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Bangor, Wisconsin
Winnebago Indians were the first known residents on the present site of Bangor. The first European settlers were Welsh, and they named their new home for their home in Wales. While the Welsh were creating a village, the surrounding countryside was being claimed by seven families of Swiss immigrants. Descendants of some of these early settlers still live in the area.
Among the points of interest, are the Welsh Methodist Church in the village, and the inscribed sandstone cliff along Dutch Creek just south of the Bangor park. The iron railroad bridge over Dutch Creek provided the inspiration for the La Crosse River State Trail logo.
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NESHONOC LAKESIDE CAMPGROUND
N5334 Neshonoc Rd
West Salem, WI 54669
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Hwy 16 |
(608) 786-1792
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VETERANS' MEMORIAL COUNTY PARK & CAMPGROUND
N4668 CTH VP
West Salem, WI 54669
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Hwy 16 |
(608) 786-4011
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THE VILLAGE INN
1601 Bangor St
Bangor, WI 54614
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Restaurant |
608-486-2741
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HANSEN'S IGA
1800 Commercial St
Bangor, WI 54614
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Groceries |
608-486-2626
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111 Milwaukee Street Sparta, WI 54656 (608) 269-4123 DESIGNED by MADER WEB PAGE DESIGN
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