County Board Delays Decision on 1897 Jail Demolition - Central Wisconsin News
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Wisconsin officials were set to demolish an 1897 jail museum for about $259,000; after a last-minute preservation push, the county board voted 26-1 to delay demolition for three months
US News: Wisconsin officials were set to demolish an 1897 jail museum for about $259,000, but a last-minute preservation push changed the timeline. After a len.
County board delays decision on 1897 jail demolition - Central Wisconsin News
The 1897 Clark County Jail in Neillsville is not being destroyed — yet — after the county board voted 26-1 last week to postpone a decision on demolition for three months. However, the future of the historic building remains uncertain.
Wisconsin officials were set to demolish an 1897 jail museum for about $259,000; after a last-minute preservation push, the county board voted 26-1 to delay demolition for three months - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
Photo credit: Trip Advisor Wisconsin officials were set to demolish an 1897 jail museum for about $259,000, but a last-minute preservation push changed the timeline. After a lengthy public session in Neillsville, the Clark County Board voted 26 to 1 to delay the demolition decision for three months, giving preservation advocates more time to present ...
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