Join the Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks on Saturday, January 24, at 1:30 pm at the Marathon Public Library – Wausau Headquarters for their second in a series of presentations … Continue reading Press Release: Philip Dean: Architects That Built Wausau’s Neighborhoods and Skyline
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Colin Arnold “Arnie” Clarke Jet
For our first WHAT of the year we went off course a bit. It’s not a building, but it is most definitely a landmark. And it’s definitely historic. We stopped … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Colin Arnold “Arnie” Clarke Jet
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Blue Willow
And just like that it is time for our final WHAT of 2025. It has been a great year of celebrating Wausau’s architecture and history. Thank you for coming along … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Blue Willow
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Longfellow School
It’s Winter Break! But Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks is headed to school. This week’s WHAT! is Longfellow School, or you can call it by its historic name, First Ward … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Longfellow School
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Underwood Memorial Chapel
It’s time for WHAT and by request we are still hanging out over on West Thomas Street. We just scooted down a few yards to what is historically known as … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Underwood Memorial Chapel
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Mayer-Lotz Building
The snow is blowing and the temperature is dropping- but we grabbed our mittens and hats and went out looking at Wausau’s architecture in the newly added blanket of white. … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Mayer-Lotz Building
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Hammond Park
Ein Prosit der Gemütlichkeit! And welcome to Oktoberfest season here in Wisconsin and WHAT! day. In a city with a multitude of breweries, a beer garden just seems right. And … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – Hammond Park
News – New Landmarked Building
Great news! Last night the city council chose to amend what the Planning Commission sent that only landmarked part of the East Gate Building (Youth Building). Instead the Council chose … Continue reading News – New Landmarked Building
Press Release: Oppenhamer & Obel: Architects That Built Wausau’s Neighborhoods and Skyline
Oppenhamer & Obel: Architects That Built Wausau’s Neighborhoods and Skyline Join the Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks on Saturday, December 6, at 1:30 pm at the Marathon Public Library – … Continue reading Press Release: Oppenhamer & Obel: Architects That Built Wausau’s Neighborhoods and Skyline
Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – The Prange’s Building
Snow cannot stop WHAT! It’s time again for Wausau Historic Architecture Tuesday. And this week we are going to stay with the 1960s architecture theme. Today we stop at the … Continue reading Wausau Historical Architecture Tuesday – The Prange’s Building