Winnebago County, Wisconsin

101 Algoma Boulevard (Building) [Map]
Italianate building with Gothic revival details, still in use on a daily basis

Abraham Briggs Bowen House (Building) [Map]
Mid-nineteenth century Italianate mansion
Also known as: Bowen House

Algoma Boulevard Historic District (District) [Map]
Roughly, Algoma Blvd. from Woodland Ave. to Hollister Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Algoma Boulevard Methodist Church (Church) [Map]
Romanesque church designed by noted Wisconsin architect, William Waters

Allenville, Wisconsin (Populated place) [Map]

Augustin Grignon Hotel (Hotel) [Map]
Former hotel now a private residence
Also known as: Nevitt Site, 47 Wn 162

Black Oak School (School) [Map · Street View]
One of seven remaining rural schools that were once scattered throughout Winnebago County

Brin Building (Commercial building) [Map]
Former theater housing retail and residential

Brooklyn No. 4 Fire House (Fire station) [Map]
Former firehouse, turned sign company, now a privately owned building

Buckstaff Observatory (Building) [Map]
A three dome, amateur observatory and weather observation station, dismantled in 2011.

Carl Koch Block (Commercial building) [Map]
Commercial building next to the Tayco Street bascule bridge
Also known as: R&R Bar

Charles B. Clark House (House) [Map]
561 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah, Wisconsin

Charles R. Smith House (House) [Map]
824 E. Forest Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Shepard House

Chicago and Norhwestern Railroad Depot (Railroad depot) [Map]
Former Railroad Depot Converted to Office Space

Cole Watch Tower (House) [Map]
Seven story brick over steel tower built on an 1870 house

Daily Northwestern Building (Commercial building) [Map]
Four story Italian Renaissance building in the central business district

Dewitt Clinton Van Ostrand House (House) [Map]
413 Church St., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Jaramed Cummings House

East Forest Avenue Historic District (District) [Map]
Generally bounded by E. Forest Ave., Webster St., Hewitt St. and Eleventh St., Neenah, Wisconsin

Edward D. & Vina Shattuck Beals House (House) [Map]
220 N. Park Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Ellen and George Banta Sr. House (House) [Map]
Beautiful Queen Anne home on Doty Island
Also known as: William Toepfer House

Ellis Jennings House (House) [Map]
711 E. Forest Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Equitable Fraternal Union Building (Building) [Map · Street View]
116 S. Commercial St., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Lion's Tail Brewing Company

Eureka Lock and Lock Tender's House (Structure) [Map]
The last lock in operation on the Upper Fox River

First Methodist Church (Theater) [Map]
502 N. Main St., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: Wagner Opera House, Boys Club

First Presbyterian Church (Church) [Map]
110 Church Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Frank B. Whiting House (House) [Map]
620 E. Forest Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: The Gables, David W. Barnes House

Frank Winchester Hawks House (House) [Map]
Boyhood home of noted film director, Howard Hawks
Also known as: Babcock, Fanny Lyons, House

Franklyn C. Shattuck House (House) [Map]
547 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Shattuck-Brown House

Fraternal Reserve Association (Building) [Map · Street View]
Former office building turned apartment building
Also known as: The Washington Building

Frontenac (Residential building) [Map]
132-140 High St. and 9 Brown St., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: The Frontenac Flats

George O. Bergstrom House (House) [Map]
Boyhood home of George Edwin Bergstrom, architect of The Pentagon

Gorham Vining P., House (House) [Map]
Private residence

Grand Loggery (House) [Map]
Log house relocated to a popular local park

Gustav Augustin Block (Commercial building) [Map]
68 Racine St., Menasha, Wisconsin

Hans Gram House (House) [Map]
345 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Havilah Babcock House (House) [Map]
537 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Henry Paepke House (House) [Map]
251 E. Doty Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Henry Sherry House (House) [Map]
527 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Hugh Strange House

Henry Spencer Smith House (House) [Map]
706 E. Forest Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: American Can Guest House

Hiram Smith House (House) [Map]
Brick Octagon House Now Owned by Neenah Historical Society
Also known as: Octagon House

Irving Church Historic District (District) [Map]
Large, residential neighborhood of primarily Queen Anne and larger homes

J. Leslie Sensenbrenner House (House) [Map]
256 N. Park Ave., Nennah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Gaylord, George, House

Jessie Jack Hooper House (House) [Map]
1149 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

John R. Morgan House (Museum) [Map]
234 Church Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Judge J. C. Kerwin House (House) [Map]
516 E. Forest Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Kimberly Point Park Lighthouse (Lighthouse) [Map]
Lighthouse at the confluence of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago

Larsen, Wisconsin (Populated place) [Map]

Larson Brothers Airport (Airport) [Map]
Wisconsin's Oldest Continually Active Airport

Masonic Temple (Building) [Map]
204 Washington Avenue, Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Masonic Temple Building (Building) [Map]
NeoClassical style lodge designed by Alexander C. Eschweiler
Also known as: Twin Cities Lodge #61 Free and Accepted Masons, Elisha Kent Kane Lodge No. 61

Mayer--Bankerob House (House) [Map]
809 Ceape Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: Mayer, George, House; Banderob, John, House

Menasha Dam (Dam) [Map]
Once the source of power for paper making, controls the Fox and is popular for fishing

Menasha Lock (Lock) [Map]
First of the Lower Fox River Locks leading to Green Bay

Menomonee Park Carousel (Carousel) [Map]
Allan Herschell 3-Row all metal, portable carousel

Menomonee Park Miniature Railroad (Railroad vehicle) [Map]
Miniature Train Company dogbone out-and-back amusement ride.

Neenah United States Post Office (Post office) [Map]
Former post office now repurposed for office space
Also known as: Old Post Office

North Main Street Historic District (District) [Map]
Nine square blocks of a commercial area with Italianate and Queen Anne style buildings

Omro Downtown Historic District (District) [Map]
"A fine collection of late nineteenth century and early twentieth century...commercial buildings"

Omro High School, Annex and Webster Manual Training School (School) [Map]
Former school complex repurposed as assisted living for senior citizens
Also known as: Webster Manor, Omro Middle School

Omro Village Hall and Engine House (City hall) [Map]
144 E. Main St., Omro, Wisconsin
Also known as: Omro City Hall, Omro Jail

Orville Beach Memorial Manual Training School (School) [Map]
Former school repurposed as business center and office building

Oshkosh Grand Opera House (Theater) [Map · Street View]
A theater that has served Vaudeville, films and stage performances.

Oshkosh Public Library (Library) [Map]
Domed, Neo-classical building with an Ionic colonnade and bronze lions guarding the portico.

Oshkosh State Normal School Historic District (District) [Map]
Normal School buildings that evolved into Wisconsin State University and later, UWO
Also known as: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Oviatt House (House) [Map]
Stone mansion now serving the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh
Also known as: Moses Hooper House

Paine Art Center and Arboretum (Garden) [Map]
1410 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Paine Lumber Company Historic District (District) [Map]
Former lumber mill campus now primarily residential and commercial buildings

Perry Lindsley House (House) [Map]
1102 E. Forest Ave., Neenah, Wisconsin

Read School (School) [Map]
1120 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Rev. Jens N. Jersild House (House) [Map]
331 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Phyllis L. Goodenough House

Richard Guenther House (House) [Map]
1200 Washington Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Riverside Cemetery (Cemetery) [Map]
1901 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Robert Lutz House (Building) [Map]
1449 Knapp St., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: Lutz House, Barn, and Garage and Pigeon Coop

S. H. Waterman House (House) [Map]
1141 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: The Bemis House

Security Bank (Bank) [Map]
Closed bank, Appears to be under renovation

Smith Park (Park) [Map]
Effigy Mounds

Soldiers' Monument (Statue) [Map]
Civil War Monument commissioned by John Hicks in memory of his father, who died in the Civil War

Tayco Street Bridge (Bridge) [Map]
Replaced by a new bascule bridge in 1993

Thomas R. Wall Residence (House) [Map]
751 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: Multicultural Education Center, University of Wisconsin

Trinity Espicopal Church (Church) [Map]
203 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Upper Main Street Historic District (District) [Map]
The heart of Menasha's downtown commercial district

US Post Office--Menasha (Post office) [Map]
Period Colonial Revival design, two story, post office of the Wetmore era
Also known as: Menasha US Post Office Building

Washington Avenue Historic District (District) [Map]
Large, principally residential district on the east side of Oshkosh

Washington Street Historic District (District) [Map]
214--216 Washington St., Menasha, Wisconsin

Whiting Boathouse (Meeting hall) [Map]
Opulent boathouse built in the Depression Era by a paper magnate

William C. Wing House (House) [Map]
French Revival style mansion built on a peninsula formed by Lake Winnebago and the Fox River
Also known as: George S. Gaylord House

William E. Pollock Residence (House) [Map]
765 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: Pollock Alumni House,University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh

Winnebago County Courthouse (Courthouse) [Map]
Art Deco courthouse from 1937, featuring bas relief sculpture, bronze fixtures and art deco engraved lettering
Also known as: 1030741846, 1020751833, 0502783014, 1031771749, 0902712, 02047721

Wisconsin Avenue Historic District (District) [Map]
The heart of Neenah's downtown commercial district

Wisconsin National Life Insurance Building (Commercial building) [Map]
220 Washington Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin