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
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
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
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 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
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
Ellen and George Banta Sr. House (House) [Map] Beautiful Queen Anne home on Doty Island
Also known as: William Toepfer House
Equitable Fraternal Union Building (Building) [Map · Street View]
116 S. Commercial St., Neenah, Wisconsin
116 S. Commercial St., Neenah, Wisconsin
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
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
George O. Bergstrom House (House) [Map] Boyhood home of George Edwin Bergstrom, architect of The Pentagon
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]
Roughly bounded by W. Irving Ave., Franklin St., Church Ave., Wisconsin St. and Amherst Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Roughly bounded by W. Irving Ave., Franklin St., Church Ave., Wisconsin St. and Amherst Ave., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
J. Leslie Sensenbrenner House (House) [Map]
256 N. Park Ave., Nennah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Gaylord, George, House
256 N. Park Ave., Nennah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Gaylord, George, House
Kimberly Point Park Lighthouse (Lighthouse) [Map] Lighthouse at the confluence of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago
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
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
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 Lumber Company Historic District (District) [Map]
Off Congress Ave. roughly between High, New York, and Summit Aves., and Paine Lumber Access Rd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Off Congress Ave. roughly between High, New York, and Summit Aves., and Paine Lumber Access Rd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Rev. Jens N. Jersild House (House) [Map] 331 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah, Wisconsin
Also known as: Phyllis L. Goodenough House
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
Soldiers' Monument (Statue) [Map] Civil War Monument commissioned by John Hicks in memory of his father, who died in the Civil War
Thomas R. Wall Residence (House) [Map] 751 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Also known as: Multicultural Education Center, University of 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
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
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