Located at the head of Green Bay and the mouth of Fox River, Green Bay, Wisconsin is roughly one hundred twelve miles from Milwaukee. The life of a resident of Green Bay is surrounded by cultural influence. There is a virtual never ending list of things to do. There are parks and recreation, movie theaters, concerts, and cruises to be had. All of which can be found in the Green Bay, Wisconsin yellow pages. There's more! Take in performing arts, live theater, and aquatic parks; these also can be found in the Green Bay, Wisconsin yellow pages. The museum is full of not only art, but history and science as well.
Green Bay is the home of Lambeau Field and the NFL team the Green Bay Packers. The influence of the meat packing and paper plants is evident in that name. It is no wonder that this town has produced a vast majority of professional football players. Green Bay, Wisconsin has been nicknamed "Titletown, USA" because of the many NFL titles that the Green Bay Packers have won. Entrepreneurs have opportunity for advancement in Green Bay. There is abounding real estate, an historic preservation committee, and a farmer's market that can be found in the Green Bay, Wisconsin business directory. If one is seeking to become a resident look into the business directory and find things such as housing and law to forward that opportunity.
Historically, French explorers were the first to arrive in Green Bay. A small trading post was set up in 1634 and with this commerce Jean Nicolet encountered the Ho-Chunk (or Winnebago) Indians. Over time a village and a fort were added to the small trading post known as La Baie Verte. The "Father of Wisconsin" Charles Langlade was of the first permanent settlers to travel that far west. As English speaking people started to outnumber the French the name of the small town became Green Bay; which is a direct translation of the French La Baie Verte. These English settler warmed themselves through the snow filled winters and cooled themselves in the lake in the hot, sticky summers that Green Bay, Wisconsin is known for having.
Written by Lyndsey Morgan
