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Agricultural Chemistry Building
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Agricultural Dean's House
3)
Agricultural Engineering Building
4)
Agricultural Heating station
5)
Agriculture Hall
6)
American Exchange Bank
7)
Badger State Shoe Company
8)
Bashford, Robert M., House
9)
Baskerville Apartment Building
10)
Bellevue Apartment Building
11)
Belmont Hotel
12)
Bernard-Hoover Boathouse
13)
Biederstaedt Grocery
14)
Bowen, James B., House
15)
Bradley, Harold C., House
16)
Braley, Judge Arthur B., House
17)
Brittingham Park Boathouse
18)
Camp Randall
19)
Cardinal Hotel
20)
City Market
21)
Clarke, Bascom B., House
22)
Collins, William, House
23)
Curtis-Kittleson House
24)
Cutter, Judson C., House
25)
Dean, Nathaniel W., House
26)
Dick, Christian, Block
27)
Dowling Apartment Building
28)
East Dayton Street Historic District
29)
Eggiman, Ernest, House
30)
Elliott, Edward C., House
31)
Ely, Richard T., House
32)
Fess Hotel
33)
Fire Station No. 4
34)
First Church of Christ Scientist
35)
First Unitarian Society Meetinghouse
36)
Forest Products Laboratory
37)
Gilmore, Eugene A., House
38)
Grace Episcopal Church
39)
Grimm Book Bindery
40)
Hiram Smith Hall and Annex
41)
Hirsig, Louis, House
42)
Horticulture and Agricultural Physics and Soil Science Building
43)
Hotel Loraine
44)
Hyer's Hotel
45)
Jackman Building
46)
Jacobs, Herbert A., House
47)
Kayser, Adolph H., House
48)
LaFollette, Robert M., House
49)
Lamb Building
50)
Lamp, Robert M., House
51)
Larson, August Cornelius, House
52)
Lathrop Hall
53)
Leitch, William T., House
54)
Leonard, William Ellery, House
55)
Lincoln School
56)
Longfellow School
57)
Lougee, George A., House
58)
Machinery Row
59)
Madison Candy Company
60)
Madison Gas and Electric Company Powerhouse
61)
Madison Masonic Temple
62)
Madison Waterworks
63)
McCarthy, Timothy C. and Katherine, House
64)
McCoy Farmhouse
65)
Miller House
66)
Mills, Simeon, House
67)
North Hall, University of Wisconsin
68)
Old Executive Mansion
69)
Old Spring Tavern
70)
Old Synagogue
71)
Old U.S. Forest Products Laboratory
72)
Ott, John George, House
73)
Pierce, Carrie, House
74)
Plough Inn
75)
Quisling Towers Apartments
76)
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
77)
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
78)
State Office Building
79)
Steensland, Halle, House
80)
Stock Pavilion
81)
Stoner, Joseph J., House
82)
Suhr, John J., House
83)
Thompson's Block
84)
United States Post Office and Federal Courthouse
85)
University of Wisconsin Armory and Gymnasium
86)
University of Wisconsin Dairy Barn
87)
University of Wisconsin Field House
88)
University of Wisconsin Science Hall
89)
University Presbyterian Church and Student Center
90)
Wakeley--Giles Commercial Building
91)
Washburn Observatory and Observatory Director's Residence
92)
West Madison Depot, Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway
93)
Wiedenbeck--Dobelin Warehouse
94)
Wisconsin Wagon Company Factory
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This is our first stop, for the past five years when attending the beer festival. What a great place, start with a bloody mary the garnish bar kicks but.
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Philip Molloy,
Kalamazoo, MI
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This bar and Paul's Club are the two best bars in the capitol/state st. area. Genna's has two distinctively different floors each with a unique atmosphere. Second floor is great for a date place on the weekdays and gets ya all licked up on the weekends. The drinks are good and strong. The first floor has a great happy hour and is usually comprised of a different grouping of people regularly.
The best feature, though, is the outdoor terrace which has about seven tables or so. Drinking some Bell's Obereon in the afternoon sun in June is top-notch! Top-Notch!!
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marty mcparty,
madison, WI
(06/21/2002) |
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Unique laid-back atmosphere makes this a great bar. If you want to avoid the typical State Street crowds, stop in here. Yes, it is artsy-fartsy, but it is a great place where everyone can relax (especially after a Badger victory).
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Matthew L. Buteyn,
Burlington, WI
(12/18/1999) |
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This place is on a 5 way corner within falling distance of the Capitol building. It's a cozy place with a nice selection of midwestern micros on tap, most notably New Glarus products. This may be as artsy-fartsy as Madison gets, but everyone's friendly.
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Highland, IN
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