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Appleton, Wisconsin

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Appleton was settled in 1848 and incorporated as a village in 1853 and as a city in 1857. Early in the 20th century, it adopted the commission form of government, however that type of government has been abandoned in many cities. In 1890, 11,869 people lived in Appleton; in 1900, there were 15,085; in 1910, 16,773; in 1920, 19,571; and in 1940, 28,436. Home to Lawrence University, the City of Appleton grew along with the school. With the financial backing of Amos A. Lawrence, the Lawrence Institute was chartered in 1847. Samuel Appleton donated $10,000 to the newly founded college library, and in appreciation, his name was given to the community [1]. Appleton also had the first telephone in all Wisconsin, the first Chinese restaurant in Outagamie County, and the first incandescent light in any city beyond the East Coast. The first hydroelectric power was generated in Appleton, on the Fox River.

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Wisconsin

	Appleton	WI	U.S.
Population	70,087	5,363,675	281,421,906
Median age	33.8	36	35.3
Male Median age	32.6	35	34
Female Median age	35	37.1	36.5
Households	26,864	2,084,544	105,480,101
Household population	67,682	5,207,717	273,643,273
Average household size	2.52	2.5	2.59
Families	17,665	1,386,815	71,787,347
Average family size	3.13	3.05	3.14
Housing units	27,736	2,321,144	115,904,641
Occupied units	26,864	2,084,544	105,480,101
Vacant units	872	236,600	10,424,540

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What People are Saying!

“The agent you connected to us was very helpful and was very good at staying in touch with us. He sent us all kinds of "stuff" about the location to which we might have been transferred. I would have had no trouble working with him to find just the right home in the new location. Thank you. Should a possible move come up again, I would not hesitate to contact you again.”
— Edward A.

“Gene has been most helpful in providing us information. We have yet to make our decision as to whether we are definitely going to move, based on an offer of a business opportunity in the area. Gene is friendly yet professional and follows up on his committments. It is a pleasure working with him!”
— Donna M.

“The relocation package really helped me a lot. It was sent right away. John is my kind of REALTOR.”
— Barbara M.

“Your relocation package contained maps that made it easier to get acquainted with the area. Thanks for your assistance and thanks to Pat for her assistance in helping us locate our new home.”
— Ronnie K.

These are actual success stories obtained from routine feedback from relocating home buyers who requested assistance from our program. We have removed the last names of the relocation counselors and their company names and the names of the individuals providing the information. This has been done for the purpose of confidentiality.

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