Sep 28, 2012
Orlando Brice House
The Orlando Brice House is located in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. History Orlando Brice was an executive at a refrigerator company. The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 and on the State Register of Historic Places in 1989.
Sep 28, 2012
Posted Date
Aug 30, 2022
Historical Record Date
Sep 28, 2012
Source Name
Wikipedia
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Jan 28, 1983
Jan 28, 1983
National Register of Historic Places - Orlando Brice House
Statement of Significance: A stately residence surrounded by a brick and wrought iron fence, the Or1ando Brice House is the city's most significant example of Georgian Revival architecture. Although a formulaic version of the style, the residence is a tasteful and well-proportioned reflection 6£ the early twentieth century adaptation of traditional styles to modern living. The dwelling, located on the east bank of the Chippewa River in one of the city's finest residential sections, is among the few distinguished illustrations of revival design (other examples are included in the Third Ward Historic District and another residence, the Tudor Revival home of James Barber, 132 Marston Avenue, 2J3/18, is also an individually nominated site) included in the city's architectural inventory. Historical Statement: Orlando G. Brice was the treasurer and general manager of the Wisconsin Refrigerator Company, an Eau Claire firm which was noted for its production of the "Wisconsin Peerless" refrigerator (C). Brice and his family resided in the house until c. 1934. At that time Herman Derge purchased the home which is presently owned by Charles Lewis.
National Register of Historic Places - Orlando Brice House
Statement of Significance: A stately residence surrounded by a brick and wrought iron fence, the Or1ando Brice House is the city's most significant example of Georgian Revival architecture. Although a formulaic version of the style, the residence is a tasteful and well-proportioned reflection 6£ the early twentieth century adaptation of traditional styles to modern living. The dwelling, located on the east bank of the Chippewa River in one of the city's finest residential sections, is among the few distinguished illustrations of revival design (other examples are included in the Third Ward Historic District and another residence, the Tudor Revival home of James Barber, 132 Marston Avenue, 2J3/18, is also an individually nominated site) included in the city's architectural inventory. Historical Statement: Orlando G. Brice was the treasurer and general manager of the Wisconsin Refrigerator Company, an Eau Claire firm which was noted for its production of the "Wisconsin Peerless" refrigerator (C). Brice and his family resided in the house until c. 1934. At that time Herman Derge purchased the home which is presently owned by Charles Lewis.
Posted Date
Aug 30, 2022
Historical Record Date
Jan 28, 1983
Source Name
National Register of Historic Places
