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P. J. Almquist House, 16 Second St NorthweSt Waukon, Allamakee County, IA
Architecturally, this structure is one of a handful of known extant structures that combine Scandinavian building traditions with Greek Revival detailing. Constructed by P.J. Almquist, a Swedish immigrant, it also served as his tailor shop. Built shortly after Waukon was platted, this structure may be one of the oldest residential-commercial buildings in the town.
P. J. Almquist House, 16 Second St NorthweSt Waukon, Allamakee County, IA
Architecturally, this structure is one of a handful of known extant structures that combine Scandinavian building traditions with Greek Revival detailing. Constructed by P.J. Almquist, a Swedish immigrant, it also served as his tailor shop. Built shortly after Waukon was platted, this structure may be one of the oldest residential-commercial buildings in the town.
P. J. Almquist House, 16 Second St NorthweSt Waukon, Allamakee County, IA
Architecturally, this structure is one of a handful of known extant structures that combine Scandinavian building traditions with Greek Revival detailing. Constructed by P.J. Almquist, a Swedish immigrant, it also served as his tailor shop. Built shortly after Waukon was platted, this structure may be one of the oldest residential-commercial buildings in the town.Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
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Library of Congress
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