Downtown

Downtown Green Bay is the central business district of Green Bay, Wisconsin. It is situated east of Broadway across the Fox River, North of Astor Park and west of Olde Main Street and Joannes.

History
Downtown Green Bay is the oldest district in Green Bay being originally comprised of neighborhoods named Astor, and Navarino in 1816. Due to the Navarino's unexpected growth and success, both Astor and the Navarino merged and became the Borough of Green Bay in 1838. On February 27, 1854 the borough turned into the City of Green Bay.

By the 20th century more neighborhoods have expanded westward with the consolidation of the town of Howard and then the consolidation of Preble in 1964. But the original borders of the city of Green Bay became divided into the present downtown, the neighborhood of Joannes, Old Main Street and Astor Park.

Landmarks/buildings

 * Associated Bank headquarters
 * Brown County Courthouse
 * First Church of Christ Scientist
 * Green Bay Contributors Memorial and Plaza
 * KI Convention Center
 * Monroe Plaza
 * Schreiber Foods
 * St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
 * State of Wisconsin District Office Building
 * The Watermark
 * Washington Commons Parking Lot
 * WBAY-TV station