| Additional Information: | Resurveyed 2023 by HRL/Vogel:
Architectural Description:
The house built in 1933 for the church’s parson is a one-and-one-half story, side gable structure oriented on an east/west axis. What was likely an open porch is now enclosed and occupies the west two-thirds of the primary, south-facing façade. It claims the front door, to the right (east) of which is a single, one-over-one-light double hung window, to the further right of which, in the brick wall, is a single unit of paired, double-hung, one-over-one-light sashes. To the left (west) of the doorway, in the presumed enclosed porch, are three double-hung, one-over-one-light sashes. A gabled dormer with two, centered, one-over-one-light, double hung sashes, is centered in the south-facing roof plane. The west endwall has a small, projecting bay while a single window is in the gable peak. Projecting to the north is two-story wing, to the north of which is a brick garage with a hipped roof.
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| Bibliographic References: | [a] Plat Maps for the city of Mequon, 1867-1980, on file at the Mequon Historical Society, Mequon, Wisconsin, or the Archives at the State Historical Society, Madison, Wisconsin.
[b] Taxs Rolls for the city of Mequon, 1857-1930, on file at the library, Mequon, Wisconsin.
[c] Field observation based on architectural and historical information.
[d] Information from the owner of the property.
[e] Information from the building's datestone or inscription.
[f] Freistadt Historical Society, Freistadt and the Lutheram Immigration, Mequom: Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1989.
[g] L. Rehm, Mequon History, on file at the Mequon Historical Society, Mequon, Wisconsin.
[h] C.W. Butterfield, History of Washington and Ozaukee Counties, Chicago: Western Publishing Company, 1880.
[i] Information from the Mequon Landmarks Commission, Mequon, Wisconsin. |
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