Monroe County History: Monroe's 'Floral City' nickname grew from 1850s railroad rivalry
A wife of Monroe's mayor coined the "Floral City" nickname for an event in 1852.
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A wife of Monroe's mayor coined the "Floral City" nickname for an event in 1852.
Muskrat hunting's popularity led to fundraising dinners, while wintertime water sports also gained popularity in 1800s and early 1900s.
Monroe's one-time fame as a meat slaughter and processing center began with small businesses in the downtown area and nearby farms.
The Diekman Bottling Works was known as one of the leading bottlers in the industry relative to production and distribution processes.
Navarre’s Monroe deed was originally written in French and executed by a group of Potawatomi Indian chiefs.