Holway, Wisconsin

Holway, United States

Holway, Wisconsin shares 15 connections with 351 other places across 5 topics, concentrated in nature, transportation, and religion. The township was first surveyed in the summer of 1847 by a U.S. government crew and sits south of the Perkinstown terminal moraine, leaving its soils largely unglaciated. Amish families began settling in Holway in 1921. The Wisconsin Central Railroad held parcels there in the 1870s. Its strongest shared ties are with nearby Wisconsin communities, particularly Deer Creek and Little Black.