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Peshtigo | Wisconsin, Fire, 1871, & Facts

Peshtigo, city, Marinette county, northeastern Wisconsin, U.S. It is situated on the Peshtigo River, about 45 miles (70 km) northeast of Green Bay. The site was first settled about 1838. On October 8, 1871, forest fires that had been burning for several days razed the city and killed about 800 residents.

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On the day of the Great Chicago Fire, a wildfire in Wisconsin killed more than 1,000 people You ve never heard of it

On Oct. 8, 1871, even as the Great Chicago Fire roared 250 miles south, the arguably greater Peshtigo Fire still considered the deadliest fire in United States history leveled more than 1 million acres, flattened 16 neighboring towns and killed between 1,200 and 1,500 people.

United statesPeshtigo riverGreen bayMarinette countyDoor countyPeshtigo fire museumMike folgertKate lenzJim meyerAmelia desrochersHelene mcnultyClarence coblePaige frappier potkayWilliam ogdenDepartment of natural resourcesFire museum

On the day of the Great Chicago Fire, a wildfire in Wisconsin killed more than 1,000 people You ve never heard of it

On Oct. 8, 1871, even as the Great Chicago Fire roared 250 miles south, the arguably greater Peshtigo Fire still considered the deadliest fire in United States history leveled more than 1 million acres, flattened 16 neighboring towns and killed between 1,200 and 1,500 people.

United statesPeshtigo riverGreen bayMarinette countyDoor countyPeshtigo fire museumMike folgertKate lenzJim meyerAmelia desrochersHelene mcnultyClarence coblePaige frappier potkayWilliam ogdenDepartment of natural resourcesFire museum

On the day of the Great Chicago Fire, a wildfire in Wisconsin killed more than 1,000 people You ve never heard of it

On Oct. 8, 1871, even as the Great Chicago Fire roared 250 miles south, the arguably greater Peshtigo Fire still considered the deadliest fire in United States history leveled more than 1 million acres, flattened 16 neighboring towns and killed between 1,200 and 1,500 people.

United statesPeshtigo riverGreen bayMarinette countyDoor countyPeshtigo fire museumMike folgertKate lenzJim meyerAmelia desrochersHelene mcnultyClarence coblePaige frappier potkayWilliam ogdenDepartment of natural resourcesFire museum

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