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Property Location
Property Features
#650: 1 South 4th Street, 201 S. 4th Street.
Constructed in 1891 by John Lienlokken and used by Tausche Hardware for the company's office building early in the 1900s, the Leinlokken Bank Building is one of the late 19th century in the city, having retained the original street level facade including the fence.
See 135 and 201 South 4th Street.
Used as a bank in 1891. It was purchased by Tausche Hardware in 1908, remodeled by adding an additional half story.
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