On this farm homesteaded by her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Case
Belle Case Lafollette
was born April 21, 1859
Wife of a governor and United States Senator and mother of a governor and United States . . . — — Map (db m312379) HM
Though today only faint traces of early structures remain, this was the site of much industrial activity in the early days of the Village of Wonewoc. From the original log dam and sawmill of the Willard brothers in 1851 to the Power House and Dam . . . — — Map (db m33910) HM
Old rivers, like the Baraboo, have wide flood plains and many wide curves called meanders. These sharp bends and twists frequently become so curved that a loop is formed, separated by only a narrow neck of land. The river eventually cuts across the . . . — — Map (db m158701) HM
Explored by white lumber prospectors in 1842, this site was settled in 1851 and platted as the Village of Wonewoc in 1854. Long the center of a thriving agricultural district with a vibrant local market, the village was originally a lusty lumber . . . — — Map (db m158700) HM
