The Grignon Mansion was built in 1837. It has seen its good days and bad days. Numerous restorations and countless dollars have been invested into the presentation you see today. Please Support the Friend of the Grignon Mansion
Did you know that the Augustine Grignon was the Grandchild of Charles De Langlade? Do you know if you are related to the Grignon Family. You might be!
Kaukauna Memory Game – COMING SOON
Check out this fun Memory Game using images of historic images of Kaukauna. Do you remember some of these buildings?
Bug Zapper Game – COMING SOON
Save the Grignon Mansion from the swarming bugs! A fun game of tapping bugs to save the mansion!
Partner Links
The Menominee Tribe originally named the Kaukauna area “Ogaq-kane”, meaning the place of the pike. They have lived in this area and in northeast Wisconsin for over 10,000 years.
Search the Kaukauna Area Historical Society website for your family name and see news articles and yearbook photos of your relatives.
Kaukauna Public Library maintains an amazing collection of historic documents and artifacts in their Kaukauna History Room. They have digitized most of their materials available here.
A Neat Resource from Kaukauna Public Library… All of Kaukauna’s Mayors going back to the founding of the City in 1885.
