History – Bartel's History of Princeton

ISO ST. MARIE CONTINUED

I have spent the last several months tying up loose ends in my research of the history of the village of St. Marie and the

Of the 15 men and women who sat in the editor’s chair at the Times-Republic office in Princeton between 1940 and 1990, none contributed more

One-room schools formed the foundation of the Wisconsin rural education system for nearly 100 years, from the time the state was founded in 1848 to

One way temperance-minded early settlers of Princeton could enjoy a peaceful Sunday afternoon on a warm summer day was to load the family into a

Here are some news clippings about St. Marie that I gathered while working on my history of Princeton (pre-World War II) published in 2020, followed

Water Lot 28, today home to the Pastimes and Teak & Soxy shops, is home to historic downtown Princeton’s oldest building, its first brick building

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