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Fiege Building (Commercial Building), 511-513 East Genesee St Saginaw, Saginaw County, MI
Possibly the tallest timber-framed building in Michigan, the Fiege Building, designed by prominent Michigan architect William T. Cooper, represents the stabilization of a lumbertown`s economy and was associated with the rise of ethnically German businessmen in the Saginaw valley. The building was built by John Schmelzer, a first-generation American of German descent and an entreprenuerial businessman, as a furniture store.
Fiege Building (Commercial Building), 511-513 East Genesee St Saginaw, Saginaw County, MI
Possibly the tallest timber-framed building in Michigan, the Fiege Building, designed by prominent Michigan architect William T. Cooper, represents the stabilization of a lumbertown`s economy and was associated with the rise of ethnically German businessmen in the Saginaw valley. The building was built by John Schmelzer, a first-generation American of German descent and an entreprenuerial businessman, as a furniture store.


Fiege Building (Commercial Building), 511-513 East Genesee St Saginaw, Saginaw County, MI
Possibly the tallest timber-framed building in Michigan, the Fiege Building, designed by prominent Michigan architect William T. Cooper, represents the stabilization of a lumbertown`s economy and was associated with the rise of ethnically German businessmen in the Saginaw valley. The building was built by John Schmelzer, a first-generation American of German descent and an entreprenuerial businessman, as a furniture store.Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
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Library of Congress
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