About a dozen contiguous townships between Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay make up a large tract of beautiful farming country largely populated by people of Belgian origin. This area consists of the largest rural settlement of the Belgian nationality in America. There have been three generations of people who lived and worked here but there are still a few men and women who are approaching a hundred years in age who still remember how this new land appeared when they and their parents first entered into the immense primeval forest that covered this area 80 years ago.