The City of Kaukauna has been a gathering spot on the Fox River for centuries. Native Americans originally settled the area as the 50 feet river drop made it a natural portage and resting spot on the Fox River after a days journey north or south. Today more than 16,000 residents call Kaukauna home and appreciate its rich history and natural diversity.
This Trip is sponsored by: Look Back in Time Antiques and Collectables 112 E. 2nd St. Kaukauna, Wi 54130 920-759-1985 Kaukauna Times & Kaukauna Sun By Lyle Hansen KAHS…
Kaukauna Times By Lyle Hansen KAHS February 3, 1976 Carl R. Runte, 72, former proprietor of the Runte department store here and a member of one of Kaukauna’s…
Kaukauna Times By Lyle Hansen February 2, 1966 The Kaukauna Jayvee wrestling team finished their second consecutive undefeated season with a 12 win and no loss record for…
Kaukauna Times By Lyle Hansen February 1, 1956 Army Pfc. Wilfred J. Mitchler, 19, is participating in amphibious training with the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii. A cannoneer in…
Kaukauna Times By Lyle Hansen February 2, 1946 A telegram was received Thursday by City Clerk Carl E. Martzahl from the Federal Housing authority. It states that the…
Is it possible for one city to have 11 different “birthdays” yet still not ever truly know when that city was originally founded? The City of Kaukauna is known to be one of the oldest European settlements in Wisconsin but is also one of the oldest native american settlements in the state. For perhaps hundreds…
