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Author: Christine Martens

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Paul F. Stolze Building

Posted on July 21, 2025July 21, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories History, WHATTags History, Paul F. Stolze, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

It’s the second Tuesday of the month, so it’s back to our regularly scheduled program! It’s time for WHAT! Let’s head just outside of downtown to 628 East Jefferson Street … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Paul F. Stolze Building

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – The DenMar

Posted on July 21, 2025July 21, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories History, WHATTags History, The DenMar, Thomas Street, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

Good Tuesday afternoon! It’s time for WHAT! (Wausau Historic Architecture Tuesday). Today let’s visit a favorite local watering hole at 601 West Thomas Street- The DenMar. Pull up a stool … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – The DenMar

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Bock-Strobridge General Store

Posted on July 16, 2025July 16, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories WHATTags Bock-Strobridge General Store, WHAT

WHAT! time again! And it’s a two for one today. We’ll stay on the westside of town, but head over towards South Second Avenue and Maple Street – to 202- … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Bock-Strobridge General Store

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – John Marshall Elementary

Posted on July 16, 2025July 16, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories History, Landmark, WHATTags History, John Marshall Elementary, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

WHAT!?! It’s Tuesday again! Today we could be found on Wausau’s Southeast Side to see one of its most prominent buildings – John Marshall Elementary. John Marshall was built in … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – John Marshall Elementary

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – The Wausau Club

Posted on July 16, 2025July 16, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories History, Landmark, WHATTags Arcitecture, History, The Wausau Club, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

Grab a cigar and some brandy – it’s WHAT time and today we are at 309 McClellan Street. Historically this was The Wausau Club, today it is the Wausau Museum … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – The Wausau Club

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Crooks Law Offices

Posted on July 15, 2025July 15, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories WHATTags commercial style, Crooks Law Offices, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

We are Still celebrating Historic Preservation Month! Today’s WHAT (Wausau Historic Architecture Tuesday) is right on a main drag – 210 6th Street. It was built on about 1880 in … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Crooks Law Offices

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – The Kolter House

Posted on July 15, 2025July 15, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories WHATTags Arcitecture, Frederick Kickbusch, Italianate, Kolter, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

Welcome to July and WHAT! By request we are back on the avenue checking out the big, red brick beauty at 202 Grand Avenue. This Italianate, built in 1876, for … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – The Kolter House

Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Janke Book Store

Posted on July 15, 2025July 15, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories WHATTags History, Janke Book Store, Wausau Architecture Tuesday, WHAT

Can you believe it’s another Tuesday? And time for another WHAT post? Today we visited downtown Wausau with 505 Third Street as our destination. Yes, we will take any chance … Continue reading Wausau Architecture Tuesday – Janke Book Store

Architecture Amble: Grand Avenue in Schofield

Posted on July 15, 2025July 15, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories Architecture AmbleTags Architecture Amble, Grand Avenue, Schofield

The Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks continues their 2025 season of Architecture Amble walking tours with an exploration of the history and architecture of the Grand Avenue Neighborhood in Schofield … Continue reading Architecture Amble: Grand Avenue in Schofield

Architecture Amble: Thomas Street Neighborhood Rescheduled

Posted on June 25, 2025June 25, 2025Author Christine MartensCategories Architecture Amble, News

Due to the potential of severe weather, The Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks is rescheduling their June Architecture Amble to Monday, June 30, starting at 6 pm. The tour will … Continue reading Architecture Amble: Thomas Street Neighborhood Rescheduled

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The Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks is a non-profit organization with the future of Wausau’s architecture treasures as our mission.

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