Image: Plough Inn
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Description: The Plough Inn at 3402 Monroe Street in Madison, Wisconsin, was originally constructed in 1853 by German immigrant August Paunack as a stone house on the Wiota Road. In 1858 it was converted into an inn by Englishman John Ware, who extended it toward the road by a 25-foot brick addition in the Greek revival vernacular style.
Title: Plough Inn
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Author: James Steakley
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