"Remember When?"
The Tavern/Restaurant at Hwy 45 & NN was called Frank & Jeans?
The Schliemann Farm-later the Duttweiler Farm was located where the Pheasant Run Landfill is located? The farmhouse was just east of Hwy 45 near the present garages.
Dike Johnson operated his Interstate Farm Equipment store on the south side of Cty. K just east of Hwy 45.
A General Store (Paul Grew) was located on the NE corner at the intersection of Hwy 45 & 142.
A farm/sawmill was located on the present site of the Bristol Motel Hwy. NN & Hwy. 45.
Hamm's Lake was the site of ghost sightings?
Seth Butler Meyrick settled in Paris in 1837 and named it after his former home in Oneida County, New York. The following books contain a wealth of information about Paris Township. " Paris Past & Present" A History of the Town of Paris, Kenosha County, WI. Collected, compiled, and sponsored by PARIS HISTORICAL COMMITTEE. 1978. Mary Johnson, Editor. " Kenosha County in the 20th Century" Kenosha County in the Twentieth Century: A Topical History. Edited by John A. Neuenschwander Carthage College 1976 Kenosha County Bicentennial Commission.
Ever notice the old iron bridge south of Hwy. N and just east of the landfill? Highway N at one time curved to the south and used that bridge.
How about the "Ghost of Hamm's Lake"