What major River runs to the west of Hudson, WI?
St. Croix River
What school in Hudson School District is 100 year old?
Willow River Elementary
Did coffee cost more in the 1840's or in 2019?
2019
How are government services funded?
Taxes
Early Hudson schools provided these types of recreational activities that are still apart of schools today.
Athletics/extracurricular activities
What River runs through a nearby state park?
Willow River
Early Europeans who traveled Rivers looking for furs were mostly from what country?
France/Canada
Are carpenters paid more today than they were in the 1840's?
Yes
You are currently inside this government service, what is it?
Schools
Most students had to get to school by doing this, whereas today most students ride the bus or are dropped off.
Walk
What major Interstate Highway connects MN and WI in Hudson?
Interstate 94
What fort were Hudson's founders staying at before they came to Hudson?
Fort Snelling
What industry brought people to Hudson in the 1850's and 1860's?
Logging
Hudson's first one of these had a toll to cross, today it does not but it is still a government service.
Bridge
People in early Hudson used these to fish and swim and they are still used in this way today.
Rivers and Lakes
What lake separates North Hudson from Hudson?
Lake Mallalieu
What was another name for Hudson before it received its current name?
Buena Vista or Willow River
A place where trees are turned into usable boards is called a...
Mill or Sawmill
The reason your one dollar purchase costs you $1.06 is because of this type of tax.
Sales Tax
People of Early Hudson crossed the river by using a...
Ferry
What was the main industry or boom when Hudson was founded?
Who were the founders of the city of Hudson?
Massey & Bouchea
What major window company started in Hudson but moved to Bayport?
Andersen Windows
This government service is operated at many levels including city, county, state, and federal and is used for recreationals activities.
Parks
Road construction crews today use heavy machinery to build roads, in early Hudson, road crews used these for heavy lifting.
Horses.