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Property Features
* The remains of cut stone (from when it was the Bank of New Richmond) can be seen on the facade.
1. This building was a brick Bank building of 2 stories and a composite roof in 1887. (Bank of New Richmond see SC 24-32) Offices were on the second story. The roof was slate in 1892. The building was destroyed in 1899 and rebuilt as a one story stone building with composite roof. The bank was still here. In 1927 the site was vacant.
2. In 1887 this was the site of a one story frame building with shingled roof. It housed a harness shop. It was a one story brick millinary shop with slate roof in 1892. Gone in the 1899 tornado, it was rebuilt as a one story brick building with slate roof. A confectioneers was here. It was a saloon by 1912. By 1927 it has offices in the North part and a composite roof. Neither building has any historical significance and is not associated with any significant person or event. Its development parallels the rest of the business areas. (231 South Knowles housed the Loop Bar in 1973 and Swenby's 1910-20's was over the Bank).
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201 S KNOWLES AVE & 110 W 2ND ST
47528
Located in New Richmond, St. Croix County
