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The Louis Smith Tainter House, once home to the lumber baron and his family in Menomonie, Wisconsin

Wisconsin · 1850–1939

The Louis Smith Tainter House, once home to the lumber baron and his family in Menomonie, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, 1850–1939
The Louis Smith Tainter House, once home to the lumber baron and his family in Menomonie, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, 1850–1939. Universities — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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