Jacob Boesel Home

This Italian Villa home is an excellent example of this popular style. Built in 1876 by State Legislator Jacob Boesel, it was purchased in the early 1900s by his son-in-law E.G. Conradi, owner of The New Bremen Sun.

8.25"w x 6"h x 1"d wood silhouette.

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Note: This item is heavy and the shipping cost can be high. If possible and you are able, please select pick-up at check out. Of course we will be glad to ship it if needed.

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Dimensions	8.25"w x 6"h x 1"d

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