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Another building by William Bernhard, architect of the Ephraim, Wisconsin, village hall and fire hall, this has been used as an ice cream parlor and gas station. Now the little stone building by the lake shore houses the village visitors' center.
Mr Bernhard certainly has a distinctive and unique style of architecture, doesn't he? He seems to love to add a twist in the form of a turret or in this case the little angled extension to this end of the building. A really interesting set of shots, by you, Marilyn! Thanks so much for your information and photos!
Sue, I'm glad you've checked these out. They certainly give a distinct appearance to our little village (permanent population 353, summer population possibly ten times that).
These are the three public or commercial buildings that he designed here. There's also his house, which is privately owned and not visible from the street. When I was a girl, it was a gift shop of Scandinavian merchandise, and oh, how I loved it--both the things for sale and the building itself! I'd love now to get a photo of it ...
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Another building by William Bernhard, architect of the Ephraim, Wisconsin, village hall and fire hall, this has been used as an ice cream parlor and gas station. Now the little stone building by the lake shore houses the village visitors' center.
Mr Bernhard certainly has a distinctive and unique style of architecture, doesn't he? He seems to love to add a twist in the form of a turret or in this case the little angled extension to this end of the building. A really interesting set of shots, by you, Marilyn! Thanks so much for your information and photos!
Kind regards, Sue
Sue, I'm glad you've checked these out. They certainly give a distinct appearance to our little village (permanent population 353, summer population possibly ten times that).
These are the three public or commercial buildings that he designed here. There's also his house, which is privately owned and not visible from the street. When I was a girl, it was a gift shop of Scandinavian merchandise, and oh, how I loved it--both the things for sale and the building itself! I'd love now to get a photo of it ...
Best wishes, Marilyn