Green Bay, also referred to as titletown, with a population of slightly above one hundred thousand residents is the third largest city in the state of Wisconsin, behind Milwaukee and the state capital Madison. The city is the county seat of Brown. Green Bay is situated one hundred and eighty kilometers north of Milwaukee. The National Railroad Museum and Neville Public Museum are both based in Green Bay. The city is home to a National Football League (NFL) team, the Green Bay Packers. The franchise was the first double winner of the Super Bowl championship with the debut in 1967, thrashing Kansas City Chiefs and Oakland Raiders. Green Bays' economy is driven by the following industries; auto part manufacture, meatpacking, papermaking, food and dairy processing. A trading post was first put up in 1643 by a French-Canadian, Jean Nicolet. In the eighteenth century, Green Bay's economy thrived under the fur trade. In the nineteenth century due to the recession of the fur trade, the city became a hub for lumber and a farm area. Green Bay has doubled it's population in the last fifty years. Publication of the states first newspaper "The Green Bay Intelligencer" was done in Green Bay back in 1833. Green bay was established as a city in 1854. If traveling to Green Bay, you will discover that the accommodation is ample. Here are a few hotels in and around the city of Green Bay; Best Western Midway Hotel West, AmericInn, Candlewood Suites, Best Western Inn & Conference Center Downtown, Comfort Suites, Days Inn Downtown, Exel Inn, Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Radisson, Regency Suites and Wingate Inn Airport. Here are a few demographics for the city of Green bay; 24,663, families live in Green Bay, 85.86% of the population are white, 7.13% are Hispanic or Latino, 3.76% are of Asian origin, 3.28% are Native American and 0.04% Pacific Islander.