Walking Tour of Old Arcadia
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The walking tour is about 1.5 miles long. It is intended to acquaint you with an earlier, more vibrant time in the village. The tour begins with the Museum on Lake Street. The Start of the Tour: The MapThe diagram below is a map representing many of the streets in Arcadia. The numbers on the map identify historic sites described in more detail. Ways to Take the Tour
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1: Arcadia Area Historical Museum, 1884 2: Ebert General Store, 1910 3: Early Trinity Lutheran Parsonage, 1900 4: Trinity Lutheran Teacherage, 1907 5: Trinity Lutheran School, 1892 6: Trinity Lutheran Church, 1886-1888 7: Akerman's Garage, 1900 8: Schafer and Son Market, 1906 9: Dr. Jamieson's Office, 1890 10: Arcadia State Savings Bank, 1918 11: Martineau Drug Store and Soda Fountain, 1910 12: The Shady Nook Inn, 1940 13: Louis Foerster Hotel, 1898 14: Starke-Hasse House, 1881 15: The Mirror Works and Furniture Factory, 1906 16: Bridge Pier, 1881 17: Camp Arcadia, 1922 18: Camp Arcadia Cottages, 1946 19: Tondu Residence, 1922 20: Arcadia Clothing Company, 1910 21: Behren's Cottages, 1940 22: Weidman-Gilbert House, 1884 23: Dr. Jamieson's Residence, 1900 24: Johnson's Band Rehearsal Hall, 1900 25: The Twin Schools, 1900 26: Marbeiter Stone House, 1900 27: Francis O. Hull Post 9412 V.F.W. Hall, 1945 28: St. Susann's Catholic Church. 1900 29: Methodist Church, 1902 30: Charles P. Matteson House, 1910 31: Matteson Store, 1900 32: Matteson Manor, 1900 33: Ted Lang's Gas Station, 1920 34: Finch Park, 1975 35: Arcadia High School, 1910 |