One of the more interesting things to do is take a leisurely stroll along the mile long loop near Lambeau Field known as the "Oneida Walk of Legends". The walk has 24 granite and steel statue monuments featuring 13 tributes to past Packers' greats…Read More

One of the more interesting things to do is take a leisurely stroll along the mile long loop near Lambeau Field known as the "Oneida Walk of Legends". The walk has 24 granite and steel statue monuments featuring 13 tributes to past Packers' greats including Reggie White, Ray Nitschke, Brett Favre and Bart Starr.

Created by the Oneida Nation as a historical tribute not only to the legacy of the Green Bay Packers, the monuments also serve as an educational opportunity for tourists to learn about the culture and history of the Oneida Nation Tribe of Indians of Green Bay who have deep ties to the early professional football in the community.

Here is the complete list and location of the 13 monuments:

Vince Lombardi, at Brown County Veterans Arena/Former Packers Hall of Fame Building, 1901 S. Oneida St.

Bart Starr, at Brown County Veterans Arena/Former Packers Hall of Fame Building, 1901 S. Oneida St.

Jerry Kramer, WLUK/Fox 11 Studios, 787 Lombardi Ave.

Don Hutson, Saranac Glove Co., 999 Lombardi Ave.

Fuzzy Thurston, Hudson-Sharp Machine Co., 975 Lombardi Ave.

Max McGee, Hudson-Sharp Machine Co., 975 Lombardi Ave.

Reggie White, corner of Reggie White Way and Lombardi Avenue

Jim Taylor, near corner of Bart Starr Drive and Tony Canadeo Run

Johnny Blood McNally, near corner of Reggie White Way and Tony Canadeo Run

Paul Hornung, in front of Champions Sports Bar & Grill ,1007 Tony Canadeo Run

Ray Nitschke, in front of the Cambria Suites, 1011 Tony Canadeo Run

Tony Canadeo, on Tony Canadeo Run, behind Brett Favre’s Steakhouse, 1004 Brett Favre Pass

Brett Favre, Brett Favre’s Steakhouse, 1004 Brett Favre Pass


The remaining 11 moments recognize the "eras" of Packers' football, each recognized for the attribute of that period in team history and here are their titles and locations:

Pride (1895-1918), at Brown County Veterans Arena/Former Packers Hall of Fame Building, 1901 S. Oneida St.

Drive (1919-28), outside Hilton Garden Inn, 1015 Lombardi Ave.

Power (1929-33), outside Hilton Garden Inn, 1015 Lombardi Ave.

Talent (1934-38), will be installed in September at Saranac Glove Co., 999 Lombardi Ave.

Valor (1939-48), Prestige Office Center, 935 Lombardi Ave.

Vision (1949-58), Prestige Office Center, 935 Lombardi Ave.

Glory (1959-68), outside Marty’s Boston Crab, 875 Lombardi Ave.

Honor (1969-78), outside Marty’s Boston Crab, 875 Lombardi Ave.

Faith (1979-88), near the Lombardi Avenue entrance to the Tundra Lodge Resort and Waterpark, 865 Lombardi Ave.

Esteem (1989-1998), on the west side of Pizza Hut, 859 Lombardi Ave.

Spirit (1999-present), on the west side of Pizza Hut, 859 Lombardi Ave.


Allow two hours to full enjoy the mile-long walk, starting at the corner of Lombardi and Oneida.

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After securing a minivan from a friend of our friends (Wisconsin natives rock!), the group of us, three couples, headed up north into Door County. Our first stop was to an Antique Gallery. Though my husband and I flew in from Philadelphia for the trip,…Read More

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Next stop, Chief Oshkosh Gallery, filled with Native American arts and crafts. I found a beautiful pair of silver and stone earrings and a hand-printed card for my mother. Next was the Simon Creek Winery. My two girlfriends and I enjoyed tasting several samples, but I was sold on the Door County Cherry Wine. It's not too sweet; I'm looking forward to serving it at Thanksgiving.

Last, we went to a corn maze. I don't know what you've heard about these, but this was FUN--and challenging! We broke up into our three couples and raced each other to see who could get through all of the points the fastest. Mind you, we're 30 years old and were acting and feeling like kids. My husband and I won one of the two rounds. We were happy and satisfied.

The thing to do on a Friday night in Northeast Wisconsin? FISH FRY! Stop by your neighborhood pub and pack it in amongst the smoke and locals to get your hearty portion of beer battered perch, cod, or walleye. The pub that my friends brought…Read More

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The cole slaw was served family-style - one dish per table. The fish and fries were piled on top of a plate layered with rye bread on the bottom. I barely made it through half of the portion, and I'm a good eater. The quality was excellent; the perch was firm and not fishy at all. Do I even need to bother to mention that cold beer is a must with your Friday night fish? I prefer a local Wisconsin brew, Leinenkugels Red Lager. After dinner, we went back to our friend's house and continued drinking and playing poker into the night.