13479 NE DODGEWON RD, E SIDE OF BRULE RIVER

Historic Name:
WENDIGO LODGE CONCRETE STAIRCASE

Other Name:
LINDEKE HOUSE

Reference Number:
15973

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Property Location

Location (Address)	13479 NE DODGEWON RD, E SIDE OF BRULE RIVER
County	Douglas
City/Village
Township	Brule
Unincorporated community
Town	47
Range	10
Direction	W
Section	34
Quarter Section	SE
Quarter Quarter Section	NW

Property Features

Year Built
Additions
Survey Date	2008
Historic Use	trail/walk/stairs
Architectural Style	NA (unknown or not a building)
Structural System
Wall Material	Concrete
Architect
Other Buildings On Site
Demolished	No
Demolished Date
Additional Comments	COBBLESTONE WALL FLANKING POURED CONCRETE STAIRCASE (WITH CONCRETE BALUSTRADE) THAT LEADS FROM WENDIGO LODGE DOWN TO AN ASSOCIATED BATH HOUSE ON THE BRULE RIVER BANK. THESE STEPS ARE LATER THAN THE LODGE BUILDINGS BUT WOULD STILL BE CONSIDERED CONTRIBUTING RESOURCES.
Bibliographic References	HANNAFORD, JOHN L. & CAROLINE P. MARSHALL (EDS.). WINNEBOUJOU CHRONICLES: 1890-1990. BRULE, WI: THE WINNEBOUJOU CLUB, 1990, PP. 116-120.

National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings

National/State Register Listing Name	Not Listed
National Register Listing Date
State Register Listing Date
Contributing

trail/walk/stairs NA (unknown or not a building)

Douglas
County

Brule
Community

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