This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Walworth County, Wisconsin. It is intended to provide a comprehensive listing of entries in the National Register of Historic Places that are located in Walworth County, Wisconsin. The locations of National Register properties for which the latitude and longitude coordinates are included below may be seen in a map. ^[1]

There are 51 properties and districts listed on the National Register in the county. Another four properties were once listed but have been removed.

          This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted April 5, 2024. ^[2]

Current listings

[3]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed [4]	Location	City or town	Description
1	Henry D. L. and Jennie Adkins House	Upload image	January 4, 2024 ( #100009715)	24 North Church Street 42°40′24″N 88°32′47″W / 42.6733°N 88.5463°W / 42.6733; -88.5463 (Henry D. L. and Jennie Adkins House)	Elkhorn	Well-preserved 2-story brick house designed in Georgian Revival style by Chicago architect Henry K. Holsman and built in 1909. [5]
2	A. H. Allyn House	More images	September 5, 1985 ( #85001950)	511 E. Walworth Ave. 42°38′00″N 88°38′30″W / 42.633333°N 88.641667°W / 42.633333; -88.641667 (A. H. Allyn House)	Delavan	High-style Queen Anne mansion designed by E. Townsend Mix and built in 1885 for Alexander Allyn, a wealthy farmer. Later converted to nursing home, furniture store, and back to a residence. [6]
3	John and Margaret Bell House		September 15, 1994 ( #94001154)	554 Spring Prairie Rd. 42°41′55″N 88°19′44″W / 42.698611°N 88.328889°W / 42.698611; -88.328889 (John and Margaret Bell House)	Spring Prairie	1852 house built of locally quarried sandstone, with both Greek Revival and Italianate elements. Bell established the first nursery in Walworth County, with 250,000 trees in 1858. [7]
4	Black Point		September 15, 1994 ( #94001147)	580 S. Lake Shore Dr. (Pier 580) 42°33′29″N 88°30′39″W / 42.558056°N 88.510833°W / 42.558056; -88.510833 (Black Point)	Linn	Well-preserved Queen Anne mansion with a 4-story lookout tower on a bluff above Geneva Lake, designed by Adolph Cudell and built in 1888 for German immigrant and Chicago brewer Conrad Seipp. Now a museum. [8]
5	Bonnie Brae		April 3, 1986 ( #86000614)	78 Snake Rd. 42°34′21″N 88°28′57″W / 42.5725°N 88.4825°W / 42.5725; -88.4825 (Bonnie Brae)	Linn	Queen Anne mansion designed by C.A. Alexander and built in 1881 for Judge Thomas Withrow and named for his daughter Bonnie. [9] [10] [11]
6	George W. Borg Corporation		February 6, 2020 ( #100004953)	820 East Wisconsin St. 42°37′53″N 88°38′13″W / 42.6315°N 88.6369°W / 42.6315; -88.6369 (George W. Borg Corporation)	Delavan	2-story brick factory built in 1943, where the Biggs Division manufactured war materiel during WWII, including time fuzes for anti-aircraft shells, employing many women. After the war Borg manufactured fabrics, innovating in equipment, fabrics and manufacturing processes. Borg was the largest employer in Delavan from the 1940s to the '60s. [12]
7	Carl and Clara Bucholtz Farmstead		November 9, 2018 ( #100003104)	W425 Miller Rd. 42°46′13″N 88°19′25″W / 42.7702°N 88.3236°W / 42.7702; -88.3236 (Carl and Clara Bucholtz Farmstead)	East Troy	Includes the ruins of an 1839 smokehouse, [13] a chicken coop built around 1860, [14] an 1860 threshing/ dairy barn, a 1901 horse barn, [15] a 1901 milk house, [16] a 1911 outhouse, [17] and a dignified 1911 Queen Anne-styled house. [18]
8	Buena Vista House		January 18, 1978 ( #78000143)	2090 Church St. 42°47′08″N 88°24′16″W / 42.785556°N 88.404444°W / 42.785556; -88.404444 (Buena Vista House)	East Troy	1846 inn built in Greek Revival style by Samuel Bradley of Milwaukee. It is the largest cobblestone-clad building in the state. [19] [20] [21]
9	Davidson Hall	Upload image	July 2, 1987 ( #87000443)	550 S. Shore Dr. 42°32′54″N 88°31′31″W / 42.548333°N 88.525278°W / 42.548333; -88.525278 (Davidson Hall)	Lake Geneva	Neoclassical building of Northwestern Military and Naval Academy on the banks of Lake Geneva, built in 1912. [22] Now demolished.
10	Delavan Downtown Commercial Historic District		March 8, 2016 ( #16000067)	Generally bounded by the 200, 300 & 400 blocks of E. Walworth Ave. 42°37′59″N 88°38′43″W / 42.633049°N 88.645395°W / 42.633049; -88.645395 (Delavan Downtown Commercial Historic District)	Delavan	Delavan's old downtown, including the 1871 Italianate-styled Hollister Block, [23] the 1898 Italianate Mullins Brothers Saloon, [24] the 1908 Neoclassical Aram Public Library designed by Claude and Starck, [25] the 1908 20th-Century Commercial-style Bolver and Lackney Building, [26] and the 1916 Mediterranean Revival Knights of Pythias Building. [27] [28]
11	Delavan Post Office	More images	October 24, 2000 ( #00001260)	335 E. Walworth Ave. 42°38′00″N 88°38′38″W / 42.633333°N 88.643889°W / 42.633333; -88.643889 (Delavan Post Office)	Delavan	2-story Neoclassical-styled structure designed by Oscar Wenderoth and built in 1914. Inside is a mural depicting Delavan history painted by Rosemary Roth in 1984.
12	Delavan's Vitrified Brick Street	More images	March 7, 1996 ( #96000234)	100-300 blocks of E. Walworth Ave. 42°37′59″N 88°38′55″W / 42.633056°N 88.648611°W / 42.633056; -88.648611 (Delavan's Vitrified Brick Street)	Delavan	This main business street was paved with brick in 1913, a vast improvement over the mud and dust that preceded it. Some of the original bricks are still in place. [29]
13	Delavan Water Tower Park Historic District		March 8, 2016 ( #16000068)	Generally bounded by 101-137 Park Pl. & 104-130 E. Walworth Ave. 42°37′59″N 88°38′52″W / 42.633136°N 88.647841°W / 42.633136; -88.647841 (Delavan Water Tower Park Historic District)	Delavan	Small commercial district around the water tower, including the 1851 Italianate-styled Jackson Flats, [30] the 1866 Greek Revival Smith's Blacksmith Shop, [31] the 1919 20th Century Commercial-styled Delavan Motor Co. Garage, [32] and the 1961 Sikes Motor Sales. [33] [34]
14	Douglass-Stevenson House		April 3, 1986 ( #86000615)	Main and Mill Sts. 42°32′57″N 88°34′51″W / 42.549167°N 88.580833°W / 42.549167; -88.580833 (Douglass-Stevenson House)	Fontana	House built in the 1840s with some stovewood walls. Carlos Douglass operated early grist mills in Fontana, developed the lots around them, and donated land for the first school. He was later a state legislator. [35]
15	Downtown Darien Historic District		September 4, 2013 ( #13000686)	Bounded by Wisconsin St. from W. Beloit to Fremont Sts. 42°36′04″N 88°42′28″W / 42.601051°N 88.707776°W / 42.601051; -88.707776 (Downtown Darien Historic District)	Darien	Commercial district which developed after the railroad arrived in the 1850s. Many of the initial wood storefronts burned in fires of 1909 and 1912 and were replaced with red brick buildings. [36] [37]
16	East Wing (Old Main)		December 13, 1984 ( #84000609)	University of Wisconsin 42°50′10″N 88°44′36″W / 42.836111°N 88.743333°W / 42.836111; -88.743333 (East Wing (Old Main))	Whitewater	4-story Renaissance Revival building designed by Arthur Peabody and added in 1924-25 as a wing of the larger Old Main complex of the Whitewater Normal School. Most of Old Main burned in 1970, leaving only this wing, today known as Hyer Hall. [38]
17	Edward Elderkin House	More images	May 3, 1974 ( #74000132)	127 S. Lincoln St. 42°40′05″N 88°33′09″W / 42.668056°N 88.5525°W / 42.668056; -88.5525 (Edward Elderkin House)	Elkhorn	Brick 2-story octagon house with cupola, built in 1856 for lawyer Elderkin. [39] [40]
18	Elkhorn Band Shell	More images	August 7, 2012 ( #12000490)	Sunset Park, bounded by Devendorf, W. Centralia, & Park Sts. 42°40′04″N 88°33′23″W / 42.667851°N 88.556318°W / 42.667851; -88.556318 (Elkhorn Band Shell)	Elkhorn	1926 band shell with Classical Revival styling and a wooden rear stage wall designed for good acoustics. Originally located in courthouse square, it was moved to Sunset Park in 1962. Still hosts summer concerts. [41]
19	Elkhorn Municipal Building	More images	August 7, 2012 ( #12000491)	9 S. Broad St. 42°40′18″N 88°32′40″W / 42.671637°N 88.544581°W / 42.671637; -88.544581 (Elkhorn Municipal Building)	Elkhorn	Public building designed by Edward Tough in Art Deco style and built in 1931. In early years the basement held fire department facilities, the first floor held the light and water department, city offices, and the fire department garage, the second and third floors held an auditorium and the third floor hosted the American Legion. [42]
20	Elkhorn Post Office	More images	October 24, 2000 ( #00001259)	102 E. Walworth St. 42°40′20″N 88°32′30″W / 42.672222°N 88.541667°W / 42.672222; -88.541667 (Elkhorn Post Office)	Elkhorn	Art Moderne-styled post office built in 1936, with same design as the one in Berlin. Inside is a mural painted by Tom Rost, depicting early mail delivery on horseback. [43]
21	Grace and Pearl Historic District		August 5, 1993 ( #93000810)	Roughly bounded by Pearl, Park, Dougall, Grace and Martin Sts. 42°30′06″N 88°43′31″W / 42.501667°N 88.725278°W / 42.501667; -88.725278 (Grace and Pearl Historic District)	Sharon	Residential historic district of 62 contributing properties, [44] ranging from the 1860 Manning Hoard house, [45] to the 1875 Italianate Daniels/Pearson house, [46] the 1893 Queen Anne Dr. Ripley house, [47] to the 1900 Dutch Colonial Revival William Hoard house. [48]
22	Halverson Log Cabin		January 8, 1985 ( #85000070)	University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Campus 42°50′13″N 88°44′38″W / 42.836944°N 88.743889°W / 42.836944; -88.743889 (Halverson Log Cabin)	Whitewater	Pioneer home built by Norwegian immigrants Gullik and Dorothea Halverson in 1846 six miles south of Whitewater. Whitewater Normal School moved it to the present location in 1907 as a museum. [49]
23	Heart Prairie Lutheran Church	More images	December 27, 1974 ( #74000133)	South of Whitewater on Town Line Rd. 42°45′23″N 88°42′07″W / 42.756389°N 88.701944°W / 42.756389; -88.701944 (Heart Prairie Lutheran Church)	Whitewater	Greek Revival church clad in cream brick and built in 1855. [50]
24	Heart Prairie Norwegian Methodist Episcopal Church		March 24, 2023 ( #100008810)	N7372 Cty. Rd. P 42°45′05″N 88°40′36″W / 42.7514°N 88.6767°W / 42.7514; -88.6767 (Heart Prairie Norwegian Methodist Episcopal Church)	Richmond	Small Greek Revival-styled rural Methodist Episcopal church built in 1852. [51]
25	Horticultural Hall		September 29, 1999 ( #99001220)	330 Broad St. 42°35′39″N 88°26′07″W / 42.594167°N 88.435278°W / 42.594167; -88.435278 (Horticultural Hall)	Lake Geneva	Craftsman-styled meeting hall built in 1912 [52] by the Lake Geneva Horticultural Society and later used and supported by gardening clubs. [53]
26	A.P. Johnson House		July 9, 1982 ( #82000715)	3455 S. Shore Dr. 42°35′25″N 88°36′58″W / 42.590278°N 88.616111°W / 42.590278; -88.616111 (A.P. Johnson House)	Delavan	Transitional Prairie School home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1905. [54]
27	Fred B. Jones Estate	More images	December 27, 1974 ( #74000134)	3335 S. Shore Dr. 42°35′35″N 88°36′38″W / 42.593056°N 88.610556°W / 42.593056; -88.610556 (Fred B. Jones Estate)	Delavan Lake	Compound of Prairie School buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built from 1900 to 1903, including gatehouse, house, boathouse, barn and stable. A.k.a. Penwern Estate. [55]
28	Horace Loomis House		December 3, 1974 ( #74000357)	2.4 miles (3.9 km) south of East Troy at N7297 WI 120 42°45′22″N 88°24′24″W / 42.756111°N 88.406667°W / 42.756111; -88.406667 (Horace Loomis House)	East Troy	2-story Greek Revival house with cobblestone exterior and stone quoins, built in 1851. [56]
29	Main Street Historic District		December 21, 1989 ( #89002116)	Roughly W. Main St./US 12 from Prairie St. to Fremont St. and Church St. from Forest Ave. to W. Main St. 42°50′00″N 88°44′14″W / 42.833333°N 88.737222°W / 42.833333; -88.737222 (Main Street Historic District)	Whitewater	Prestigious residential neighborhood between the central downtown and the UW, including the c.1847 Gothic Revival O'Connor house, [57] the 1856 Italian Villa-style Smith-Allen house, [58] the 1851/1878 Second Empire Kinney-Cox house, [59] the 1882 Romanesque Revival First Congregational Church, [60] the 1895 Queen Anne Engebretsen-Dorr house, [61] the 1903 Birge fountain, [62] and the 1904 Neoclassical White Memorial Library. [63] [64]
30	Main Street Historic District		January 11, 2002 ( #01001453)	Roughly Main St., from Broad St. to Center St. 42°35′30″N 88°26′04″W / 42.591667°N 88.434444°W / 42.591667; -88.434444 (Main Street Historic District)	Lake Geneva	Part of the old downtown, with buildings ranging from the 1871 Italianate-styled Hanna Block to the 1929 Wisconsin Power and Light Company Building, with its Colonial Revival stylings. [65]
31	Maple Park Historic District		June 17, 2005 ( #05000621)	Generally bounded by North, Cook, Main and Maxwell Sts. 42°35′44″N 88°26′24″W / 42.595556°N 88.44°W / 42.595556; -88.44 (Maple Park Historic District)	Lake Geneva	Historic neighborhood around the 1837 Maple Park, including the 1859 Greek Revival Holt house, the 1868 Italianate Nethercut house, the 1880 Gothic Revival Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, the 1883 Queen Anne Hitchcock-Fiske house, the 1904 Classical Revival-influenced Central School, the 1909 Tudor Revival McDonald house, a 1950 Lustron house, and the 1954 Wrightian Public Library. [66]
32	Maples Mound Group		June 7, 1991 ( #91000671)	288 S. Indian Mound Parkway 42°49′51″N 88°45′57″W / 42.830959°N 88.765916°W / 42.830959; -88.765916 (Maples Mound Group)	Whitewater	Group of prehistoric mounds in a city park, [67] including two panther effigy mounds, a turtle, and two birds. Some seem aligned with compass or solstice points. [68]
33	Metropolitan Block		April 19, 1990 ( #90000559)	772 Main St. 42°35′30″N 88°26′06″W / 42.5917°N 88.435°W / 42.5917; -88.435 (Metropolitan Block)	Lake Geneva	3-story fine Italianate-styled business block designed by William LeBaron Jenney and built by O.T. LaSalle in 1873-74. It initially housed H.H. Curtis' drug store, Hicks' harness shop, Valentine's grocery store, Carlton's barber shop, the Lake Geneva Herald, Dr. Catlin's office, and meeting rooms upstairs. [69] [70]
34	Meyerhofer Cobblestone House		December 8, 1980 ( #80000202)	East of Lake Geneva on Townline Rd. 42°34′56″N 88°23′21″W / 42.5822°N 88.3892°W / 42.5822; -88.3892 (Meyerhofer Cobblestone House)	Lake Geneva	Farmhouse with cobblestone walls and Greek Revival cornice returns and pediment, built around 1850 by German immigrant and stonemason Nikolaus Meyerhofer with stones gathered by his daughters on their farm. [71] [72]
35	Mile Long Site		June 23, 1977 ( #77000057)	Address Restricted	Delavan	Archeological site at which have been found a Clovis point, Folsom points, Plano points, [73] and grit-tempered Mississippian ceramics. [74]
36	Oak Hill Cemetery	Upload image	April 26, 2021 ( #100006406)	1101 Cemetery Rd. 42°36′20″N 88°26′23″W / 42.6055°N 88.4396°W / 42.6055; -88.4396 (Oak Hill Cemetery)	Lake Geneva	Established in 1880 on forty rolling acres, an example of the Rural Cemetery Movement, in which people chose to be buried outside their cities in park-like, non-denominational settings. [75]
37	Redwood Cottage		September 7, 1984 ( #84003796)	327 Wrigley Dr. 42°35′16″N 88°25′56″W / 42.5878°N 88.4322°W / 42.5878; -88.4322 (Redwood Cottage)	Lake Geneva	Queen Anne-styled summer cottage/mansion built in 1885 for Emily Baker, widow of a part-owner of the J.I. Case Company.
38	Reynolds-Weed House		March 31, 1983 ( #83003429)	12 N. Church St. 42°40′21″N 88°32′47″W / 42.6725°N 88.5464°W / 42.6725; -88.5464 (Reynolds-Weed House)	Elkhorn	Built as a plain brick schoolhouse in 1850, then bought by Dr. James Reynolds for a home in 1868. The wooden Victorian Italianate decorations and bay windows were added by Reynolds or subsequent owner Belden Weed, who bought the house in 1879. [76]
39	The Riviera		April 3, 1986 ( #86000616)	810 Wrigley Dr. 42°35′24″N 88°26′11″W / 42.59°N 88.4364°W / 42.59; -88.4364 (The Riviera)	Lake Geneva	Ballroom and marina built on the shore of Geneva Lake in 1932 which has hosted acts ranging from big bands like Glenn Miller to jazz singers like Ella Fitzgerald to disco acts like the Village People.
40	Sheboygan Light, Power and Railway Company Car #26		November 21, 2006 ( #06001069)	2015 Division St. 42°47′16″N 88°24′33″W / 42.7878°N 88.4092°W / 42.7878; -88.4092 (Sheboygan Light, Power and Railway Company Car #26)	East Troy	Wooden electric-powered, self-propelled streetcar built in 1908, which carried passengers in the Sheboygan area for 30 years, until street cars succumbed to automobiles and buses.
41	Smith and Meadows Store Buildings		March 12, 1993 ( #93000067)	2888-2890 Main St. 42°47′09″N 88°24′20″W / 42.7858°N 88.4056°W / 42.7858; -88.4056 (Smith and Meadows Store Buildings)	East Troy	Two adjacent brick stores on the square in East Troy, with similar round arched windows. Charles W. Smith built the first in the 1860s. George and William Meadows built the hardware store next door in 1881, with the entry flanked by iron columns with Corinthian capitals. Later the Lacy and Clancy Hardware Store. [77] [78]
42	T. C. Smith House	Upload image	November 30, 1982 ( #82001852)	865 Main St. 42°35′31″N 88°26′13″W / 42.5919°N 88.4369°W / 42.5919; -88.4369 (T. C. Smith House)	Lake Geneva	Greek Revival/ Italianate-styled house built in 1879-80, with a Victorian interior. Smith ran a hardware store, and was an organizer of the company that brought the railroad to Lake Geneva. [79] [80]
43	Israel Stowell Temperance House		August 11, 1978 ( #78000145)	61-65 E. Walworth Ave. 42°37′59″N 88°38′56″W / 42.6331°N 88.6489°W / 42.6331; -88.6489 (Israel Stowell Temperance House)	Delavan	Alcohol-free tavern built in 1840, when Delavan was still a temperance colony.
44	James Jesse Strang House		January 24, 1974 ( #74000135)	West of Burlington on WI 11 42°41′00″N 88°18′32″W / 42.6833°N 88.3089°W / 42.6833; -88.3089 (James Jesse Strang House)	Burlington	Simple 1.5-story cottage built in 1844 with saltbox profile and walls of limestone rubble, typical of Mormon construction at that time. Strang was a lawyer from New York who vied with Brigham Young to lead the Mormons after Joseph Smith was murdered. Strang established the breakaway Strangite community at Voree and led them to Big Beaver Island, where he ruled as king until assassinated. [81] [82]
45	Wandawega Inn		June 8, 2015 ( #15000341)	W5453 Lake View Dr. 42°44′42″N 88°34′13″W / 42.7449°N 88.5702°W / 42.7449; -88.5702 (Wandawega Inn)	Sugar Creek	The tavern, "Orphan Annie's," was built in 1927, bucking Prohibition with bootleg liquor, gambling, and prostitution until shut down. Reopened in 1946 as the family-friendly Wandawega Lake Resort. Reopened in 1961 as a summer camp for Latvian Catholics. Now a resort again. [83]
46	Anson Warner Farmstead		November 23, 1998 ( #98001431)	N9334 Warner Rd. 42°49′42″N 88°46′35″W / 42.8283°N 88.7764°W / 42.8283; -88.7764 (Anson Warner Farmstead)	Whitewater	Early farm, including the 1850-1862 Greek Revival/ Italianate brick farmhouse, the 1884 milk house, the 1884 carriage house, the 1910 poultry house, and the 1917 barn. [84] [85]
47	Joseph P. Webster House	More images	February 23, 1972 ( #72000066)	9 E. Rockwell St. 42°40′06″N 88°32′33″W / 42.6683°N 88.5425°W / 42.6683; -88.5425 (Joseph P. Webster House)	Elkhorn	1.5-story Greek Revival-styled structure built in 1836 on Elkhorn's public square as the land office. Later moved to the current location, where it was the home of Webster, the composer of Lorena and In the Sweet By and By. [86] [87]
48	Whitewater Hotel		January 21, 2010 ( #09001273)	226 W. Whitewater St. 42°49′57″N 88°43′59″W / 42.8325°N 88.7330°W / 42.8325; -88.7330 (Whitewater Hotel)	Whitewater	2-story hotel built near Whitewater's depots in 1894. [88]
49	Whitewater Passenger Depot		June 12, 2013 ( #13000376)	301 W. Whitewater St. 42°49′54″N 88°43′58″W / 42.8318°N 88.7329°W / 42.8318; -88.7329 (Whitewater Passenger Depot)	Whitewater	Highly intact small-town depot with typical wide, overhanging eaves, designed by J. T. W. Jennings and built in 1891 by the CM&SP. The brick and rough limestone are drawn from Richardsonian Romanesque style and the graceful knee braces from High Victorian Gothic. Inside are two rooms: a waiting room with a fireplace, and a ticket office/gentleman's smoking room. [89] [90]
50	Whitewater Post Office		October 24, 2000 ( #00001256)	213 Center St. 42°49′59″N 88°43′59″W / 42.8331°N 88.7331°W / 42.8331; -88.7331 (Whitewater Post Office)	Whitewater	Small Georgian Revival-styled building with red brick walls and stone trim, with an arch around the front door, built by the New Deal's PWA in 1936. Same design as the old Kaukauna Post Office. [91] [92]
51	Younglands	More images	September 18, 1979 ( #79000116)	880 Lake Shore Dr. 42°34′56″N 88°26′01″W / 42.5822°N 88.4336°W / 42.5822; -88.4336 (Younglands)	Lake Geneva	3-story mansion on Geneva Lake built as a summer cottage for German immigrant and Chicago businessman Otto Young. Henry Lord Gay designed it in Italian Renaissance revival style and it was built from 1899 to 1901. Later served as an Episcopalian girls' school. [93] [94]

Former listings

[3]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Date removed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Bradley Knitting Company		March 19, 1992 (#92000168)	April 6, 2011	902 Wisconsin St. 42°37′55″N 88°38′05″W / 42.6319°N 88.6347°W / 42.6319; -88.6347 (Bradley Knitting Company)	Delavan	3-story brick factory with Art Deco styling, built in 1923. [95]
2	Lake Geneva Depot	Upload image	July 31, 1978 (#78000144)	February 18, 1987	Broad St.	Lake Geneva	Depot of the C&NW Railroad, designed by Charles Sumner Frost in Queen Anne style and built in 1891. Demolished in August 1986. [96]
3	Loramoor	Upload image	January 16, 1980 (#80000201)	May 30, 1986	S of Lake Geneva at 774 S. Lake Shore Dr.	Lake Geneva vicinity	Estate of James Hobert Moore, a founder of Nabisco, named for his wife Lora. The Tudor Revival mansion was designed by Jarvis Hunt, built in 1900, and torn down in 1984. [97] [98] Outbuildings like the 1900 gatehouse and stables remain. [99] [100] [101]
4	Phoenix Hall-Wisconsin Institute for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb		March 19, 1987 (#87000492)	April 21, 2014	Wisconsin School for the Deaf, 309 W. Walworth St. 42°38′01″N 88°39′25″W / 42.633611°N 88.656944°W / 42.633611; -88.656944 (Phoenix Hall-Wisconsin Institute for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb)	Delavan	Two-story Italianate-styled brick dormitory, designed by E. Townsend Mix and built in 1880. [102] [103]

See also

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• List of National Historic Landmarks in Wisconsin
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