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Property Location
Property Features
2017 WisDOT survey - This two-and-one-half-story Queen Anne-style house has an irregular footprint consisting of a T-plan cross-gable core and a one-story ell on the north elevation. At the juncture of the two wings on the building’s façade is a three-story tower topped by a steeply pitched hipped roof. A one-story open porch with a half-hipped roof extends across the façade. The front door is placed in the tower under the porch roof. Most of the upper windows are one-over-one replacement units, placed in regular intervals. The exterior walls are clad in clapboard, with decorative woodwork in the gable ends, and shingles on the third story of the tower. A detached one-car garage with a hipped roof is located southwest of the house.
2017 community survey: porch railing replaced since 1984. Colonial Revival porch likely added in the 1910s.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
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