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FINE CREAM BRICK-CLAD GABLED ELL FORM RECTORY BUILT IN 1885. STILTED SEGMENTAL ARCH BRICK LINTELS, TRANSOM OVER ENTRANCE DOOR, POLYGONAL 1ST FLR BAY ON WEST SIDE W/BRACKETED EAVES, MOULDED WOOD CORNICE, SPINDLEWORK FRONT PORCH.
2007- The rectory was built to serve the first Holy Trinity R.C. Church and it continues the serve the same function for the 1906 church today.
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W695 STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY 33
145861
Located in Washington, La Crosse County
117 E Van Buren Street
237449
Located in Port Washington, Ozaukee County
