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George Phillips house, built about 1909

Note on back of photograph: “Libby house. R. C. Libby 635 Mineral St.”

C. G. Hubenthal house, built about 1912

original "Tamblyn's Row" on right. Note on back of photograph: “Shake Rag Street (formerly Hoard) showing row house on right (apts).”

53 Park Street

The original house was built in 1851, with additions in 1859 and 1868. Thomas and Hannah Davey emigrated from Cornwall in 1837. Davey first assayed copper ore in MIneral Point, then worked as a store…

Rowhouse buildings on Spruce Street, during restoration by Bob Neal and Edgar Hellum. Buildings in the Pendarvis complex; part of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin Historic Site.

Identified by a note on the back of the photograph as the Mayhew house. The 1871 Taylor & Willits map of Mineral Point notes J. V. Mayhew owned the west 1/2 of Harrison's lot 294, which is now part of…

View up South Iowa Street; House at right not extant; site approximately 216 S. Iowa

Note on back of photograph: “’My grandfather Kislingbury built this cabin for a home but did not live long enough to complete it’ Will Kislingbury”

402 Doty Street; John Wasley house, built about 1883

A note on the back of the photograph reads: “Berg house (Ed Davis) 320 Pine St.” The house was demolished in 1997. The 1917 telephone directory for Mineral Point lists E. J. Davis on Pine street; the…

Notes on the back of the photograph read: “Gale’s House, S.E. Corner of Maiden & S Iowa” and “View of My Studio”. The house in this photograph, however, does not correspond with other, identified, pho…

built about 1910

Not extant. Note on back of photograph: “Log house on Shakerag. Ingraham House at Left.”

Wm T. Henry house, 307 S. Iowa Street; from a Gundry family photograph album. From “The History of Iowa County, 1881”: While acting as Secretary of the Mineral Point Railroad Company, he commenced an…

The 1850 census notes that the building is a Boarding House and lists the members of the household as James Smith, 39, birthplace: Ireland; occupation: Tavern Keeper, value of real estate: $600; Ann,…

Charles & Kate McIlhon house, built about 1897 (AHI lists address as 609 Fountain), also Gorgen Funeral Home

James Kinney house, built 1847. James Kinney came from Ireland, probably in the mid 1840s. Kinney, his wife Katherine, and their two young sons lived here in 1850 along with several boarders, also fro…

Lutheran church; Not extant