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The street level storefront was remodeled with a structural glass veneer, perhaps between 1912 and 1925 when the occupants of the building changed from a pool room to a bakery. The black veneer extends from ground level to a point almost halfway up the facade. The glass show window and recessed entrance are features from the same period. The alteration was done within the historic period of significance for the Central Avenue Historic District, and is itself a contributing feature of the building.
This property is a contributing member of the Marshfield Central Avenue Historic District under Criterion C of the National Register of Historic Places. It is representative of the Architecture Theme of the Wisconsin Cultural Resource Management Plan as an example of Commercial Vernacular architecture with Italianate details and an Art Deco store front. The building's architectural integrity on the second story is high, while the historic first story alterations are reflective of continued use and changing stylistic preferences.
Built between 1891 and 1898, this building was occupied through 1904 by a store selling Boots and Shoes. Between 1904 and 1912, the shoe store was replaced by a pool room. By 1925, the pool room had been replaced by a bakery, which remained through 1946. The historic address from 1898 through 1946 was 130 South Central Avenue.
This property is a contributing member of the Marshfield Central Avenue Historic District under Criterion A of the National Register of Historic Places. It is representative of the Commerce Theme of the Wisconsin Cultural Resource Management Plan as an example of a retail building providing Goods and Services.
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