Excerpt from The Wisconsin Archeologist, Vol. 1: January, 1922
This point was an early camping ground of the Winnebago Indians. The Fourth Ward is reported to have been covered in early days with heavy timber, with little or no underbrush except on the low ground. Here there was an impenetrable thicket of wild plum, wild grape and prickly ash.
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