MILLER REPORT
Mount Horeb, Wisconsin
An Intensive Survey of the Historic Resources
of the Commercially-zoned Downtown
An Intensive Survey of the Historic Resources
of the Commercially-zoned Downtown
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Elizabeth Miller
Author and Principal Investigator |
Funded by the Mount Horeb Chamber of Commerce
for the Village of Mount Horeb Historic Preservation Commission |
February 1997
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In August 1995, The Village Board of the Village of Mount Horeb enacted a Historic Preservation Ordinance (HPO). The HPO created a five-member Historic Preservation Commission with the power to recommend designation of historic structures, historic sites and historic districts within Village limits.
At about the time the HPO was adopted; the Mount Horeb Chamber of Commerce approached Elizabeth L. Miller, a historic preservation consultant, and requested general information about conducting an intensive survey of the village including all portions of downtown that is zoned C-4 (Central Commercial District).
The appendix lists by address the conclusions of the Miller Report. This appendix is now available here with current and, in some cases, historic pictures. More information and pictures will be added when it becomes available.
At about the time the HPO was adopted; the Mount Horeb Chamber of Commerce approached Elizabeth L. Miller, a historic preservation consultant, and requested general information about conducting an intensive survey of the village including all portions of downtown that is zoned C-4 (Central Commercial District).
The appendix lists by address the conclusions of the Miller Report. This appendix is now available here with current and, in some cases, historic pictures. More information and pictures will be added when it becomes available.
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Address Index - links to group page.
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Blue Mounds Road (South)
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Lincoln Street (East)
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Second Street (North)
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