The answer to the above headline question is that both Owen buildings are 100 years old or older. The city has many historic structures which Friends of the Old School is identifying for a Historic …
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The answer to the above headline question is that both Owen buildings are 100 years old or older.
The city has many historic structures which Friends of the Old School is identifying for a Historic Building Registry.
The two pictured buildings are: Woodland Hotel, built 1906, and the house at 513 East Third Street, built 1911.
Check your own residence or business. Your building may be part of the city’s 100-year memory!
Call FOS 715-229-2269.
