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Easton/Copeland House

Easton/Copeland House
Location: 1327 Cass Street
Built: Queen Anne Style (1886) for Lucian Easton
Remodeled: Western Stick Style (1909) for Frederic Copeland
Architect: William Parker

This spacious 3 story home was built for Lucian Easton, a prominent La Crosse businessman who married Mary Losey, the daughter of another prominent local figure, Joseph W Losey.  Originally built in the Queen Anne style in 1886. it was dramatically remodeled and expanded by later owner and La Crosse Mayor Frederic Copeland in 1909. The remodeling displays high style elements of the Craftsman Style that was very popular in the Mid-West at the turn of the 20th century.

 

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