Historic Stoughton

Guest | March 15, 2019

Beautiful house! Does anyone know where this is?

Guest | July 4, 2019

Same house as pictured in DSCF0713

Guest | July 5, 2019

116 S. Van Buren (1905)

Image: DSCF0296

Address: 116 S. Van Buren

Built in: 1905

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Guest | April 11, 2019

Could be Dr. Hiyland's home on NW corner of Main and Page Streets

Guest | April 11, 2019

Hyland

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 14, 2019

From LG: NW corner of Main & Page. Looks like house that was later torn down, where gas station is now. Dr. Hyland's home.

Guest | June 9, 2019

Looks like house on the NW corner of Page and Main Streets. It was torn down in the late 1960's I believe. Walter Eggleson had his Insurance Agency located there for many years. Denny's Gas Station was located at that location most recently.

Guest | August 21, 2020

What a beauty! Such a shame it’s gone

Guest | January 30, 2022

The McNeil house is to the left of the Hyland house

Image: DSCF0299

Address: NW Corner of Main St. and Page St.

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 14, 2019

From LG: North Van Buren St. West side-Block house

Guest | August 21, 2020

200 S Van Buren St

Image: DSCF0302

Address: 200 S. Van Buren St.

Built in: 1908

Architecture: Four-Square

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | May 8, 2022

Thanks to Derek Westby for locating this house. As he points out, you can see the Uniroyal building in the background and the side of 207 E. Jefferson on the side.

Image: DSCF0305

Address: 217 E. Jefferson St.

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | May 8, 2022

Thanks to Derek Westby for locating this house. As he points out, the shape of the building and windows all line up. Also in the Wisconsin Historical Society Property Records (Listed at 109 N. Division) you can see the tree next to the carriage walk cut down as a stump.

Image: DSCF0307

Address: 109 S. Division St.

Built in 1884

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Guest | March 15, 2019

I think this is on Franklin Street.

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 23, 2019

316 N. Johnson St.

Guest | September 29, 2019

Yes, I can verify that this is 316 N. Johnson St. My family, the Venskes lived there from 1969-2007.

Image: DSCF0435

Address: 316 N. Johnson St.

Built in: 1906

Historic Name: E. J. Kjolseth House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Guest | August 7, 2019

325 Oak Street, with 333 Oak visible at the right.

Image: DSCF0438

Address: 325 Oak St

Built in: 1907

Historic Name: Esther and Alfred J. Hocking House
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Guest | August 7, 2019

Oak Street: 317, 325 (also seen in DSCF0438), and 333 (also seen in DSCF6338)

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | August 8, 2019

Thanks to K. Anderson for providing the information on this photo (and several others).

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | August 8, 2019

More from K. Anderson: This is the south side of Oak street, looking west from Page to Prairie and showing 317, 325, and 333 Oak S. All three houses were built by members of the Hocking family. 333 Oak is shown in the photo DSCF6338. 325 Oak is the house seen in DSCF0438, with a view of 333 Oak along the right side of the image.

Image: DSCF0440

Addresses: 317, 325 and 333 Oak Street

317 Oak Street (1905)
George Hocking House
Queen Anne built in 1905

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325 Oak Street (1907) (also DSCF0438)
Esther and Alfred Hocking House
Front-gabled built in 1907

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333 Oak Street (1900) (also DSCF6338)
Edward Percival Hocking House
Queen Anne built in 1900

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | May 8, 2022

Thanks to Derek Westby for locating this house!

Image: DSCF0445

Address: 1125 E. South St.

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Guest | September 19, 2019

My guess is 501 Oak Street. It's recently had some work done to more resemble this. Very cool.

Guest | August 21, 2020

Yes, my parents and I lived here. Just found The deed today. Luke Stoughton one of the owners.

Guest | August 24, 2020

I’m the owner of this house now. It’s 501 Oak St where Madison St ends.

Image: DSCF0447

Address: 501 Oak St.

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Guest | July 4, 2019

This is our house. It’s circa 1900 and was built by Emma Brewer. Location is 316 South Madison Street. Currently on city, state and national historic register.

Image: DSCF0450

Address: 316 S. Madison Street

Built in: Circa 1900

Historic Name: Emma C. Brewer House

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Guest | March 15, 2019

This is now Cress Funeral Home on Prospect near Page St.

Guest | March 15, 2019

206 W. Prospect Street

Image: DSCF0453

Address: 206 W. Prospect St.

Built in: 1904

(Now Cress Funeral Home)

Historic Name: Ole and Clara R. Terry House

Architecture: Colonial Revival

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Guest | August 21, 2020

I believe this home is on the N.E. corner of Main & 4th st - Norval Morgan

Image: DSCF0457

Address: Was on the corner of E. Main and Academy

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Image: DSCF0460

Address: Unknown

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 14, 2019

From LG: Corner of Jefferson & Fifth St.

Guest | May 11, 2019

494 S. 5th St. Ole K. Roe House Built in 1892

Joe Cabibbo | September 26, 2020

The O.K. Roe House is at 404 S 5th Street. O.K. Roe was a tobacco merchant and Mayor of Stoughton when he built his home in 1893 and during the time when City Hall was built. The O.K. Roe House was the first home in Stoughton to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places ( in 1984 ). Owned by Joe & Ruby Cabibbo since 1974.

Image: DSCF0463

Address: 404 S. 5th St.

Built in: 1892

(Ole K. Roe House)

Local Landmark

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Image: DSCF0466

Address: Unknown

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Guest | March 15, 2019

This house is on the corner of South St. and S. Page St.

Guest | August 22, 2020

I believe that was the daycare across the street from me when I was a child (corner of Page & W South).

Guest | March 18, 2021

This house was purchased by Jeff and Ronna Nyman in December of 2013 after it had sat vacant for three years. They renovated it inside and out. It was not on the historical registry due to it being rezoned as commercial and made into a daycare center for about 30 years prior.

Image: DSCF0469

Address: 420 S. Page St.

Built in: 1865

Historic Name: Matthew and Olivia Johnson House

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Image: DSCF0472

Address: Unknown

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Guest | April 11, 2019

1124 E Main. Owned by Mr and Mrs John Lewis.

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 14, 2019

From LG: Corner of Henry St and Main (Henry Severson home)

Sylvia Lewis | August 20, 2020

Owned by Sylvia and Jon Lewis since 1986. The Severson family owned the house until about 1976, Mr and Mrs Tom Lockyear owned it for 10 years prior to the Lewises. Built with forced air heat and electricity. The Lewises have original family photos of the interior. The garage is the original carriage house. The Seversons were the first family in Stoughton to own a motor car.

Guest | August 21, 2020

This is the home my family settled in when they migrated from Norway. I do not recall if they were the ones to build it or not.

Image: DSCF0475

Address: 1124 E Main

Built in: 1903

Historic Name: Henry and Mary Severson House

Architecture: Neoclassical

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Guest | April 11, 2019

This looks like the Turner home which was at the east end of North Street

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 15, 2019

From LG: Turner home? Far end of North Street, Sarah (Stoughton) home, torn down.

Guest | August 25, 2020

This house was located where the Community Building/Armory currently stands. It was on North St. across the street from my grandparents home. I have a picture of it that was passed down to me from my uncle.

Image: DSCF0478

Address: Unknown

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Guest | March 15, 2019

This is the "Nickel Palace" on the corner of Hamilton and Van Buren.

Guest | May 11, 2019

100 S Van Buren St. Ed and Gjertrud Erickson first owners. Built in 1902 Cost $8,000 to build.

Image: DSCF0491

Address: 100 S Van Buren St.

Built in: 1902

"Nickel Palace"

Historic Name: Edward and Gjertrud Erickson House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Guest | August 20, 2020

Google maps says about 110 N Page St

Image: DSCF0495

Address: 118 N. Page St.

Built in: 1886

Builder: August E. Ovren

Local Landmark: Era H. and Harriet Grout Gerard House

Architectural Style: Queen Anne

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | June 13, 2019

This appears to be the same house shown in DSCF6341. It may have been the one that used to be on S. Prairie St. near the corner of Main St.

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | June 13, 2019

DSCF6810 appears to be a photo of the same house taken 10 - 20 years earlier.

Guest | July 4, 2019

L. M. Van Buren house (1855) at 217 S. Prairie

Guest | July 9, 2019

Torn down May 23, 2013 as part of state sponsored "Strategic Blight Elimination Program".

Image: DSCF0633

Address: 217 S. Praire St.

Built in: 1855
Historic Name: L.M. Van Buren House
Architecture: Greek Revival
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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | May 8, 2022

Thanks to Derek Westby for locating this house, which looks a lot different now than it does in this picture. The retaining wall and the cemetery in the background are helpful clues to its location.

Image: DSCF0710

Address: 116 E. Milwaukee St.

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Guest | July 4, 2019

Same house as DSCF0296

Guest | July 5, 2019

116 S. Van Buren (1905)

Image: DSCF0713

Address: 116 S. Van Buren

Built in: 1905

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Linda Gullickson | July 5, 2022

My grandparents rented this home in the 1940s. She had a wood cook stove in the basement where she made lefse. LG

Image: DSCF5415

Address: 200 S. Van Buren St.

Built in: 1908

Architecture: Four-Square

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The completed house is shown in image DSCF0302.

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Image: DSCF6327

Address: Unknown

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Guest | April 11, 2019

Southwest corner of Oak and Prairie Streets

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 15, 2019

From LG: SW corner of Oak and Prairie St. Luraas home?

Image: DSCF6330

Address: 401 Oak St.

Built in: 1903

Historic Name: Osmund and Tone Cherry House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Guest | July 9, 2019

That’s an Italianate house that has been decorated like a Queen Anne. The porch columns in DSCF6335 are appropriately classical, but the Inventory and current google street view photos show something (with brackets) much better suited to Queen Anne.

Image: DSCF6335

Address: 500 S. Page St.

Built in: 1884

Historic Name: First Lutheran Church Parsonage

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 15, 2019

From LG: SE Corner Oak & Prairie

Image: DSCF6338

Address: 333 Oak St.

Built in: 1900

Historic Name: E.P. Hocking House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | June 13, 2019

This appears to be the same house shown in DSCF0633. It may have been the one that used to be on S. Prairie St. near the corner of Main St.

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | June 13, 2019

DSCF6810 appears to be a photo of the same house taken 10 - 20 years earlier.

Guest | July 4, 2019

L. M. Van Buren House at 217 S. Prairie (1855)

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | August 8, 2019

From K. Anderson: As you can see on the details from the Sanborn maps (1904 and 1912), the Van Buren House always sat at the corner of Prairie and Main, but at some point after 1912, it was moved from its West Main location to the back of its lot, and turned to face Prairie. (The same thing happened to my g-g-grandparents' house, which faced Main at the NE corner of Main and Madison: at some point in the late 1910s, it was moved back on the lot--but not rotated--and now has a Madison St. address.)

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | August 8, 2019

Also from K. Anderson: In this photo, you can see the side of 312 West Main (older house number system?) to the right of the Van Buren House.

Image: DSCF6341

Address: 217 S. Praire St.

Built in: 1855

Historic Name: L.M. Van Buren House
Architecture: Greek Revival
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Guest | July 4, 2019

Knud and Johanna Jensen house (1904) at 208 N. Harrison

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Address: 208 N. Harrison St.

Built in: 1904

Historic Name: Knute and Johanna Kvam Jenson House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Image: DSCF6347

Address: Unknown

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | May 8, 2022

Thanks to Derek Westby for locating this house!

Image: DSCF6353

Address: 100 S. Madison St.

Built in 1900

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | May 8, 2022

Thanks to Derek Westby for locating this house!

Image: DSCF6356

Address: 400 N. Page St.
(Corner of Page and McKinley)

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Guest | April 15, 2019

324 N Page St (Corner W McKinley)

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Address: 324 N Page St

Built in 1890

Historic Name: Charles S. Crosse House

Architectural Style: Queen Anne

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | April 14, 2019

From LG: North Page St.

Image: DSCF6366

Address: 224 N. Page St.

Built in 1885

Historic Name: Annie Wyman House

Architectural Style: Italianate

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Image: DSCF6501

Address: Unknown

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Location: SW corner of Main St and S. Monroe

The house in the middle is 308 S. Monroe St. , built in 1910.

Wisconsin Historical Society Record for 308 S. Monroe

The next house is 316 S. Monroe St., built in 1886.

Wisconsin Historical Society Record for 316 S. Monroe St.

The next house is 324 S. Monroe St., built in 1892.

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Guest | July 4, 2019

324 S. Monroe (1892) at left 316 S. Monroe (1886) is next, to the right, with the mansard roof

Guest | September 2, 2020

The far right home is 304 South Monroe, the home I grew up in. There is another image showing a better view DSCF6520

Image: DSCF6529

Address: South Monroe St.

Home on Left: Mary and Harry Putnam House built in 1892

Home on Right: Frank L. Johnson House built in 1886

Wisconsin Historical Society link to 316 S. Monroe

Wisconsin Historical Society link to 324 S. Monroe

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Guest | April 10, 2019

House built in 1906

Guest | May 14, 2019

it's at the top of Monroe St.

Guest | August 21, 2020

I think this is 332 Oak St (now green with lions out front).

Image: DSCF6541

Address: 332 Oak St.

Built in: 1906
Builder: John J. Holmstad

Historic Name: Sarah and J.I. Suby House

Other Name: Gerald and Ellen Thain House
Architectural Style: Queen Anne
Wall Material: Clapboard

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Image: DSCF6558

Address: Unknown

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Image: DSCF6806

Address: Unknown

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Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | June 13, 2019

This appears to be the same house shown in DSCF6341 and DSCF0633, only 10 - 20 years earlier. It may have been the one that used to be on S. Prairie St. near the corner of Main St.

Guest | July 4, 2019

L. M. Van Buren House (1855) at 217 S. Prairie

Curator@HistoricStoughton.org | August 8, 2019

From K. Anderson: In this photo, you can see much of the neighboring house (312 West Main) and a side view of the Hyland House at 302 West Main.

Guest | May 22, 2022

The house next to the Van Buren house address is 310 West Main. This house belong to Charles Mc Neil.

Image: DSCF6810

Address: 217 S. Praire St.

Built in: 1855

Historic Name: L.M. Van Buren House
Architecture: Greek Revival
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Guest | July 4, 2019

324 S. Monroe: Mary and Henry Putnam House, 1892

Image: DSCF6822

Address: 324 S. Monroe St.

Built in: 1892

Historic Name: Mary and Harry Putnam House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Guest | March 1, 2020

This may be 900 Stoughton Ave. (old address system). Home of Einar and Ethel Linderud and children Earl, Eldon, and Ellice.

Image: DSCF6825

Address: Unknown

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Image: DSCF0296

Address: 116 S. Van Buren

Built in: 1905

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Image: DSCF0299

Address: NW Corner of Main St. and Page St.

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Address: 200 S. Van Buren St.

Built in: 1908

Architecture: Four-Square

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Address: 217 E. Jefferson St.

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Address: 109 S. Division St.

Built in 1884

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Address: 316 N. Johnson St.

Built in: 1906

Historic Name: E. J. Kjolseth House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Address: 325 Oak St

Built in: 1907

Historic Name: Esther and Alfred J. Hocking House

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Image: DSCF0440

Addresses: 317, 325 and 333 Oak Street

317 Oak Street (1905)
George Hocking House
Queen Anne built in 1905

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325 Oak Street (1907) (also DSCF0438)
Esther and Alfred Hocking House
Front-gabled built in 1907

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333 Oak Street (1900) (also DSCF6338)
Edward Percival Hocking House
Queen Anne built in 1900

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Image: DSCF0445

Address: 1125 E. South St.

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Image: DSCF0447

Address: 501 Oak St.

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Address: 316 S. Madison Street

Built in: Circa 1900

Historic Name: Emma C. Brewer House

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Image: DSCF0453

Address: 206 W. Prospect St.

Built in: 1904

(Now Cress Funeral Home)

Historic Name: Ole and Clara R. Terry House

Architecture: Colonial Revival

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Image: DSCF0457

Address: Was on the corner of E. Main and Academy

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Address: Unknown

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Address: 404 S. 5th St.

Built in: 1892

(Ole K. Roe House)

Local Landmark

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Image: DSCF0466

Address: Unknown

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Image: DSCF0469

Address: 420 S. Page St.

Built in: 1865

Historic Name: Matthew and Olivia Johnson House

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Address: Unknown

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Address: 1124 E Main

Built in: 1903

Historic Name: Henry and Mary Severson House

Architecture: Neoclassical

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Address: Unknown

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Image: DSCF0491

Address: 100 S Van Buren St.

Built in: 1902

"Nickel Palace"

Historic Name: Edward and Gjertrud Erickson House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Image: DSCF0495

Address: 118 N. Page St.

Built in: 1886

Builder: August E. Ovren

Local Landmark: Era H. and Harriet Grout Gerard House

Architectural Style: Queen Anne

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Address: 217 S. Praire St.

Built in: 1855
Historic Name: L.M. Van Buren House

Architecture: Greek Revival

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Address: 116 E. Milwaukee St.

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Address: 116 S. Van Buren

Built in: 1905

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Address: 200 S. Van Buren St.

Built in: 1908

Architecture: Four-Square

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Address: Unknown

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Address: 401 Oak St.

Built in: 1903

Historic Name: Osmund and Tone Cherry House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Address: 500 S. Page St.

Built in: 1884

Historic Name: First Lutheran Church Parsonage

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Address: 333 Oak St.

Built in: 1900

Historic Name: E.P. Hocking House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Address: 217 S. Praire St.

Built in: 1855

Historic Name: L.M. Van Buren House

Architecture: Greek Revival

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Address: 208 N. Harrison St.

Built in: 1904

Historic Name: Knute and Johanna Kvam Jenson House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Address: Unknown

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Address: 100 S. Madison St.

Built in 1900

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Address: 400 N. Page St.
(Corner of Page and McKinley)

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Address: 324 N Page St

Built in 1890

Historic Name: Charles S. Crosse House

Architectural Style: Queen Anne

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Address: 224 N. Page St.

Built in 1885

Historic Name: Annie Wyman House

Architectural Style: Italianate

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Address: Unknown

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Location: SW corner of Main St and S. Monroe

The house in the middle is 308 S. Monroe St. , built in 1910.

Wisconsin Historical Society Record for 308 S. Monroe

The next house is 316 S. Monroe St., built in 1886.

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The next house is 324 S. Monroe St., built in 1892.

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Address: South Monroe St.

Home on Left: Mary and Harry Putnam House built in 1892

Home on Right: Frank L. Johnson House built in 1886

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Wisconsin Historical Society link to 324 S. Monroe

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Address: 332 Oak St.

Built in: 1906
Builder: John J. Holmstad

Historic Name: Sarah and J.I. Suby House

Other Name: Gerald and Ellen Thain House

Architectural Style: Queen Anne

Wall Material: Clapboard

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Address: Unknown

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Address: Unknown

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Address: 217 S. Praire St.

Built in: 1855

Historic Name: L.M. Van Buren House

Architecture: Greek Revival

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Address: 324 S. Monroe St.

Built in: 1892

Historic Name: Mary and Harry Putnam House

Architecture: Queen Anne

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Address: Unknown

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