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The Way House of Light Gallery
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The Way House of Light Gallery, 1354 Williamson Street, decorated with psychedelic art. Built in 1906 as Gaertner Saloon & Residence / Kayser Hall. Owned by folk artist Mona B. Webb (1914-1998), and known as the Way House of Light (ca. 1968-1998). Remodeled in 2002.
1976
Potter, James T.
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1328 Williamson Street
July 3, 1976
1328 Williamson Street, decorated with psychedelic art. Studio and home of artist Ginny Tricamo.
Whole Earth Mural
November 7, 1976
A mural painted on the exterior wall of the Whole Earth Learning Community at 817 East Johnson Street. The mural was painted by Nicki Glenn and depicts the fertility and resources of nature.
Oriel (Bay) Window
December 5, 1976
A Tudor style oriel window with a garland decoration on a house at 1717 Kendall Avenue.
Decorative Windows
April 4, 1976
Leaded windows of a house at 541 West Washington Avenue enhanced by decorative features including carved wood brackets and a small arch.
Scalloped Shingles
June 6, 1976
Scalloped shingles, also known as fish scale shingles, on a house at 518 West Washington Avenue.
Alumni House
February 2, 1976
The glass-covered Alumni House of the Wisconsin Alumni Association at 650 North Lake Street. The building houses offices, meeting rooms, and lounges for alumni activities.
