Group works to preserve history of Badger plant Group works to preserve history of Badger plant by Tim Franklin Sauk Prairie Eagle Ask 10 different people what should happen to Badger Army Ammunition Plant and likely as not, depending on who you ask, you'll get 10 different answers. The group, which meets monthly at the plant, calls itself the Badger History Group.
Badger is a real treasure chest of history.
BHG isn't confining itself to just the history of the ammunition plant itself, but also hopes bring in the broader geologic, biologic, Native American and pre-ammunition plant farming settlement histories as well. Since BHG tackled the project of preserving the history of Badger several months ago, the group has grown to between 15-20 people, but there is still a need for more volunteers to help. For the rest of the story, pick up a copy of the Eagle today.