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Madison Landmarks Nominated by the Trust
Holy Redeemer School
142 East Johnson Street
Holy Redeemer School was constructed in 1892. German Catholics began their own school in 1857 and built a new church in 1894 that housed school classes in the basement.
In 1892, the new school building was constructed and functioned as a school until declining enrollment forced its closure in 1965. It is a fine example of Romanesque Revival style, and is the oldest existing school building in Madison.
The school is a Madison Landmark and was nominated by the Madison Trust in 1995.
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