he story begins with a St. Paul, Minnesota-based family named the
Griggs. In the 19th century, the family made a fortune in the lumber
industry, allowing the Griggs to acquire a 872-acre estate in Northern
Wisconsin, called Forest Lodge. The Griggs’s enjoyment of their oasis on the shores of Lake Namekagon stretched across three generations. In 1999, the Lodge’s final direct heir, Mary Griggs Burke, donated the estate to The Trust for Public Land. Her wish was that Forest Lodge become a hands-on environmental center.... ...moreKen Notes: Perfect! | ||
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