Lodging In Soldiers Grove

Inn at Lonesome Hollow

Inn at Lonesome Hollow

15415 Vance Road
Telephone: (608) 624-3429
www.lonesomehollow.com

The Old Oak Inn

The Old Oak Inn

500 Church Street
Telephone: (608) 624-5217
www.theoldoakinn.net

Country Gardens Motel and Lounge

Country Gardens Motel and Lounge

100 West Sunbeam Boulevard
Telephone: (608) 624-3254

The Roth House

The Roth House

102 Pine Street
Telephone: (608) 624-3884
www.therothhouse.com

Lodging

Country Gardens Motel

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100 West Sunbeam Boulevard
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Telephone: (608) 624-3254
Proprietors: Guy and Tammy Nelson

Lonesome Hollow Homestead

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Innkeepers: Pete and Nora Knapik
15415 Vance Road
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Telephone: (608) 624-3429www.lonesomehollow.com

The Old Oak Inn

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500 Church Street
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Telephone: (608) 624-5217
Innkeepers: Hollis, Carol and Holly Roth
www.theoldoakinn.net

The Roth House

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102 Pine Street
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Telephone: (608) 624-3884
Email: therothhousebb@yahoo.com
Innkeepers: Hollis, Carol and Holly Roth
www.therothhouse.com

James Ole Davidson

Wisconsin’s 21st governor came from Soldiers Grove. James Ole Davidson was born in Norway in 1854 and immigrated to the U.S. in when he was 18 years old. He came to Soldiers Grove in 1877, started a successful mercantile business, and served two terms as village president. A Republican, he served as state assemblyman from 1893 to 1898. He rose rapidly in the ranks, serving as state treasurer from 1899 to 1903, and as lieutenant governor as the running mate of Robert M. La Follette. Re-elected in 1904, he served in this position until La Follette resigned the governorship to take a seat in the U.S. Senate, making Davidson acting governor. In 1908 he was re-nominated without opposition and served until January 1911. He died in 1922 and is buried in Madison.