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Madison Landmarks Nominated by the Trust
Sixth Ward Public Library
1249 Williamson Street
The library, built in 1913, was designed by the Madison architectural firm, Claude & Starck. It was constructed in a simplified Collegiate Gothic style and is the city’s oldest remaining library building.
The library is a Madison Landmark and was nominated by the Madison Trust in 1995.
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