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This one-story, hip-roofed, log-finished office building is Craftsman-influenced. Built circa 1925
for the Thunder Lake Lumber Company, it features exposed rafters and a hip-roofed dormer.
The Thunder Lake Lumber Company was founded in 1920 (Rhinelander telephone books). It
went out of business circa 1942 (Rhinelander City Directories). John Mylrea was president of
the organization, and several other men were long-time members of the board of directors,
including Charles E. Lovett, J. O. Moen, Solon D. Sutliff, and Dr. Clarence Richards. This
building has housed Genisot and Associates, civil engineers, since at least 1946.
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306 Dahl Street
09000821
Located in Rhinelander, Oneida County
The Thunder Lake Lumber Co.
1939
A view from water of the Thunder Lake Lumber Co., one of the largest sawmills in Rhinelander. It was located on Lake Creek and operated until 1937.
