732 W. Main Street - Former Dizzy Bar
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The Hotel Riverside was built at this location because the passenger train ended there and turned around to passengers got off there. @2 Jessie Eggleston daughter of Dewitt and Jesie; #4 Margarete, daughter of Dewit and Jesie; #4 hotel maid and daughter; 5 ladie with hat and guest; 6 lady leaning on post Jessie Jackowski Engleston buried in the Jackowski plot in the Catholic Cemetery, rest are borders
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Treats Landing First building site in Princeton. Eggelston Bar. The last stop of the railroad with a roundabout. Railroad men slept upstairs. Photo of Paul Ladwig in Dizzy Bar owned by Paul and Delores Ladwig, bought from his grandmother Jessie Eggelston in 1948.
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State of Wisconsin demolished the historic building to make way for a temporary bridge when constructing a new bridge over the Fox River. After the permanent bridge was completed, the temporary bridge was removed.
