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Monticello Architect John W. Steinmann Listed in Midwest Who's Who
Monticello born architect John W. Steinmann is named in the 9th edition of Marquis Who's Who in the Midwest and Central Canada. He leads Steinmann Architects, served as WWII Corps of Engineers captain, and has numerous projects including First National Bank in Stoughton and Wisconsin Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. He is active in professional societies and Republican politics.
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Monticello
John W. Steinmann
Marquis
Midwest
Central Canada
Meritorius
Marquis National Biography
America
Mr. Steinmann
University of
Steinmann Architects
Small Homes Council
University of Ilinois
Chicago Real Estate Board
American Institute of Architects
National
AIA
Wisconsin Architects Association
Alpha Rho Chi
National Architectural Society
Construction Specifications Institute
Knights of Columbus
Monticello Community Club
American Legion
Military Order of the World Wars
Advisory Council of
Boy Scouts of America
University of Illinois
Beloit College
McCormick Place
Chicago
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Republican Party
Steinmann
GOP
First National Bank
Stoughton
St. Joseph Home and Geriatric Hospital
River Falls
American Hospital Association
Gonstead Chiropractic Clinic
Mt. Horeb
Karakahl Motor Inn
New Glarus Public High School
St. Victor’s School
Monroe
Dunn County
Menomonie
Friday Memorial City
New Richmond
Wisconsin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Evansville
Our Lady of Assumption
Beloit
St. Bridget’s Convent