De Pere

2 photos · 2014–2019

2 photographs tagged De Pere, 2014–2019.

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Radio and TV towers on Video Lane in De Pere, Wisconsin, illuminated by red warning lights in the foggy night.
Radio and television towers stand tall on Video Lane in De Pere, Wisconsin, their red warning lights piercing the foggy night. These structures are essential for broadcasting signals across the Green Bay area, serving as critical communication infrastructure. The presence of multiple towers in this location highlights its historical importance as a hub for media transmission in the region. Their functional purpose continues today, facilitating the distribution of radio and television programming to a wide audience.

Radio and TV Towers on Video Lane, De Pere, Wisconsin at Night

Nicolet Mill, a brick paper manufacturing facility, sits on the Fox River in De Pere, Wisconsin.
The Nicolet Mill traces its roots to 1904, when the Nicolet Paper Company began producing specialty papers along the Fox River in De Pere. The site became part of Ahlstrom-Munksjö after a 2017 merger between Finland's Munksjö and France's Ahlstrom Corporation, and it continues to manufacture specialty papers, including release liners and other technical grades. De Pere sits within the Fox River Valley, a stretch of Wisconsin once known as "Paper Valley" for having one of the highest concentrations of paper mills per mile anywhere in the world, powered by the river's series of locks and dams. The mill remains one of the valley's longest continuously operating paper-production sites.

Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s Nicolet Mill on the Fox River in De Pere

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