La Baye Burial Place, located at the convergence of South Washington and Adams Streets

Old King Village, 1816
Located at 201 W. Walnut Street

Alexis de Tocqueville
Located along the river at the Neville Public Museum

Augustin de Langlade
Located at 318 S. Washington Street

Marker of the first Catholic Church in Green Bay
Located at the Fire Station No. 1 on the corner of Washington and Adams Streets

Freimann Hotel Building
Located at 348 S. Washington Street

Locating Fort Howard
This marker is located just east of Title Town Brewery

Fort Howard Plaque, ca. 1930 - Courtesy Wisconsin Historical Society

Former Fort Howard Buildings Site - NE corner of N. Chestnut Avenue & Kellogg Street

Prior to being moved to Heritage Hill State Park in 1975, several historic buildings from Fort Howard were grouped together at the corner of N. Chestnut Ave. and Kellogg Street.

The buildings included the Ward Building, Hospital and Scullery, which sat at this site for many decades after being moved from the original site approximately two blocks east. A weathered stone marker is all that remains at this location.

Note: The Fort Howard Hospital is listed as Record #27004 ; the Ward Building is #1781; the Kitchen is listed as Record #47314 with the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Historic Green Bay Road
Located just north of the Main Street Bridge at the Fox Walkway

Bank of Wisconsin
Located at the corner of South Washington and Chicago streets (on the Cadillac Building).

Cnesses Isreal Synagogue
Located at the corner of Jackson and Pine streets.

Plaque honoring the Green Bay Packers. Formerly located near Lambeau Field at the previous Hall of Fame. Current whereabouts unknown.

Astor Place. Located at the convergence of South Washington and Adams Streets. Historic image courtesy of the Wisconsin Historical Society -1975.