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Unusual late Italianate Queen Anne house with Colonial Revival references. Few alterations. Had colonial revival balustrade on roof deck. Interior contains numerous remarkable plaster ornamented ceilings.
Born and education in Menasha, Kerwin was a prominent attorney and state supreme court judge. The husband of P.V. Lawson Jrs. Also one time owner of the Lawson Water Power in Menasha. His daughters married into the Clark and Sensenbrenner families.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
HI62137
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516 E. Forest Ave.
96000907
Located in Neenah, Winnebago County
