LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE - Revision history

Randylyon at 16:43, 16 April 2024

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	[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].

	In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY (Encyclopedia Dubuque)]].		In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]], operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY (Encyclopedia Dubuque)]].



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Randylyon at 22:28, 11 October 2018

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	[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].

	In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].		In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY (Encyclopedia Dubuque)]].



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Randylyon at 18:03, 11 March 2010

2010-03-11T18:03:05Z

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	[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].

	In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].		In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].



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Randylyon at 01:53, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T01:53:48Z

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	[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].

	In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].		In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams, Austin's son, with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].



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Randylyon at 01:53, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T01:53:12Z

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	[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].

	In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ~~ADAMS]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were added after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor~~ ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].		In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].



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Randylyon at 01:49, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T01:49:40Z

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	[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner ~~Lewis~~ who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were ~~not~~ added ~~until~~ after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General [[LEWIS, Warner\|Warner LEWIS]] who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]].

			In 1866 the house became property of the Adams family. The "Judge Adams House" reflected the ownership of [[ADAMS, Austin\|Austin ADAMS]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were added after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]]. Herbert Adams with his brother [[ADAMS, Eugene\|Eugene ADAMS]] operated the [[ADAMS COMPANY]].



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Randylyon at 01:20, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T01:20:18Z

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	LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]].		[[Image:wlewis.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]].

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Randylyon at 00:46, 1 March 2009

2009-03-01T00:46:21Z

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	LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]].		LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]].

	[[Category: Homes]]		[[Category: Homes]]

Randylyon at 00:45, 1 March 2009

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	LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John T.\|John T. ADAMS]].		LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]].

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Randylyon: New page: LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed sur...

2009-03-01T00:45:23Z

New page: LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed sur...

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LEWIS-ADAMS HOUSE. Located at 325 Alpine, the house originally belonged to General Warner Lewis who had the home constructed in 1854. Lewis arrived in Dubuque in 1833 and was appointed surveyor general of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota by presidents Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan. He was elected a representative of Dubuque County to the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature and later served in the Iowa Legislature. Although the architect is not known, the house was originally constructed in [[FEDERAL STYLE]]. The [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] cupola and the bracketed eaves and bay windows were not added until after 1900 by [[ADAMS, John T.|John T. ADAMS]].

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