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[[Image:barmeier.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]BARMEIER HOUSE. Located on property that was once part of what was called the 'Fortune Estate,' this home was designed and built in | [[Image:barmeier.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]BARMEIER HOUSE. Located on property that was once part of what was called the 'Fortune Estate,' this home was designed and built in 1856 by [[KING, John|John KING]]. Limestone was quarried locally, but the wood inside was rafted down the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from Minnesota. Sawdust was used as insulation. | ||
The home shows one of the first uses of [[SECOND EMPIRE ARCHITECTURE]] in the city. | The home shows one of the first uses of [[SECOND EMPIRE ARCHITECTURE]] in the city. | ||
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Dubuque City Directory | |||
Dubuque County Assessor | |||
Dubuque Old House Enthusiasts online | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:26, 18 November 2011
BARMEIER HOUSE. Located on property that was once part of what was called the 'Fortune Estate,' this home was designed and built in 1856 by John KING. Limestone was quarried locally, but the wood inside was rafted down the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from Minnesota. Sawdust was used as insulation.
The home shows one of the first uses of SECOND EMPIRE ARCHITECTURE in the city.
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Source:
Dubuque City Directory
Dubuque County Assessor
Dubuque Old House Enthusiasts online