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Wing Detail
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A wing design, possibly carved in stone, above the entrance of the building at 149 South Blair Street. The building was originally the North Western Railroad depot and now houses Madison Gas and Electric offices.
January 12, 1975
Potter, James T.
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Wing on Old Chemistry Building
December 1, 1974
New, modern wing on the classically designed Old Chemistry Building on the University of Wisconsin campus. The wing was built after the building sustained damage from the Sterling Hall bombing in 1...
Madison Gas and Electric Company Brickwork
June 27, 1976
Madison Gas and Electric Company, 736 East Washington Avenue, displaying projecting bricks that provides patterns and texture.
Lion Head Gargoyle
May 18, 1975
Carved lion head which serves as an ornament above the entrance of the Baccarat Tavern at 235 King Street.
Egyptian Revival Detail
December 9, 1973
Egyptian Revival details carved in stone on the face of the Levitan Building at 15, 17, and 19 West Main Street.
Milwaukee Railroad Depot Window
August 16, 1970
Carved stone details over a brick window arch on the exterior of the "Milwaukee Road" Depot, 644 West Washington Ave. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
Classical Tiled Porch
July 27, 1975
Classical and Mediterranean design elements are seen in this porch on an apartment building at 29 Langdon Street. Doric columns support an arched entrance.
