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District School No. 2 stood here for 110 years as the oldest public building in Stevens Point. Completed in 1850, its appearance reflected New England heritage, and it served the pioneer community as a school, recreation and civic center, and often as a church. In 1853, the first Roman Catholic Mass was said here, and in 1858 the first Common Council of the newly chartered city of Stevens Point met here with Mayor William Schofield presiding.
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Stevens Point, Wisconsin · United States
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The Historic Southside Railroad Complex of Stevens Point
Transportation
Wisconsin’s Greater Prairie Chicken
Nature
Wisconsin State Water Ski Show Championships
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Assistant Chief Michael J. Kilpatrick
Military
Iola Winter Sports Club
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Birthplace of the Iola Old Car Show
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