Historic Preservation Commission
Responsible for safeguarding the City's historic and cultural heritage, and the development of public support and the location and identification of historic structures and historic distrricts. The Commission consists of seven members including one Council member. Members serve a three year term.

802 East Walnut Street

	Prior to restoration
	802 E. Walnut Street Fred Petry House Year Built: c1893 Style: Queen Anne Residential Rehabilitation The Petry House is an excellent example of a neglected property strikingly transformed into an architectural gem. For decades it sat unadorned at the corner of E. Walnut Street and Jackson Street, painted a drab white and brown. Current owner, Tristen Zimmerman has spent many months restoring this home into what is now Green Bay’s own “Painted Lady.”
	The Wisconsin Historical Society notes the home is: “An excellent, largely original example with polygonal tower housing stairwell on the north facing corner of the main facade. The third story of the tower is sided in fishscale pattern wood shingles, has single lite oval windows and is topped by a pavillion roof.” Note: Listed as Record #36889 on the Wisconsin Architecture & History Inventory
	Mayor Schmitt and home owner Tristen Zimmerman