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Also, my mother's family home! It's great to see it restored so beautifully. Thank you for the article (and educating on the pronunciation of Gotham).

Home of my mom, aunts, grandmother and great uncle. Built by my great grandfather - Myron Wheeler Gotham. I grew up hearing this history. Great story. Thanks.

School must have let out.

All that traffic is looking for the covered bridge

Small towns are ❤❤❤. Praying it stays remote and kindness flurshes always.

Love it! Will be new to Wisconsin this spring so appreciate the heads up!

Thanks Marty for highlighting this event, Frank's Hill and our history.

Cool

Good stuff!

Those were the great times!

if you blink uou`ll miss driving through boaz,lol

I lived in the Park Hotel in 1977. It was pretty run down at the time, but the rent was cheap! I also spent a little time in the old court house building. The jail portion!

If any community members have photos of Neptune before the 1980's - I would love to see them. My family was probably one of the last ones to live in Neptune, which we did from 1979 to 1996.

I came from the McGrew's out of Pa, then Ohio. They were mainly Quakers early on. I am in Texas and have been researching my McGrew ancestors. We had McGrew's who owned mills, were lawmen, bankers, politicians, and even a few outlaws. I am of the McGrew line descended from Robert McGrew who came from Ireland in about 1726 with his wife and 5 sons, they settled in SE Pennsylvania for awhile before making their way west slowly to Ohio where as generations of McGrew's got larger, they are today all over the country and beyond. Robert's son Finley McGrew is buried in Pa on what was his farm. After a few generations this family of McGrew's ended up here in Southeast Texas, just off the Gulf Coast, in Beaumont. I absolutely love finding little tidbits like this to add to the McGrew family legacy of stories and trying to tie them back to which McGrew they may have descended. Thanks so much for adding another tidbit to my family's pool of history. You are much appreciated in this household.

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Interesting history

"Promosm"

Yeah, you're not watching to talk about it really has my interest piqued. What happened in Willow?

They're not really uplands, the valleys are just carved low. I'm higher in elevation in western Marathon county with gently rolling countryside.

My mother’s family!

Love these! Keep up the good work!!!

What happened to willow?

Three is the charm kinda story.

Go Marty 🎉 good work

My great grandparents had a dairy farm in Yuba. My grandparents always talked how during harvest time all the farmers would help each other for a specific time period on each specific farm. The resident family was responsible for feeding everyone that came to help . They said all the women would try to outdo each other with the quality of their ‘spread’. Apparently my great- grandmother Novy was an excellent cook. (I was only on the farm a couple of times while very young; we lived in IL)

Koch, Kalish, Montgomery, and Johnson… 😂

Perfect, i love this, this help me with my english

I would like this in colombia too

if you find an old enough map of Wisconsin it will have the Ocooch Mtns. labeled!

please keep making these!!! i see all these locations when I am out trout fishing and have so many questions. these videos are awesome

Thank You For Sharing ❤️

It's called the driftless region because no glacial debris, (drift), was deposited here during the last ice age. There, I said in one sentence what it took you 6 minutes to stumble through. Tighten it up, dude.

Is there any way to find out where our house was moved from in Richland city? Was told it was moved out of Richland city into Gotham.

Awesome love the vid can’t wait for the next one any suggestions for my channel🎣

Can you say Peyote.

Great video guys!

I heard mention of Miner Hill, where are the 15 acres that were donated to the city by G. L. Miner in honor of his father (James H. Miner) which originally was called "town Bluff" and then named named "Miner Park"?

Richland City

Very good description Thanksgiving Marty thank you

Nice way to do the video Marty only it would look better if you had one of them curved pipes that was smoking now that would be a great impression and expression

Good story. I wondered about this.

Thanks for the info

Amazing and interesting. Thanks.

Excellent place to get a meal always good food and great service the owners are fantastic people

Black Cat was Club 58 when my family bought it. We changed the name to The Black Cat. After it burned, we built The Blaqck Cat II just outside of Richland Center. My step father, Paul Crary partnered with a man name Stadele (sp), and atter a time sold his shares, and the restaurant was renamed Stadele's.

Interesting!

So in the mid-80's the video production division of Kaultronices which included Joe Koelsch, Perry Halverson, Pat (don't remember her last name and Dorothy Thompson and myself started the "Talk of the Town" video program. It was then a daily broadcast consisting of around the town interviews, feature stories, and local commercials. In order to broadcast it, I was given the delightful task of going up this hill on a daily basis to insert the video master of the show into the VCR that was located in a little shed on top of the hill. Not a difficult feat when you could drive up the hill but in the winter I sometimes had to hike it on foot. Great memories. I think Ben Koelsch still does the show and has carried it on all these years. There are a few surviving tapes of that first season, but as they were very expensive they did get copied over a lot.

Been eating at his place in Superior WI for years and I still love his food.

World's BEST Gyros!! 10+.... Made by "the 1 and only" Kosta! :)

Good idea for promoting the area - best of luck everyone.