Outagamie County, WI - "Greenville Landmarks Meet Different Fates"
       
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Subject: newspaper article "Greenville Landmarks Meet Different Fates"
Submitted by: county coordinator 
EMAIL: jmmarasch@aol.com
Date Submitted: 15 March 2000
       
Source: New London Press newspaper article from Bicentennial issue, undated.

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           Greenville Landmarks Meet Different Fates
     Pictured here are two Greenville landmarks.
          One is long gone.  The other still exists.
     The Henry Probst garage, bottom, was a dealership for Oldsmobile and Chevrolet cars in the
1930's.
     The Rudloff's garage now uses the building.
     But Heinel's Saloon, top, was the victim of fire and displacement.
     It was built where the First National Bank of Greenville now stands.  But the saloon burned
down in 1941
and was rebuilt.  It was later moved to where the Silver Dome is now.