Columbus, WI Photos |
The small town of Columbus, WI, has one major national treasure in its Louis Sullivan designed Farmer's & Merchant's Union Bank, but Columbus also has other heritage architecture of note. |
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| See also: Farmer's & Merchant's Bank, Chicago World's Columbian Exposition Museum, Wisconsin |
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Farmer's & Merchant's Union Bank (1919) (159 W. James St.). Architect: Louis H. Sullivan.  | Columbus City Hall (1892) (James St. at Dickason Blvd.). Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: T.D. Allen. | Columbus City Hall & heritage buildings along James St. | Knights of Pythias building (152 West James St.). |
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| Heritage buildings along James St. | H.M. Brown (1876) & First National Bank buildings on West James St. | Italianate building at James & Ludington Sts. | Victorian Gothic heritage building (1877) (114 N. Ludington St.). |
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| Gothic details of 114 N. Ludington St. | Heritage roofline on N. Ludington St. | Zion Lutheran Church (c1880s) (254 W. Mill St.). Style: Victorian Gothic. | Gothic Revival tower of Zion Lutheran Church. |
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| Columbus Masonic Lodge (1874) (318 N. Ludington St.) (former Spring Street German Church). | Columbus Public Library (1912) (223 W. James St.). Style: Prairie Style. Architect: Louis W. Claude & Edward F. Starck. On National Register. | Prairie-style details of Columbus Public Library. | George Griswold home (1857) (146 S. Dickason Blvd.). Style: Italianate. |
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| Grain elevators in downtown Columbus. | E. Clarke Arnold House (1954) (954 Dix St.). Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |