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This is a list of markers for buildings designed by Claude and Starck.
 
By Keith L, June 8, 2008
T.B. Scott Free Library and Marker
SHOWN IN SOURCE-SPECIFIED ORDER
1 ► Wisconsin, Lincoln County, Merrill — 107 — T.B. Scott Free Library —
2 ► Wisconsin, Columbia County, Columbus — Columbus Public Library —
3 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Tenney-Lapham — Breese Stevens Field —
4 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Marquette — 65 — B. B. Clarke House — Claude and Starck — 1899 —
5 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison — 71 — Lamb Building — 1905 —
6 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison — 63 — Jackman Building — Claude and Starck — 1913 - 1914 —
7 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Tenney-Lapham — 58 — Lincoln School — Claude and Starck — 1915 —
8 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Tenney-Lapham — 29 — Collins House — c. 1911 — Claude & Starck —
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9 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Tenney-Lapham — 64 — Adolf H. Kayser House — Claude and Starck — 1902 —
10 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Regent — 27 — Elliott House — 1910 — Maher, Claude & Starck —
11 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Marquette — 54 — Lougee House — 1907 — Claude & Starck —
12 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Tenney-Lapham — 100 — Anna and Cornelius Collins Residence — Claude and Starck, Architects — 1908 —
13 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison, Marquette — 131 — Sixth Ward Public Library — Claude and Starck, Architects — 1912 —
14 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison — 88 — Wiedenbeck-Dobelin Warehouse — 1907, Claude and Starck, Architects 1915 Addition, Law and Law, Architects — 1907 —
15 ► Wisconsin, Dane County, Madison — 156 — Doty School — Claude and Starck, Architect — 1906 —
 
 
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Oct. 19, 2026