franklin Naber Grave Andy Naber speaking at the dedication of Naber Plaza...
by shawano_history_staff | Apr 11, 2023 | Historical Posts
Photo Gallery Notes This is the Ragtime Concert Band from around the WWI time frame. The band was made up of all boys from the Stony Hill area, west of Shawano in the Town of Richmond. The photo was taken in a cheese factory on highway M. Back row: Walter Treptow,...
by shawano_history_staff | Apr 4, 2023 | Historical Posts
Photo Gallery Notes This is the Kriesel Farm in section 9 of the Town of Grant in the Weasel Dam area in 1910. In the photo, left to right, are; Herman Kriesel, Augusta Kriesel, and Frank Kriesel. The farm was homesteaded by Frank and Augusta Kriesel when they...
by shawano_history_staff | Mar 28, 2023 | Historical Posts
Photo Gallery Notes These two photos are taken at the same location in Shawano, over 120 years apart. The location is at the court house, on the corner of 4th St. and Main St. looking north. The bridge over the Shawano Lake Channel is in the back ground. Notice...
by shawano_history_staff | Mar 21, 2023 | Historical Posts
Photo Gallery Notes 135 N. Main Street in Shawano was the home of the Miller Saloon and later the Zingsheim Tavern. The building was razed and the Town Club became the new business at this address. The Main Street Pub took over the building after the Town Club....
