Marathon County Historic Society
Walking Tour Series

Downtown Wausau
Change Upon Change

1. Livingston/Winkelman Store
   300 3^rd Street, Built 1904
   Vernacular Style, Built By John Miller and
   Fred Krause, Wausau Contractors.

2. Kryshak Cigar Factory
   310 3^rd Street, Built 1900
   Vernacular Style

3. Bee Hive Store
   318-324 3^rd Street, Built 1884
   Vernacular Style, Built By Carl Koehler, Wausau Builder

4. Marathon County Bank
   402 3^rd Street, Built 1892
   Remodeled in Neo-Classical Style, 1924-25 by John Miller

5. Mayer-Lotz Bulding
   408-410 3^rd Street, Built 1930
   Chicago Commercial Style, William Oppenhamer and Irving Obel, Wausau Architects

6. Brands Saloon (Mint Café),
   422 3^rd Street, Built 1880s

7. Hotel Wausau
   221 Scott Street, Built 1924
   Neo-Classical Style, Holabird & Roche, Chicago Architects

8. 600 Block 3^rd Street – West Side
   Stark Confectionary & Towle Millinery
   604-606 3^rd Street, Built 1904
   Italianate, Dean, Architect
   
   Plier Grocery
   608 3^rd Street, Built c. 1928
   Commercial
   
   Rilling Electric Shop
   614 3^rd Street c. 1933
   Tudor Revival, Irving Obel Architect
   
   Majestic Theater (originally a bakery),
   620 3^rd Street, Built 1884
   Remodeled in 1932
   Tudor Revival, Joseph Jogerst,
   Wausau Architect
   
   Merklein Meat Market
   622 3^rd Street, Built 1890
   Queen Anne
   
   Delaney Plumbing
   626 3^rd Street, Built 1905
   Queen Anne
   
   Kiefer Furniture
   630 3^rd Street, Built 1905
   Queen Anne, Dean Architect

9. First Presbyterian Church
   406 Grant Street, Built 1927
   Neo-Gothic Revival, Childs & Smith, Chicago Architects

10. Employers Mutual Insurance Building
    407 Grant Street, Built 1940
    Art Moderne, Childs & Smith Architects

11. St. John’s Episcopal Church
    330 McClellan Street, Built 1914
    Tudor Revival, Zeno Speer and Harvey Swarthout, Wausau Architects
    
    
12. Wausau Club
    309 McClellan Street, Built 1901-02
    Neoclassical Revival, J.H. Jeffers, Wausau Architect.

13. Wisconsin Valley Trust
    427 4^th Street, Built 1908
    Neo-Classical Revival, Henry J. VanRyn and Gerrit DeGelleke, Milwaukee Architects

14. Grand Theatre
    415 4^th Street, Built 1927
    Neo-Classical Revival, William Oppenhamer and Irving Obel, Wausau Architects

15. Wausau Gas, Light & Coke Company
    401 4^th Street, Built 1901
    Ne0-Classical Revival, Dean, Architect John Gritzmacher, Contractor