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This structure is typical of the large early 20th century apartment buildings. It is one of the many such apartment buildings designed by Herbert Tullgren. 24-unit apartment building built by Milwaukee Building & Construction Company, which served as the firm's real estate development company. The building featured 4, 5 and 6 room apartments.
2010: This three-story, Neoclassical Revival-style, brick, garden court apartment building is U-shaped. The main entrance is inside the U and contains a segmentally arched transom and sidelights. The outside corners of the two side blocks contained recessed balconies supported by a square brick post while the inside corner of those same blocks is rounded. The top and bottom of the parapet is highlighted by a plain stone band with the parapet itself adorned with wreath decorations executed in raised brick. Fenestration is regularly placed and consists of three-over-one, double-hung sashes underlined with stone sills.
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