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The 1850 census shows Austin Kellogg as the wealthiest man in town. He was the owner of the stagecoach stop, and went on to become a state & county leader. He was appointed Lt. Colonel of the 3rd Regiment of the Militia of the State of Wisconsin for Jefferson County. His Kellogg’s Inn survived for over 145 years in our town it was a prime example of Greek Revival Architecture, a neoclassic style that appears in many Yankee structures in New England. The Kellogg Stagecoach Inn was destroyed by fire in 1993. The land now sits vacant. William Sacia one of our first town officials claimed to be the first pioneer settler in the Town of Concord. His old farmstead is located on Hwy. E adjacent to the Oconomowoc River.

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