4425 N PORT WASHINGTON RD

Historic Name:
American Lace Paper Company Factory Building

Other Name:
Eastlake Towers

Reference Number:
78311

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Property Location

Location (Address)	4425 N PORT WASHINGTON RD
County	Milwaukee
City/Village	Glendale
Township
Unincorporated community
Town
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Section
Quarter Section
Quarter Quarter Section

Property Features

Year Built	1929
Additions
Survey Date	1993
Historic Use	industrial bldg/manufacturing facility
Architectural Style	Late Gothic Revival
Structural System
Wall Material	Brick
Architect	Richard Philipp
Other Buildings On Site
Demolished	No
Demolished Date
Additional Comments	Remodeled to current Colonial Revival-style appearance in 2002 1993: Scott Food Service Corporation in building. Known as Eastlake Towers since 2002 remodel. UPDATE 2019: Pyramidal roof added to central tower, full-length windows were originally squared at the top but are now arched. All window openings have had their 3-window units replace by 4-window units. Brick part of the entryway was removed and a modest colonial revival porch added.
Bibliographic References	Ellen Hickok-Wall, "Glendale Historic Icon to Undergo Renaissance," The Daily Reporter, 9 January 2002. Available online at http://dailyreporter.com/2002/01/09/glendale-historic-icon-to-undergo-renaissance/, Accessed October 2016. Original plans for the building, drawn by Richard Philipp, on file at the Wisconsin Architectural Archive, Milwaukee Public (Central) Library, Milwaukee, WI. Architecture/History Survey of I-43 from Capitol Drive (south) to a point 2100' north of Hampton Avenue (north) in Milwaukee & Glendale, Milwaukee County, WI, July 1, 2019. WHS Project #19-1461, prepared by John N. Vogel.

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industrial bldg/manufacturing facility Late Gothic Revival

Milwaukee
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Glendale
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1920-1929
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