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Paul C. Wilson Residence
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View across lawn toward the facade and right side of the residence of Paul C. Wilson, with a rounded walkway to the right. The stone structure displays some characteristics of the Richardsonian Romanesque style, including large stonework, archways, and heavy massing. The turret and other parts of the facade are covered in vines.
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Paul C. Wilson Residence
1910
The home of Paul C. Wilson. Harvey Ellis, architect. Caption reads: "Paul C. Wilson Residence, Menomonie, Wis."
Post Office
View from intersection toward the facade and right side of the post office. The building consists of brick with stone accents on the top of the arched front windows.
County Normal and Agricultural School
A stone walkway leads to the entrance of the County Normal and Agricultural School. Ivy covers the exterior of the two-story colonial building and trees and shrubbery stand in the foreground and a...
Lynwood Hall
View from street toward the brick facade and left side of Lynwood Hall. The concrete pediment above the door has the building's name. On each side of the front walk is a bench, and a man occupies t...
The Insane Asylum
View across lawn toward the stone and brick Italianate-style asylum. The front entrance has a vine-covered porch in front, with bushes and shrubs flanking each side.
The Congregational Church
View across street toward the Congregational Church, which features a large stained glass window on the left side of the structure. The building is brick with a stone foundation. A smaller building...
