Updated: 1/8/2009 
Satterlee Clark House
Horicon, Wisconsin
Description

The Satterlee Clark House, an example of Georgian architecture, was built in Sept. 1863 for the Clark family. The house is open May through Oct. on the fourth Sunday of the month from 1 to 4 p.m. Satterlee Clark served in the state Senate (1862-1872) and in the state Assembly (1873).

History

Accessibility: The facility is not fully accessible. Call for details.

Hours of Operation
Open 4th Sunday of the month

May through October

Sunday1 PM - 4 PM

Tours by appointment

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