Green Bay City, Brown County, Wisconsin (WI) 54301

Green Bay City

Brown County, Wisconsin

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Green Bay City Hall is located at 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, WI 54301.
Phone: 920‑448‑3010.


Joel S. Fisk House

Neighborhoods

  • Tank Cottage
  • Astor Historic District
  • Baird Creek
  • Baird Highlands
  • Broadway-Dousman Historic District
  • Broadway-Walnut Historic District
  • Colburn
  • Downtown
  • East Shore
  • Firemans Park
  • Fisk Addition
  • Fort Howard
  • Imperial Pride
  • Joannes Park
  • John Muir Park
  • Lombardi
  • MacArthur Heights
  • Maple Arches
  • Marquette Park
  • Mather Heights
  • McAuliffe Park
  • Navarino
  • Nicolet Drive
  • North Baird
  • Oak Grove
  • Olde North
  • Olde Norwood
  • Perkins Park
  • Red Smith
  • Seymour Park
  • Starlite
  • Three Corners
  • Wilder Park
  • Woodside Heights

Green Bay was incorporated in 1854 and that same year the county seat was moved from De Pere.

Beginnings [1]

On November 18,1829 the village of Navarino was platted by Daniel Whitney. On November 4, 1835 the village of Astor was platted by Ramsey Crooks and Robert Stuart, agents of John Jacob Astor. The borough of Green Bay was born after a consolidation of Navarino and Astor which was approved by the governor on January 17, 1838.

In 1833 the first newspaper in Wisconsin was formed in Green Bay. It was the Green Bay Intelligencer located on Main Street. On August 13, 1846 Charles Robinson, also Green Bay mayor in 1866 and 1872, gave birth to the Green Bay Advocate. He was editor of the newspaper until 1861 when he enlisted in the military. In 1879 he once more returned to his duties on the Advocate and continued working until 1881.

  1. Green Bay History, www.ci.green-bay.wi.us, accessed June, 2011.

Nearby Towns: Allouez Vlg • De Pere City •


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