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4718 MONONA DR

Historic Name:
Nathaniel and Harriet Dean House
Other Name:
Historic Blooming Grove Historical Society
Reference Number:
5589

Property Location

Location (Address) 4718 MONONA DR
County Dane
City/Village Madison
Township
Unincorporated community
Town
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Direction
Section
Quarter Section
Quarter Quarter Section

Property Features

Year Built 1856
Additions
Survey Date 1974
Historic Use house
Architectural Style Italianate
Structural System
Wall Material Cream Brick
Architect
Other Buildings On Site
Demolished No
Demolished Date
Additional Comments A 'site file' exists for this property. It contains additional information such as correspondence, newspaper clippings, or historical information. It is a public record and may be viewed in person at the Wisconsin Historical Society, State Historic Preservation Office. Madison Historic Landmark: 7/15/1974. The map code is 0710-163-0098-2. This brick vernacular house of 1856 was built by one of Madison's early settlers and businessmen. Madison Landmark: 1981. Was the club house for Monona Golf Course from 1926-1973. The front porch was added in 1990.
Bibliographic References CAPITAL TIMES 12/11/1995. WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL 2/20/1994, P. 2G. Architecture and History Survey. June 2006. Prepared by Elizabeth L. Miller. Sandstone and Buffalo Robes: Madison's historic buildings, third edition, 1975.

National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings

National/State Register Listing Name Dean, Nathaniel W., House
National Register Listing Date Nov 07, 1980
State Register Listing Date Jan 01, 1989
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Nathaniel Dean

Nathaniel Dean

1870

Seated oval portrait of Nathaniel Dean (1817-1880). Dean was a prominent early Madison businessman and political leader. He built a cream brick farm house at 4718 Monona Dr. in 1856 and lived the...

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Nathaniel Dean, Dean House (two-sided marker) Historic Marker

Nathaniel Dean, Dean House (two-sided marker) Historic Marker

4718 Monona Dr., Madison

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The Dean House, Monona Golf Course Club House

The Dean House, Monona Golf Course Club House

1953

A view of the back of the Monona Golf Course Club House (aka Nathaniel and Harriet Dean House, built in 1856) 4718 Monona Drive. The large screened porch was added ca. 1931.

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Monona Golf Course Club House

Monona Golf Course Club House

May 22, 1931

The golf course greens and rear view of the Monona Golf Course clubhouse (aka Nathaniel and Harriet Dean House, built 1856) located at 4718 Monona Drive.

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