Wisconsin church built with native stone and oak detailing
The church features Wisconsin limestone exterior with buff Mankato trim and a Polvahia sourced narthex. Natural oak paneling and white oak pews fill the nave, rubber tile floors, and later-art glass ready windows. A 50-member choir sits in a transept with a foldable Connsonato organ. A basement social room includes kitchen facilities, stage, and ventilation. Access includes West avenue steps and a north entry, with one-level access to the church and Cargill house and an estimated 200-car lot behind the building.
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Wisconsin
Mankato
Polvahia
I Marthe Sohaman Ae
West Avenue
Cass
Cargill House
Gee
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