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Property Features
The building is an outstanding example of the commercial Queen Anne style designed by noted architect William Waters. The building has a high level of historic integrity and its remodeled period storefront blends in well with the rest of the building. The building was the home to the Waupaca County Bank, the modern First National Bank, and to many professional offices and the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall. Particularly because of its association with the Waupaca National Bank, the building is historically significant.
The building also adds to the architectural and historical significance of the Main Street Historic District.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
Architecture & History Inventory
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