Princeton Wisconsin history – Page 7 – Bartel's History of Princeton

609 WEST MAIN STREET

The building at 609 West Main Street, today home to Prairie Farm Toys, Etc., was built by Edmond Bednarek in 1946 as an appliance store

The recent post about the East Main Street property that served as the county fairground for more than 15 years in the 19th century diverted

Much of the residential development along the Fox River south of Princeton over the last 50 years occurred with the help of entrepreneur Paul Coil,

Today we’re looking at two lots in the massive Block 1 of the (Waldo ) Flint and (Royal) Treat Addition platted in 1857 on Princeton’s

I did not have the privilege of knowing Edna Berray or enjoying her famed schaum torte at Berray’s Lodge, which operated at 416 West Main

It seems logical to me that the oldest continuing family-owned business in Princeton is a funeral home. The Wachholz & Sons Funeral Home, 303 Harvard

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