Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Waukesha...
Significance: This building is a rather unusual example of a mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival chapel and is the work of Richard Upjohn, distinguished American architect. Unprocessed Field note material ex... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Christian Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction applied to farm outbuildings. An unusual feature is the second story overhang. Survey number: HABS WI-... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Max E. Peuschel House, County Trunk M, Thiensville, Ozaukee County, WI
Significance: This stone house with contemporary outbuildings is representative of a type of building in Wisconsin from the mid-nineteenth century. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Langholff House & Barn, State Route 109, Watertown, Jefferson County, ...
Significance: This building is an especially interesting example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin and known in Germany as Fachwerkbau. It is the only building o... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Cedarburg Mill, 215 East Columbia Avenue, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, W...
Significance: This large waterpowered flour mill was built in 1855. Similar structures are fast disappearing in this area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-31 Survey number: HABS... More
Kuenzi Barn, County Trunk EM, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI
Significance: This barn is one of few remaining examples of farm outbuildings built of German half-timber (Fachwerkbau) construction. The barn was built ca. 1850 of native white oak timbers held by mortise and ... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
Mueller House, County Trunk AP, Iron Ridge, Dodge County, WI
Significance: The house is a small but typical example of a type of half-timber construction built by early German settlers in Wisconsin prior to the Civil War. The carpenters and joiners who built these were ... More
William F. Kuehneman House, 1135 South Main Street, Racine, Racine Cou...
Significance: The house has been determined as, "as refined an example of the Greek manner as is to be found in the state" (Newcomb, The Architecture of the Old Northwest Territory,). Unprocessed Field note ma... More