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Workingmen's Houses, James Martin House, 844 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: With its gable ended configuration and three-bay facade, the James Martin House is a representative example of the modest frame houses constructed along Dodge Street by members of the working clas... More

Workingmen's Houses, James Martin House, 844 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: With its gable ended configuration and three-bay facade, the James Martin House is a representative example of the modest frame houses constructed along Dodge Street by members of the working clas... More

Workingmen's Houses, James Martin House, 844 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: With its gable ended configuration and three-bay facade, the James Martin House is a representative example of the modest frame houses constructed along Dodge Street by members of the working clas... More

Workingmen's Houses, James Rooney House, 354 Southern Avenue, Dubuque,...

Significance: Similar in scale, configuration and materials to the other workingmen's houses built along Southern Avenue in the 1870s and 1880s, the James Rooney House is visually distinguished by its atypicall... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

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Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Kennedy House, 289 South Locust Street, D...

Significance: With its gable-ended roof configuration and full-width front porch, the Patrick Kennedy House more resembles the structures on south Dodge Street than the side-gabled houses nearby on South Locust... More

Workingmen's Houses, William P. Hipman House II, 816 Dodge Street, Dub...

Significance: Built some fifty years after the earliest dwellings on lower Dodge Street, the William Hipman House resembles its predecessors in scale, orientation and use of materials. It also reflects its rel... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, James Welsh House, 616 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

Workingmen's Houses, John McGee House, 251 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, D...

Significance: The John McGee House is a contributing historical resource within the modest workingmen's houses built along Southern Avenue in the last quarter of the 19th century. Survey number: HABS IA-159-T ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Timothy Kelly House, 364 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: The Timothy Kelly House is one of the workingmen's dwellings constructed as part of the extended Kelly family enclave on Southern Avenue. Survey number: HABS IA-159-AN Building/structure dates: ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Margaret Tracy House, 682 Dodge Street, Dubuque, ...

Significance: With its side-gabled configuration, the Margaret Tracy House stands out as an architectural anomaly among the gable-ended boxes that face Dodge Street. It is otherwise similar in scale and materi... More

Workingmen's Houses, Martin Dumphy House, 387 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: One of the earliest remaining structures on Southern Avenue, the Martin Dumphy House is a well-proportioned and well-preserved example of the workingmen's residences built at the southern peripher... More

Workingmen's Houses, John Coyne House, 357 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, D...

Significance: Built in 1881, John Coyne's house fit well within the mainstream of modest residential construction then occurring in the working class neighborhood along Southern Avenue. The house is a well-pro... More

Workingmen's Houses, William P. Hipman House I, 804 Dodge Street, Dubu...

Significance: Built in 1898, the William P. Hipman House is the last of the workingmen's residences built along lower Dodge Street in the late 19th century. Although its scale, configuration, fenestration and ... More

Workingmen's Houses, 329 South Locust Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County,...

Significance: Similar in scale and configuration to our other nearby structures, this house contributes to the architectural feeling and association of historic workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenu... More

Workingmen's Houses, James P. Strain House, 821 Dodge Street, Dubuque,...

Significance: "Probably the most extensive [residential] building has taken place in the lower end of the city, in the vicinity of South Dodge Street and Seipple's lumber yards," the "Dubuque Telegraph-Herald" ... More

Workingmen's Houses, David Burns House, 670 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

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Workingmen's Houses, Ann McQueen House, 650 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

Significance: With its slightly asymmetrical three-bay facade, frame construction, corner stair floor plan and gable ended roof configuration, the Ann McQueen House is a representative example of the modest wor... More

Workingmen's Houses, Ann McQueen House, 650 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

Significance: With its slightly asymmetrical three-bay facade, frame construction, corner stair floor plan and gable ended roof configuration, the Ann McQueen House is a representative example of the modest wor... More

Workingmen's Houses, Bridget Mehan House, 359 South Locust Street, Dub...

Significance: The Bridget Mehan House is a relatively well preserved example of the modest workingmen's dwellings built in the 1870s and 1880s along Southern Avenue at the periphery of Dubuque. Survey number: ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Mary Brennan House, 367 South Locust Street, Dubu...

Significance: Though altered moderately, the Mary Brennan House is a representative example of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue in the late 19th Century. Survey number: HABS IA-159-L Bui... More

Workingmen's Houses, James Martin House, 844 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: With its gable ended configuration and three-bay facade, the James Martin House is a representative example of the modest frame houses constructed along Dodge Street by members of the working clas... More

Workingmen's Houses, Joseph Kelly House, 311 Southern Avenue, Dubuque,...

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Workingmen's Houses, Alexander C. Colford House, 384 Southern Avenue, ...

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Workingmen's Houses, 37-39 Locust Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County, IA

Significance: Functioning as a rental property since its construction, this handsomely proportioned duplex tenement is a representative and well-preserved example of the brick and frame structures erected for s... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Scarry House, 636 Dodge Street, Dubuque, ...

Significance: A typically configured gable ended box, the Patrick Scarry House is one of the earliest of the modest workingmen's houses built on lower Dodge Street in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS I... More

Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Kennedy House, 289 South Locust Street, D...

Significance: With its gable-ended roof configuration and full-width front porch, the Patrick Kennedy House more resembles the structures on south Dodge Street than the side-gabled houses nearby on South Locust... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Burke House, 205 South Locust Street, Dub...

Significance: One of the earliest of the houses along this section of Southern Avenue, the Patrick Burke House is a representative, albeit greatly altered, example of the workingmen's houses built along Souther... More

Workingmen's Houses, Jeremiah Mahoney House, 263 Southern Avenue, Dubu...

Significance: The Jeremiah Mahoney House was constructed similarly to many of the other vernacular structures along Southern Avenue and South Locust Street. Two stories tall and one room deep, with a steep qua... More

Workingmen's Houses, Jeremiah Mahoney House, 263 Southern Avenue, Dubu...

Significance: The Jeremiah Mahoney House was constructed similarly to many of the other vernacular structures along Southern Avenue and South Locust Street. Two stories tall and one room deep, with a steep qua... More

Workingmen's Houses, Matthew Clancy House, 794 Dodge Street, Dubuque, ...

Workingmen's Houses, James Welsh House, 616 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

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Workingmen's Houses, James Welsh House, 616 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

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Workingmen's Houses, Dennis Powers House, 345 South Locust Street, Dub...

Significance: Though somewhat altered, this side-gabled house is a representative example of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue at the periphery of Dubuque in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey nu... More

Workingmen's Houses, Nicholas Thornton House, 365 Southern Avenue, Dub...

Significance: Sited immediately next to a main artery into Dubuque and configured with its stacked front porch and stone lower level, this building has the appearance of an early roadhouse, as suggested by loca... More

Workingmen's Houses, John Coyne House, 357 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, D...

Significance: Built in 1881, John Coyne's house fit well within the mainstream of modest residential construction then occurring in the working class neighborhood along Southern Avenue. The house is a well-pro... More

Workingmen's Houses, John Coyne House, 357 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, D...

Significance: Built in 1881, John Coyne's house fit well within the mainstream of modest residential construction then occurring in the working class neighborhood along Southern Avenue. The house is a well-pro... More

Workingmen's Houses, John Coyne House, 357 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, D...

Significance: Built in 1881, John Coyne's house fit well within the mainstream of modest residential construction then occurring in the working class neighborhood along Southern Avenue. The house is a well-pro... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Sullivan House, 383 South Locust Street, ...

Significance: Built in 1881 by laborer Michael Sullivan, this two-story frame house is the most architecturally sophisticated and least altered of several similarly scaled and configured workingmen's dwellings ... More

Workingmen's Houses, James P. Strain House, 821 Dodge Street, Dubuque,...

Significance: "Probably the most extensive [residential] building has taken place in the lower end of the city, in the vicinity of South Dodge Street and Seipple's lumber yards," the "Dubuque Telegraph-Herald" ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Ann McQueen House, 650 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

Significance: With its slightly asymmetrical three-bay facade, frame construction, corner stair floor plan and gable ended roof configuration, the Ann McQueen House is a representative example of the modest wor... More

Workingmen's Houses, Adam P. Berg House, 770 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: The Adam Berg House is one of the last houses built along this section of Dodge Street at the end of the 19th century. Though scaled similarly to other nearby houses, this building is unusual in ... More

Workingmen's Houses, James Martin House, 844 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: With its gable ended configuration and three-bay facade, the James Martin House is a representative example of the modest frame houses constructed along Dodge Street by members of the working clas... More

Workingmen's Houses, Phillip M. Purcell House, 393 Southern Avenue, Du...

Significance: This is a typically configured bungalow, similar in scale but architecturally unlike the earlier workingmen's houses along Southern Avenue. Survey number: HABS IA-159-AH Building/structure dates... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

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Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Scarry House, 636 Dodge Street, Dubuque, ...

Significance: A typically configured gable ended box, the Patrick Scarry House is one of the earliest of the modest workingmen's houses built on lower Dodge Street in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS I... More

Workingmen's Houses, 27-29 Locust Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County, IA

Significance: Built as a rental property and occupied for a brief period by a locally significant tenant, this double tenement typifies the modest brick structures built along South Locust Street in the 1880s a... More

Workingmen's Houses, Daniel J. Sullivan House, 830 Dodge Street, Dubuq...

Significance: Though architecturally unremarkable on an individual basis, the Daniel Sullivan House is similar in scale, construction and configuration to the other gable end boxes built in the 1880s along Dodg... More

Workingmen's Houses, William Rooney House, 314 Southern Avenue, Dubuqu...

Significance: At the time of its construction, the William Rooney House was one of the most substantial and expensive of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue at the southern periphery of Dubuq... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Burke House, 205 South Locust Street, Dub...

Significance: One of the earliest of the houses along this section of Southern Avenue, the Patrick Burke House is a representative, albeit greatly altered, example of the workingmen's houses built along Souther... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Mahony House, 235 South Locust Street, Du...

Significance: The Michael Mahony House, though greatly altered, is representative of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue (now South Locust Street) in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Mahony House, 235 South Locust Street, Du...

Significance: The Michael Mahony House, though greatly altered, is representative of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue (now South Locust Street) in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS... More

Workingmen's Houses, Jeremiah Mahoney House, 263 Southern Avenue, Dubu...

Significance: The Jeremiah Mahoney House was constructed similarly to many of the other vernacular structures along Southern Avenue and South Locust Street. Two stories tall and one room deep, with a steep qua... More

Workingmen's Houses, Jeremiah Mahoney House, 263 Southern Avenue, Dubu...

Significance: The Jeremiah Mahoney House was constructed similarly to many of the other vernacular structures along Southern Avenue and South Locust Street. Two stories tall and one room deep, with a steep qua... More

Workingmen's Houses, Charles O'Toole House, 654 Dodge Street, Dubuque,...

Significance: Although extensively altered, the Charles O'Toole house is significant as a contributing element in a neighborhood of workingmen's houses, built in the late 19th century in south Dubuque. Survey ... More

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Workingmen's Houses, Michael Fenton House, 375 South Locust Street, Du...

Significance: With its side-gabled configuration, the Michael Fenton House is a representative example of the workingmen's houses built along Southern Avenue at the periphery of Dubuque in the 1870s and 1880s. ... More

Workingmen's Houses, 70 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, Dubuque County, IA

Significance: With its permastone exterior siding and shallowly pitched front cross gable, this house is atypical of the other workingmen's dwellings on Southern Avenue and South Locust Street but nevertheless ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Dennis Powers House, 345 South Locust Street, Dub...

Significance: Though somewhat altered, this side-gabled house is a representative example of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue at the periphery of Dubuque in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey nu... More

Workingmen's Houses, Nicholas Thornton House, 365 Southern Avenue, Dub...

Significance: Sited immediately next to a main artery into Dubuque and configured with its stacked front porch and stone lower level, this building has the appearance of an early roadhouse, as suggested by loca... More

Workingmen's Houses, 329 South Locust Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County,...

Significance: Similar in scale and configuration to our other nearby structures, this house contributes to the architectural feeling and association of historic workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenu... More

Workingmen's Houses, Catherine Wilson House, 678 Dodge Street, Dubuque...

Significance: Though altered, The Catherine Wilson House is representative of the gable-end dwellings built along lower Dodge Street for the working class in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS IA-159-AV ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Adam P. Berg House, 770 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: The Adam Berg House is one of the last houses built along this section of Dodge Street at the end of the 19th century. Though scaled similarly to other nearby houses, this building is unusual in ... More

Workingmen's Houses, 31-35 Locust Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County, IA

Significance: Greatly altered through subsequent facade remodelings and construction of two large additions, this building has suffered architecturally in recent years. Nevertheless, it is a typically scaled a... More

Workingmen's Houses, Locust, South Locust & Dodge Streets & Southern A...

Significance: The modest frame houses that align Southern Avenue and South Locust and lower Dodge streets typify the workingmen's residences built in Dubuque, Iowa, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A... More

Workingmen's Houses, William P. Hipman House II, 816 Dodge Street, Dub...

Significance: Built some fifty years after the earliest dwellings on lower Dodge Street, the William Hipman House resembles its predecessors in scale, orientation and use of materials. It also reflects its rel... More

Workingmen's Houses, Daniel J. Sullivan House, 830 Dodge Street, Dubuq...

Significance: Though architecturally unremarkable on an individual basis, the Daniel Sullivan House is similar in scale, construction and configuration to the other gable end boxes built in the 1880s along Dodg... More

Workingmen's Houses, Daniel J. Sullivan House, 830 Dodge Street, Dubuq...

Significance: Though architecturally unremarkable on an individual basis, the Daniel Sullivan House is similar in scale, construction and configuration to the other gable end boxes built in the 1880s along Dodg... More

Workingmen's Houses, William Rooney House, 314 Southern Avenue, Dubuqu...

Significance: At the time of its construction, the William Rooney House was one of the most substantial and expensive of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue at the southern periphery of Dubuq... More

Workingmen's Houses, William Rooney House, 314 Southern Avenue, Dubuqu...

Significance: At the time of its construction, the William Rooney House was one of the most substantial and expensive of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue at the southern periphery of Dubuq... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, John H. Kelly House, 274 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: Built about 1855 by laborer John H. Kelly, this two story stone/frame house is one of the most prominent of the vernacular workingmen's structures built in the 19th century along Southern Avenue a... More

Workingmen's Houses, Patrick Burke House, 205 South Locust Street, Dub...

Significance: One of the earliest of the houses along this section of Southern Avenue, the Patrick Burke House is a representative, albeit greatly altered, example of the workingmen's houses built along Souther... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Mahony House, 235 South Locust Street, Du...

Significance: The Michael Mahony House, though greatly altered, is representative of the workingmen's dwellings built along Southern Avenue (now South Locust Street) in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS... More

Workingmen's Houses, Eliza Doyle House, 376 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, ...

Significance: The Eliza Doyle House contributes to the historical feelings and association of this working class neighborhood. Survey number: HABS IA-159-AK Building/structure dates: 1887 Initial Construction

Workingmen's Houses, Eliza Doyle House, 376 Southern Avenue, Dubuque, ...

Significance: The Eliza Doyle House contributes to the historical feelings and association of this working class neighborhood. Survey number: HABS IA-159-AK Building/structure dates: 1887 Initial Construction

Workingmen's Houses, Martin Dumphy House, 387 Southern Avenue, Dubuque...

Significance: One of the earliest remaining structures on Southern Avenue, the Martin Dumphy House is a well-proportioned and well-preserved example of the workingmen's residences built at the southern peripher... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Sullivan House, 383 South Locust Street, ...

Significance: Built in 1881 by laborer Michael Sullivan, this two-story frame house is the most architecturally sophisticated and least altered of several similarly scaled and configured workingmen's dwellings ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Sullivan House, 383 South Locust Street, ...

Significance: Built in 1881 by laborer Michael Sullivan, this two-story frame house is the most architecturally sophisticated and least altered of several similarly scaled and configured workingmen's dwellings ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Michael Sullivan House, 383 South Locust Street, ...

Significance: Built in 1881 by laborer Michael Sullivan, this two-story frame house is the most architecturally sophisticated and least altered of several similarly scaled and configured workingmen's dwellings ... More

Workingmen's Houses, James P. Strain House, 821 Dodge Street, Dubuque,...

Significance: "Probably the most extensive [residential] building has taken place in the lower end of the city, in the vicinity of South Dodge Street and Seipple's lumber yards," the "Dubuque Telegraph-Herald" ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Catherine Wilson House, 678 Dodge Street, Dubuque...

Significance: Though altered, The Catherine Wilson House is representative of the gable-end dwellings built along lower Dodge Street for the working class in the 1870s and 1880s. Survey number: HABS IA-159-AV ... More

Workingmen's Houses, Ann Walsh House, 642 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dubuq...

Significance: Like most of the adjacent structures on Dodge Street, the Ann Walsh House is a gable end box - one of the most common workingmen's house types of the period. But this building differs from the ot... More

Workingmen's Houses, Ann McQueen House, 650 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dub...

Significance: With its slightly asymmetrical three-bay facade, frame construction, corner stair floor plan and gable ended roof configuration, the Ann McQueen House is a representative example of the modest wor... More

Workingmen's Houses, 225 South Locust Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County,...

Workingmen's Houses, James Martin House, 844 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Du...

Significance: With its gable ended configuration and three-bay facade, the James Martin House is a representative example of the modest frame houses constructed along Dodge Street by members of the working clas... More

Workingmen's Houses, 827 Dodge Street, Dubuque, Dubuque County, IA

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