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[[Image:women'sclub.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]SAMUEL M. POLLOCK HOME. Located at 375 Alpine, the stately home was constructed in 1875 for the family of Judge [[POLLOCK, Samuel M.|Samuel M. POLLOCK]]. It was later owned by the family of [[ADAMS, John Taylor|John Taylor ADAMS]]. The Dubuque Women's Club moved into the building in 1957. | [[Image:women'sclub.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]SAMUEL M. POLLOCK HOME. Located at 375 Alpine, the stately home was constructed in 1875 for the family of Judge [[POLLOCK, Samuel M.|Samuel M. POLLOCK]]. It was later owned by the family of [[ADAMS, John Taylor|John Taylor ADAMS]]. The Dubuque Women's Club moved into the building in 1957. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:42, 19 November 2011
SAMUEL M. POLLOCK HOME. Located at 375 Alpine, the stately home was constructed in 1875 for the family of Judge Samuel M. POLLOCK. It was later owned by the family of John Taylor ADAMS. The Dubuque Women's Club moved into the building in 1957.
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Source:
Old House Enthusiasts online
Dubuque City Assessor