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The Peshtigo Fire
 
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Extent of the Peshtigo Fire
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1 Wisconsin, Marinette County, Peshtigo — 1 — Peshtigo Fire Cemetery
On the night of 0ctober 8, 1871, Peshtigo, a booming town of 1700 people, was wiped out of existence in the greatest forest fire disaster in American history. Loss of life and even property in the great fire occurring the same night in Chicago . . . Map (db m120657) HM
2 Wisconsin, Marinette County, Peshtigo — Peshtigo FireOct. 8, 1871 — The City Reborn from Ashes of America's Most Disastrous Forest Fire —
This bridge crosses the river that has been the heart of the community since the founding of Peshtigo. This river provides power for our commerce and daily lives. This river also protected some of our citizens who sought refuge in . . . Map (db m120500) HM
3 Wisconsin, Marinette County, Peshtigo — In Memoriam
To the memory of over 600 men, women and children who perished when every building in the Village of Peshtigo was burned and many surrounding farms were devasted in the great tornado of fire October 8, 1871.Map (db m120658) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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Apr. 23, 2024