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2793 Nicolet Drive
The Lime House
Built: 1833
Style: Side Gabled
Historically Significant
Early cut stone building featuring windows with cut stone lintels and sills, and two cut stone chimneys. Several substantial additions have occurred over time, including a rear wing and the north facing facade. This building may be one of the oldest in Green Bay which exists on the original site.
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Lombardi Fence
owned by Fred Harrsch |
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Pazaza Club
East Shore Drive |
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123 N. Oakland Avenue
Listed on Wisconsin State Register and National Register – 11 August 1978
Joel S. Fisk House
Built: 1865
Style: Italianate
Architecturally Significant
Historic brick home once featured a large garden and open lawn where the Fisk Family was known to host many parties. After falling into disrepair, this building was restored in 1992, and now serves as an office building.
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538 S. VanBuren Street
Astor Historic District
William Gibbs House
Built: 1897
Style: Queen Anne
Excellent example of the style with rock-faced brick, varying shingles including: fish scale, staggered course wood, and diamond pattern. A wide veranda with six large Tuscan Order columns on brick pedestals encircles the northeast corner of the home, with a beveled glass entrance door. A three-story-tall circular tower on the southwest corner is topped with a cone shaped roof. Also of interest are two carriage houses of similar design in the back of the home.
Residential Significance
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633 E. Walnut Street
H. Atkinson Residence
Built: c.1871
Style: Queen Anne
Adaptive Reuse
Excellent large gable front facing home featuring a Palladian style triple window group and fish scale pattern wood shingles. The large wraparound veranda includes the original turned balusters. An angled porte-cochere was added after 1957 on the northeast rear corner of the home. Currently the building is known as “The Glass Haus.”
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