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Cashton, Wisconsin, is a village in Monroe County along state highway 27 about 15 miles south of Sparta. It has over 1100 residents and is the largest Amish settlement in the state.
Cashton was originally called Mt. Pisgah. After Thomas Hazen established an inn there, it became known as Hazen's Corners. When William Henry Harrison Cash built a railroad station there, it was renamed Cashton.