Wauwatosa Avenue District Wins National Historic Status
From farmhouses to quaint Queen Annes to Arts & Crafts, blocks north of Village tell Wauwatosa's story in architecture.
Peppered with names that recall founding families and leading citizens – Damon, Rogers, Underwood and others – 32 homes along a stretch of Wauwatosa Avenue north of the Village present a procession of progress from scattered farmhouses to settled urban living. Those homes and their surroundings are now all incorporated into the Wauwatosa Avenue Residential Historic District in the National Register of Historic Places. The National Register has approved Wauwatosa's application for historic district status and officially listed the district on June 20. Thirty of the homes line the odd-numbered side of the 1800 block of Wauwatosa Avenue and both sides of the 1900 through 2200 blocks. Two more homes on Stickney Avenue just off Wauwatosa are …
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Jim Brittain
2:51 pm on Tuesday, July 10, 2012
good luck trying to sell your home or paint your shutters without 'approval' from the board. You just lost ownership of your home.   more ›