It’s a little known but fascinating chapter of Wisconsin – and Bayfield – history. In 1945, the war in Europe came home in a most unusual way when thousands of German prisoners were put to work in farm fields and orchards bursting with fruit, filling the labor gap created when millions of Americans went off to fight the long world war. Dennis McCann tells how this came to be, and how Bayfield reacted to such unexpected, but welcome, help.
JMB Program – Unearthing Captain R.D. Pike: New Research, New Stories
This fascinating summer lecture brings fresh insight to one of Bayfield’s most important early figures — Captain R.D....





