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The first settlers came to the banks of the Kickapoo River in the 1850s, and called the area Pine Grove. The name of the village was changed to Soldiers Grove in 1867 to honor those who camped here during the 1832 Black Hawk War. But the Kickapoo River proved to be the major player in the village history; devastating floods repeatedly damaged or destroyed the village. In the early 1980s, Soldiers Grove chose to move its business district out of the floodplain, building the nations first solar village in the process. Over 20 new buildings were constructed, each using solar energy for at least 50% of heating needs.

Soldiers Grove is home to two exceptional events. Dairy Days, held on Fathers Day weekend, features a horse show, tractor and truck pulls, games and tournaments, and a children's carnival. The Driftless Area Art Festival, held on the third weekend of September, features the visual, performing, and culinary arts of the Driftless region.

		Roth House Bed and Breakfast Phone: 608-624-3884 A Victorian built in 1896 has been restored and reborn and is a destination for a romantic getaway, family gatherings, enjoying the out-of-doors, or relaxing on the wrap-around porch or in the Victorian garden/patio. A gourmet breakfast prepared with locally-produced foods greets our guests each day. Soldiers Grove, WI View Expanded Listing - Go to website
		Inn at Lonesome Holllow Phone: 608-624-3429 Rural retreat located on 160 acres of mostly wooded hills and valley. Modern cabin, two deluxe 2-BR suites, three wonderful B&B rooms. Whirlpools, fireplaces, Amish furniture and quilts, AC, pet free, 4 miles of private hiking trails, large pond, many gardens. Soldiers Grove, WI View Expanded Listing - Go to website View availability

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