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Property Features
2012:Neo-Classical Revival style with entablature and Doric pilasters. Horizontal joints mimic stone. Concrete and marble exterior. 1958 Contemporary addition with asymmetrical façade on south side of building. Bank est. December of 1868 by J.B. Rosencrans; sold to Captain P. R. Briggs, 1871. Reorganized as State Bank of Mauston, 1900. Merged with Juneau County State Bank in 1932 to become present Bank of Mauston. It was first remolded in 1921 and has undergone various interior renovation and technological improvements sine the mid-twentieth century.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
HI80495
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