Wisconsin, Milwaukee County, Milwaukee
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Designed by the firm of Mygatt and Schmidtner in 1855 for Edward Diederichs, this ante-bellum residence was badly damaged by fire and rebuilt in 1859. In 1895, the structure was enlarged with the addition of a second floor designed by architect Howland Russel. The two craved lions for which the building is named were original features of the house that were replicated in 1985.
Designated 3-19-87
National Register of Historic Places
(Notable Buildings) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Designed by the firm of Mygatt and Schmidtner in 1855 for Edward Diederichs, this ante-bellum residence was badly damaged by fire and rebuilt in 1859. In 1895, the structure was enlarged with the addition of a second floor designed by architect Howland Russel. The two craved lions for which the building is named were original features of the house that were replicated in 1985.Designated 3-19-87
National Register of Historic Places
(Notable Buildings) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.