Image: Benjamin Church House

Description: Benjamin Church House — erected in 1843 at 1533 North Fourth Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This typical example of the Greek Revival type of architecture was built by an Englander who settled first in the eastern states before he emigrated to Milwaukee. Unlike many structures of this period, it is only one story in height, a wood structure. On the National Register of Historic Places. Image courtesy of Historic American Buildings Survey; photographed in 1936.
Title: Benjamin Church House
Credit: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Online Catalog: HABS WIS,40-MILWA,3-1
Author: file: James Steakley; photograph: Historic American Buildings Survey.
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