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Property Features
The New Glarus Town Hall is a two story rectangular clapboard structure with a small belfrey, peaked window moldings, and pilasters marking its corners. The town hall retains its integrity and is a good example of a county governmental building. The basement housed the village jail for many years.
The town of New Glarus was organized in 1850 and this hall, erected in c. 1886, continues to be used for all town business.
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206 Second Street
08000286
Located in New Glarus, Green County
