RECONNAISSANCE SURVEY OF DOWNTOWN NEW PRAGUE

NEW PRAGUE, MINNESOTA

PREPARED FOR THE CITY OF NEW PRAGUE, MINNESOTA JUNE 2014 - MARCH 2015

DENNIS F. DVORAK 28438 141st AVENUE NEW PRAGUE, MINNESOTA

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Dennis F. Dvorak was hired by the City of New Prague as a consultant to complete a ReconnaissanceSurvey of New Prague’s historic downtown. In addition to identifying buildings that may qualify for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the survey will eventually lead to the development of a walking tour brochure of the historic downtown and its buildings. Eighty-nine buildings in 47.3 acres were surveyed in the historic commercial area as directed by the City of New Prague.

The survey includes the following information regarding each building in the historic commercial area: Aerial Map with location of each property surveyed with township, range, section and quarter sections Address of building Owner’s name and address Present use Historic use Date of construction General condition Style of Architecture Approximate dimensions Plan type Number of stories Foundation material Cladding Roof type and materials Chimneys Openings Notable exterior feature Additions and alterations to the exterior Orientation, general setting Outbuildings Landscape features Building History Condition of buildings Architectural integrity of buildings National Register eligibility Date surveyed Surveyor UTM - Pin Numbers for each building surveyed Where relevant, additional historical information was included on the previous tenants of the buildings and prior use of the property, with dates and historical photographs for reference when available.

The survey also provides a history of New Prague within the State Historic Context: Early Agriculture and River Settlement, 1840-1870 Railroads and Agriculture Development, 1870-1940

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The boundaries of the reconnaissance survey area were provided by Ken Ondich, the planning director for the City of New Prague. Each building in the downtown area was surveyed using the criteria established by the Cultural Heritage Grant requirements. The survey was conducted by visiting each property, talking with each property owner whenever possible, interviewing family members associated with the property and/or occupants, reviewing abstracts when made available and researching the property through local histories. The field study of each property was conducted from June 2014 through September 2014. The information was compiled and reviewed from October 2014 through December of 2014. Historic photographs were re-searched, along with photographs of each property. Period photographs were obtained from the collection of the New Prague Area Historical Society.

Dennis F. Dvorak conducted all of the on-site Reconnaissance Surveys, researched each property, prepared each building survey, compiled the information and made recommendations for buildings to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Properties presently on the National Register of Historic Places in New Prague:

St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church Georgian Romanesque., church 1907, Rectory 1908 and Parochial School 1914 #82003035 Placed on the National Register February 19, 1982

First National Bank Renaissance Revival, Terra Cotta Facade 1922 #82004703 Placed on the National Register March 15, 1982 Hotel Broz Georgian-Revival 1898 #82004704 Placed on the National Register May 15, 1982

Buildings Recommended for the National Register of Historic Places in New Prague:

1. St. Wenceslaus Mortuary Chapel - 1899 Retains original footprint and architectural integrity. Three buildings of the St. Wenceslaus Parish are on the National Register; Church, Rectory, and 1914 School Inventory #SC-NPC-025

2. Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Train Depot - 1899 Retains original footprint and architectural integrity with minor interior alterations. Inventory #56-NPC-025 3. The New Prague Times - 1917 Retains original footprint and architectural integrity. The New Prague Times began publishing The Times in 1889. Inventory # LE-NPC-014

4. The International Milling Company A-Mill and Maintenance Buildings - 1896 Retains the original footprint and architectural integrity. Inventory # LE-NPC-001 5. The H. H. Heinen Dry Goods and Sach’s & Rynda Hardware Store - 1899 Beaux Arts - Retains original footprint and architectural integrity. Inventory # LE-NPC-013

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EARLY AGRICULTURE AND RIVER SETTLEMENT; 1820 - 1870

New Prague and the neighboring communities along the Minnesota River were first visited by Jean Nicol-let, a French explorer who mapped Sand Creek. Sand Creek played an important role in the history of New Prague. Nicollet named Sand Creek “Batture aux fieves” or “shallow with fever.” The Dakota name for Sand Creek is “Chankiyata.” In 1860, the creek was called “Fever River.” Sand Creek begins it’s journey south of Montgomery and follows a northerly path through Le Sueur and Scott counties. Sand Creek empties into the Minnesota River at Louisville, a village established in 1855. Louisville, now a deserted village with rem-nants of stone buildings, is a regional park managed by Scott County along the Minnesota River between Shakopee and Jordan. The first settlers to arrive in New Prague followed an Indian path that began in Shako-pee. The path crossed Sand Creek in the vicinity of Jordan, MN and eventually ended at “Traverse des Sioux” in St. Peter. Settlers followed Sand Creek and tributaries into the interior of the Big Woods.

Land was made available by treaties with the Sioux at “Traverse des Sioux” and “Mendota” in 1851 and 1853. The treaties initiated the influx of settlers to New Prague and surrounding communities. The Big Woods provided settlers with game, shelter, and trees for constructing and heating their homes. The Big Woods bordered the prairies near the Minnesota River, west of New Prague.

Native Americans established villages on the edge of the Big Woods as the woods was infested with mos-quitos. The river was a gateway to land opened for settlement and an important means of transportation for settlers and Native Americans. The Big Woods extended from St. Cloud in the north to south of the Nerstrand Big Woods State Park in Rice County. The forty mile wide expanse of deciduous forest presented obstacles for Native Americans and settlers. Due to the density of the woods, early settlers had to mark trails from their homes to church and neighboring communities. Settlers found an abundance of large and small game in the woods surrounding New Prague.

GEOGRAPHY

New Prague is approximately 50 miles south of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The city is west of the Highway 35 corridor and south of Highway 169 and the City of Shakopee. The Minnesota River, north of New Prague, is an important geographical boundary that defines Scott, Le Sueur, and surrounding counties. New Prague is located in a fertile agricultural area with remaining stands of the Big Woods. Working farms continue to exist, though greatly diminished in number. The rolling hills, lakes, and wildlife habitat make the countryside desirable. County boundaries were established in 1854 and the City of New Prague was divided in two with Scott County on the north of Main Street and Le Sueur County on the south of Main Street. The town was platted without professional help, and as a result, many streets vary in alignment.

NATIVE AMERICAN SETTLEMENT

There were numerous Native American settlements near New Prague. Settlements were found north and south of the unincorporated community of St. Patrick in Scott County and three miles west of New Prague in Le Sueur County. An Indian trail traveled from St. Patrick through New Prague and Heidelberg to Traverse des Sioux in St. Peter. There was a Sioux lodge near the trail on the Nick Daleiden farm, one mile east of New Prague. Indians hunted on the Daleidan farm and on one occasion, an Indian came into conflict with an early settler.

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Artifacts found in the area show an active Indian population producing flints, pottery, and calumet pipes. Early accounts of settlers indicate that Indians interacted with the settlers, trading goods, providing assis-tance, requesting food to supplement their diet and competing for game. The local Indians were part of the Shakopee band of the Mdewakanton Sioux.

EARLY SETTLEMENT

Anton Philipp, a native of Bavaria, was the first man to settle in New Prague after leaving Ohio in the spring of 1855. Philipp arrived in St. Paul after traveling the Mississippi River and disembarked on the Jackson Street levee. Phillip reportedly met with Bishop Cretin. Bishop Cretin was in charge of the diocese and priests sent to outlying settlements at that time. Cretin had knowledge of progress in the Minnesota Territo-ry and land dispersals for settlers to claim. Bishop Cretin informed Philipp of land available near Shakopee. Philipp eventually laid claim to land on a Raven Stream tributary to Sand Creek that flowed through New Prague. The land included 160 acres located in the Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter, Section 34 of Helena Township in Scott County. Phillip was later followed in the same year by Albert Vrtis, J. Hanzel, Joseph Stehlik, Thomas Schomel, Frank Bruzek and John Bernas.

Philipp did not make an effort to plot a town. After the arrival of the first group of Bohemian settlers, Philipp divided the land into four parcels, keeping one parcel for himself. Albert Vrtis, John Bernas and Frank Bruzek made claim to three parcels that are today the boundaries for the City of New Prague. According to oral history, the three men along with Jan Stepka were directed to St. Cloud by the Diocese of St. Paul, where monks had established a monastery. The men were told that the monks would assist them in making land claims. The men evidently were confused and took the wrong turn at the junction of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers, and arrived in Shakopee along the Minnesota River. A priest in Shakopee told the men to take an Indian trail to Jordan and to follow Sand Creek upstream to a blazed trail that led to an established claim along a tributary. The men found Anton Philipp living in a log structure built into the east bank of the creek, north of the intersection of Highway 21 and 2nd Street NW. Philipp was reluctant, but invited the men into his home to share a meal and was relieved when the men made the sign of the cross before eating. Philipp assisted the men in making claims on his land grant. The Philipp Addition was north of Main Street and extended from Central Avenue on the east to the Old Jordan Road on the west. The Bernas Addition was south of Main Street and extended from 1st Avenue on the east to 4th Avenue SW on the west. The Bruzek Addition was south of Main Street and extended from 1st Avenue Southeast on the west to Lexing-ton Avenue Southeast. The Vrtis Addition was north of Main Street and extended from Columbus Avenue on the west to Lexington Avenue on the east. Six months later, the men traveled to Dubuque, Iowa and returned with their families. The settlers came from Southern Bohemia, south of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Anton Philipp, Frank Bruzek, John Bernas, and Albert Vrtis each gave ten acres of land for the construction of a church, rectory, convent, cemetery and parochial school.

SETTLERS CREATE HOMES AMIDST HARSH CONDITIONS

The first winters in New Prague had some of the coldest recorded temperatures and snowfall. Many of the early settlers made dugout dwellings, similar to Philipp’s home, along the creek running through New Prague. Although most the Indians living in the area had left by October of 1853 due to treaties, manyIndians continued to live in surrounding areas. Mathias Philipp, son of Anton Philipp, was born in hisparent’s dugout dwelling. According to Mathias, “...the structure was about 20 ft. long and 10 ft. wide and had two rooms with a window in each room. The logs still had bark on them and there was a dirt floor. The roof consisted of a layer of straw over the roof logs, and a layer of earth over the straw.” Later, his father built another cabin above the creek bank and afterward he put up the brick house near where the depot stands.

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According to Mathias Philipp, “There were Indians everywhere in the first years. They didn’t cause the settlers any serious trouble, although they were continually begging for food. Father used to go hunting with them and they would let him have all the meat he wanted, but never any of the skins of from deer, bears and other animals. Mother became ill when I was a very small baby and a young squaw nursed me. The squaw gave me my first bath in the cold water of the creek.” The Philipp home hosted the first mass given in New Prague as well as the first classes for children.

ORAL IS ESTABLISHED

Settlers were arriving by foot or oxen from Belle Plaine and Henderson, looking for land to homestead. New Prague was first called Oral, thought to be a Bohemian name for “to plow”, likely named by Vincent, the first postmaster, in 1857. The first post office was located one mile east of New Prague on the Ashel H. Vincent homestead along Sand Creek in Le Sueur County. The Vincent homestead adjoined Sand Creek and the Bisek farm on the Southwest corner of the “Old Veseli Road,” east of New Prague on Highway 19. Vincent served as postmaster from 1857 to 1862. I. W. Flavelle assumed the position of postmaster in 1863. The Civil War disrupted mail delivery and the post office closed until 1865. In 1865 the post office was relocated to the Joseph Wrabek farm, across the road from the Vincent homestead in Scott County, until 1867 when it moved to the Wrabek Brothers General Store on Main Street and Francis Wrabek was made postmaster. In1867, the name Oral was changed to Praha, then changed to Prague when the settlement was incorporated into a village in March of 1877, the same year that the railroad arrived. In 1884, the name was changed for the last time to New Prague.

HOMESTEADING

In 1862 during the Civil War, President Lincoln signed the Homestead Act. In order for settlers to take advantage of the Homestead Act, settlers had to be over twenty-one years of age and had never taken up arms against the United States. The Homestead Act promised 160 acres of land for each settler. The land could also be owned after five years if the settler built a home and tilled the soil. The land could also be purchased for $1.25 per acre. Land agents advertised the benefits of emigrating to America with the promise of free land and prosperity. Bohemian peasants were a receptive audience as they were unhappy being forced to join the Austro-Hungarian Army, sharecropping with little reward or opportunity to own land. Even though the process of emigrating was difficult and expensive, Bohemians emigrated in large numbers after the Civil War ended. After a difficult journey lasting three to six weeks across the Atlantic Ocean, immigrants landed in New York City, Baltimore, or New Orleans. One part of the journey was over and another was beginning.

Money was now required for traveling west and the buying of supplies. Many immigrants had to remain in New York for a period of time in order to earn money. Newly arrived immigrants lived in the Bowery of New York’s Lower East Side. Children attended parochial schools while their parents worked as midwives, cigar makers, shoemakers or whatever trade and skill they possessed. Often, one or two male members of a family would travel west to look for land before they returned for their families. The settlers were faced with enormous obstacles when they arrived in the emerging community that became New Prague. The biggest obstacle was clearing land of old growth timber. Often, as in the case of one family farming near Plum Creek in the Credit River Township of Scott County, all the farm buildings were constructed of log. The farm had a log home with a tree stump for a table, a log barn, a log outhouse and log buildings to house pigs, livestock, horses and poultry. Initially, settlers planted crops for survival along with cabbages for making sauerkraut,

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poppy seed for filling kolacky, and caraway seed to season kraut, meat and bread. Root crops, corn and wheat followed once the land was cleared with oxen and horses. Farmers gradually added swine, dairy cows, poultry and cattle when made affordable and available.

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John. F. Schoenbauer family and farmyardwith well, ca. 1910

Threshing crew in rural New Market, MN ca. 1910

Picha family spinning wool ca. 1910

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RAILROADS AND AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT 1870 - 1940

Due to the physical terrain, surveying and mapping New Prague was difficult. The early settlers did not know the difficulties that were to follow by having their town divided between two counties with separate county government centers. The establishment of businesses in New Prague was slow due to lack of roads leading to the Minnesota River and nearby Shakopee. Daily provisions had to be carried to and from Shakopee by foot along Sand Creek. Settlers accessed Sand Creek on the Joseph Maruska farm, two miles northeast of New Prague. A trail along the creek led to Jordan and eventually crossed an Indian trail leading to Shakopee. Two or more days of travel to Shakopee was required to acquire supplies and access grist mills. When the Civil War ended, New Prague and surrounding rural communities began to be settled in large numbers: Veseli, 1879; Plum Creek, 1873; Raven Stream, 1864; St. Benedict, 1873; and St. Patrick, 1874.

Commerce began as soon as settlers arrived. On the corner of Main Street and Columbus Avenue North, Albert Vrtis and his wife opened a general store and saloon in one of two log buildings. The Vrtis homeoccupied the second log building. The general store and saloon, along with the Vrtis home, were separated by a dog trot with a common roof. The store opened in 1859. Main Street during the early years was a primitive dirt road often called “corduroy road” as result of wood pilings inserted in the wet road bed. A spring fed creek that began in the present golf course, traveled west and behind the business district south of Main Street. The creek emptied at the intersection of Main Street and Central Avenue where men hunted ducks before a wood culvert was built in 1885 by Mathias Remes, to redirect the water to the area of the mill ponds for the purpose of raising carp. The creek was a natural drainage ditch that swelled in spring and made travel difficult for horse-drawn wagons and pedestrians, giving Main Street the nickname “chocolate pudding.” Wooden sidewalks along storefronts and boards laid across Main Street helped pedestrians escape the mud. Most buildings built prior to 1898 had as many as five to seven steps to the main door.

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Main Street looking west ca. 1880

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The first buildings along Main Street were made of logs harvested and hewn in the woods surrounding New Prague. Log buildings were slowly replaced by wood and brick. Sand Creek provided settlers with water power for saw mills and grist mills located along its banks. The first brick buildings along Main Street were made of local brick from the Zak, Bisek, and Mikiska brick yards. Brick production was short lived as the clay deposits were shallow and difficult to work. There are buildings that continue standing made from local hand made bricks; the Zak Saloon/Vanasek Hardware Store, and the Maertz General Store. The brick was fired at a low temperature and thus porous and not durable. With the arrival of the railroad in 1877, train loads of Chaska brick arrived to replace handmade brick and soon brick buildings began to outnumber wooden structures along Main Street. A city ordinance in 1897 required all new buildings on Main Street to be constructed from brick due to numerous fires.

RAILROAD

The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad arrived in 1877 and brought enormous changes to New Prague. Hotels catered to traveling salesmen who arrived Monday by train and took up residence for the week. The International Hotel, Klondike, Hotel Broz, Commercial Hotel, and Remes Hotel had sample rooms for salesmen to display their merchandise for store owners to view. With the development and expansion of The International Milling Company, the hotels were also filled with traveling mill employees.

Six passenger and freight trains arrived daily giving local residents travel access to Minneapolis, St. Paul and beyond. The trains brought transient travelers who were often seen around town asking for handouts. The trains also created problems in the form of accidents involving horse drawn vehicles and automobiles. Four travelers, including Frank Wrabek of New Prague, were killed Sept. 24, 1906 in a train wreck south of the city. Fifteen of the injured were taken to the Hotel Broz for treatment at the invitation of the owner, W. S. Broz.

Postal delivery buggies in front of the post office ca. 1890

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NEW PRAGUE DEVELOPS INTO A MILLING CENTER

The development of New Prague as a center for the flour milling industry began to take place. The Big Woods was being transformed into farmland as farmers were cutting trees, removing stumps and tilling the soil as fast as they could to grow more wheat in the area. The demand for flour increased as the population of New Prague and farming community grew. While St. Anthony on the banks of the Mississippi was developing into the flour capital of the world, New Prague was becoming the center of milling in southern Minnesota and commonly referred to as “Flour City.”

A grist mill, run by A. Vondrasek, was located on Sand Creek near the Mares farm along the “Old Veseli Road” two miles southeast of New Prague. The second grist mill appeared west of the business district in 1875 along the Raven Stream tributary that runs through town. In both cases, water flow was not consistent, making the mills unreliable for grinding wheat. The James Bisek & Thomas Suchomel grist mill on the Raven Stream tributary lasted the longest. After Michael Simmer purchased the grist mill in1882, the mill ceased operating due to unpredictable water flow. The milling industry in New Prague was about to change, with the arrival of Frank A. Bean.

F. A. Bean came to New Prague from Faribault, where he managed the mill his father had purchased after the Civil War. As prices for flour drastically decreased and freight charges demanded by railroads increased, the mill closed and left Bean heavily in debt. Along with his brother-in-law, J. H. Mallery, Bean came to New Prague in 1892 and rented the vacant Simmer Eclipse Mill, formerly the Bisek & Suchomel grist mill. By 1894, the Eclipse Flour Mill, owned by Bean and Mallery, was a thriving milling business. In November of 1894 the mill was running 24 hours a day with 25 employees and buying thousands of bushels of wheat per day.

The former owner of the Eclipse Mill decided to go back into the milling business and Bean lost his lease. Bean and Mallery decided to build a new mill next to the railroad tracks. Local businessmen offered Bean and Mallery a loan, without interest, in order to begin and build a new mill. A new mill was begun and constructed in 1896 from brick brought by train from Chaska. The New Prague Four Mill Company was

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Welcome arch crossing Main Street at the corner of Central Avenue South looking east ca. 1900

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incorporated and the loan was eventually paid with interest. Competition began immediately with other local flour mills when the Simmer and Nicolin mills relocated their operations next to the train tracks. The A-Mill along with the Maintenance Shop became what the Northeast Magazine of 1897 recognized as “...worth more to the community than all its other industries combined.” The “Seal of Minnesota” brand began to be milled and sent to outstate markets and was famous for the quality of its flour. The main mill office, print shop, laboratory, and test kitchens were located in New Prague for many years.

CHANGE COMES TO NEW PRAGUE

The International Milling Company, along with arrival of the railroad in 1877, brought enormous prosperity and change to New Prague. The period of 1880 to 1895 saw New Prague grow from a population of 400 people to a bustling town of 1500. Mill employees, traveling salesmen, visiting mill executives and their families increased the demand for housing, stores and improvements in education. Business owners welcomed and catered to their new clientele. Mill executives built mansions for their families and employed many local residents as domestics. Locals who were fluent in both English and Bohemian, were hired as store clerks in shops along Main Street to make shopping easy for new and established customers.

In 1895, the business community began to respond to the changing population. J. F. Wrabek and F. M. Wrabek, publishers of The Times in 1895 reported in their publication, New Prague, Minnesota, Brief Sketches, History, Resources, Advantages and Business Men, that “New Prague had 1500 inhabitants and seven jewelry stores, six dress making parlors, four millinery shops, two tailor shops, two schools, three libraries, nine general stores, three lumberyards, three notions stores, two opera houses, four furniture stores, two photograph studios, four lunch counters, one carpet weaver, three meat markets, three public halls, two drug stores, one newspaper, one physician, thirteen societies, one dentist, one artist, one pisciculturist, two hotels and one bank.” In addition, there were “...nine saloons, one apiarist, one city hall, two churches, two breweries, five elevators, one creamery, one dye-house, one brick yard, two foundries, one pop factory, one refrigerator, three undertakers, one copper shop, one flour mill, three wagon shops, three harness shops, one cheese factory, one packing house, five cigar factories, two machine shops, one shingle factory, nine produce buyers, three hardware stores, one fire department, two shoemaker shops, four live stock buyers, three blacksmith shops, five insurance agents, one baker and confectioner, one watch maker, one brush and basket maker, seven painters and decorators, four sewing machinery dealers, two livery stables and dray lines and three Orchestras and brass bands.”

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EARLY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Inadequate roads made travel difficult for settlers to access supplies and services in New Prague. However, upon their arrival, settlers found store owners speaking the same language, understanding their customs, providing local and news of the outside world, and opportunities to socialize. Main Street began to develop into a major commercial center with Sunday becoming the major trade day, when the rural community came to town to attend church and do their shopping. The shopping district extended west to the “Old Jordan Road,” now Highway 21, and east past St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church and the slough that began at the edge of what is now the town park. Sunday shopping included a stroll up and down main street, reaching as far as “The Tin Jesus,” a castiron grave marker, which marked the eastern edge of town.

The business district near the railroad tracks and train depot became a popular destination having two general stores and a variety of additional businesses including a bowling alley, barbershop, outdoor dance pavilion, hotel, grain elevator, cigar factory, hardware store, farm implement outlet, livery, blacksmith shop, a creamery, and a millinery.

In 1895, there were three blacksmith shops along Main Street along with livery stables, harness makers and wagon shops. Frank Sticha & Frank Dvorak’s Blacksmith and Wagon Shop became the location of New Prague’s first automobile repair shop.

Women played an important role in business development along Main Street. Many women were instrumental in establishing businesses and had a reputation for being shrewd business owners. The Piesinger sisters owned and operated a drug store which catered to the mill families. In addition to their pharmacy, they had a gift counter stocked with luxury and upscale items. Milliners competed for customers by offering the latest in hat fashions. When the wives of mill executives wearing the latest hats from Paris were driven down Main Street by their chauffeurs, the milliners watched with curiosity as they passed. The milliners would run into their workroom and copy the hats before women leaving church rushed into their shops demanding a copy. Dressmakers, along with cigar makers, developed cottage industries in their homes. Even though cigar making was dominated by men, women in New Prague met the demand by making cigars. Women had learned cigar making in Bohemia. Fanny Funda and Mrs. Ballinger were two popular cigar makers in New Prague. “Grandma Ballinger” was able to support herself and her children after her husband died with her cigar shop, located along Main Street next door to the Hovorka Drug and General Store. Women were also involved in running saloons and general stores. “Grandma Topka” ran the saloon in the “Topka Block” and was known for her savvy business ability. “Grandma Tikalsky” became a legend in the business community after buying the “Topka Block” in 1919. After her husband died, she bought farms, buildings and became a successful business woman.

Businesses on Main Street to the east had more land to expand as the creek on the west prohibited expansion. General and dry goods stores had a saloon on the premises as socialization played a large part in welcoming and competing for customers. Along with saloons there were many barbershops that gave customers a shave, and an opportunity to bathe and socialize. In addition to the many saloons along Main Street, the second floor of many businesses had a dance hall. The Topka Hall, Remes Hall, Rybak Hall, and Opera House were popular destinations for dances, which afforded opportunities for people to meet and socialize. Religious holidays, weddings, club events and the 4th of July were also celebrated with dances. The Times reported in February of 1897 that “...the Ladies Society of St. Ann had an “Old Country Social” at Topka’s Hall, especially for the “old folks.” “ The Bag-Pipe Band of Mr. Tuma of Montgomery rendered the “old-fashioned music”.

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In January of 1899, everybody was cordially invited to attend a “Calico Apron Dance” to be given for the benefit of the New Prague Military Band at Topka’s Hall. Ladies were to enclose a sample of their aprons in an envelope along with 25 cents for admission. Outdoor dance pavilions were temporary structures erected on vacant lots, such as Pavek’s pavilion on the corner of Main Street and 1st Avenue Northwest, as well as behind the Rybak Hall, Remes Block, and Pany’s Saloon. Dances were also held at outdoor dance pavilions at Raven Stream, Roemer’s Woods and the Bruzek Woods.

CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

Music played an important role in Bohemian culture and lives of New Prague residents. Brass bands and button accordions played polkas and waltzes, favorite musical forms for dancing and singing. Musical groups played for house parties in rural areas. Brass bands traveled from town to town playing for special events. Bands popular in the New Prague area were the Smisek Band, Sery Band, Vondra Band, Kaisersott Band, Rynda Band, Lanesburgh Band, Union Hill Band, Komarek Band, and the Dalieden Orchestra. Brass bands would escort the deceased from the church to the cemetery and the bride from church to the dance halls along Main Street.

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The Opera House and Rybak home on the corner of Central Avenue North and 1st Street NE. The opera house was demolished in 1973.

Brass band accompanying funeral procession to the Czech. National Cemetery in New Prague. ca. 1914

New Prague had a Philharmonic Orchestra at the turn of the century. The orchestra performed in the Opera House under the direction of Professor J. J. Kovarik. Prof. Kovarik moved to New Prague in 1899 and accepted the music directorship at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church and parochial school. Prior to coming to New Prague, Prof. Kovarik was the musical director at the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Spillville, Iowa. Joseph Kovarik, Prof. Kovarik’s son, was principal violinist with the New York Harmonic Orchestra and secretary to Antonin Dvorak, the famous Bohemian composer who moved to New York City to become the director of the National Conservatory of Music. Noting that Antonin Dvorak was homesick, Joseph Kovarik invited him to visit his family in Spillville, Iowa. Dvorak spent the spring months in Spillville, then sent for his wife, her sister, a maid and his six children to join him for the remainder of the summer of 1893. Dvorak composed many famous important musical compositions while vacationing in Spillville.

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NEW PRAGUE PREPARES FOR THE 20TH CENTURY

BANKINGBanks were locally owned in the early years. The State Bank, formed in 1883, is the oldest and continually running bank in New Prague. The bank was founded as the Bank of New Prague with bankers from Shakopee, MN. Joseph Maertz Sr. and L. Schniederhan bought out the original stockholders except for M. Schreiner, who was one of the original stockholders from New Prague. The first bank was a one story building located on Main Street. In 1904, the bank was incorporated and renamed the State Bank of New Prague. In the same year a new building was erected, and later remodeled in 1925. The First National Bank, owned by the Thomas Topka family, was incorporated in 1903. The bank occupied the building built for his son, Joseph Topka, as a general store in 1898. A terra cotta facade replaced the original facade in 1922-1924. The First National Bank is on the Register of National Historic Places.

GENERAL STORES AND HARDWARE STORESGeneral stores and hardware stores served the community of New Prague along Main Street, making the town self-sufficient and convenient for shopping. In addition to the often included saloon, general stores sold clothing, crockery, stoves, lumber, fabric, notions, and groceries. Every store offered special features. The Maertz, Joach, and Vanasek hardware stores specialized in farm machinery and hardware. The Vanasek Hardware was known for moving structures to new locations. The Rybak Store specialized in clothing and groceries and the Mach “Daylight” Store specialized in serving the needs of women. Store owners and their families often lived above or behind their stores.

DRUG STORES AND HOSPITALSDrug stores have had a long and important role in serving the community. Even before J. J. Remes began his drug store in 1894, Joseph Horvorka ran a drug store in the same building. The “Lekarna Drug Store” painted sign on the west side of the building identified the business as an apothecary. “Lekarna” means apothecary in Bohemian. The Frank Mikiska Drug Store, constructed of brick from the Mikiska brickyard, was the earliest drug store in New Prague.

Prior to the first hospital being built, patients were treated by the physician in his office or in their homes. Babies were delivered at home by doctors or midwives. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harvey donated their family home in 1924 to the City of New Prague to be used as the first hospital. W. L. Harvey was an executive at International Milling. In 1923, the Harveys changed their residence and moved to Minneapolis. The hospital encouraged women to deliver their babies in the new hospital by giving them a free delivery. The City of New Prague built a new hospital in 1952.

BREWERIES AND SODA BOTTLING WORKSThe tradition of beer brewing in Bohemia started late in the first century. It wasn’t long before New Prague had two breweries, the first dating back to before 1880. Beer was delivered and stored in wooden barrels before bottling became popular. Tin pails of beer could be purchased at saloons and taken home, or delivered by horse to neighboring communities. Veseli, Montgomery and Jordan had competing breweries until the beginning of Prohibition in 1919.

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Soda pop was bottled in various locations in New Prague. The Joseph Lukes “Star Soda and Cider Bottling Works” was located on the corner of Main Street and Highway 21 in his home. The Rybak Bottling Works was adjacent to City Hall and bottled “The Seal of Minnesota” beverages. An additional soda bottling works was located one mile east of town on the Bill Cecka farm. Soda fountains were popular and found along Main Street at Penner’s, “Ma” Rybak’s Confectionery, The Remes Drug Store, The Green Goblin Cafe, Robert Kubes Confectionery, and Albert Bartyzal’s Saloon.

The Minar-Kokes Brewery ca. 1885

INDUSTRYThe New Prague Manufacturing Company, begun in 1889, was founded by F. J. Melounek. The foundry made iron window sills, thresholds, and lintels forged with the name of the foundry and date of manufacture. The business expanded over the years, manufacturing other products such as the hand cylinder press that the New Prague Times used. The foundry constructed and installed the first electric lighting system in New Prague as a private enterprise in 1896. The company also built the first telephone line in the community from Veseli to Heidelberg and Union Hill. The foundry was later the site of a Ford and Goodyear Dealership.

CHURCHESThe most noticeable building along Main Street is the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, built in 1907. The church, rectory, parochial school with later additions were built on property donated by Albert Vrtis, Frank Bruzek, Anton Philipp and Jan Bernas in 1861. The church has remained on the same site since 1868. The German Methodist and Presbyterian vhurches were small by comparison. The German Methodist Church was organized in 1862 and merged with the Presbyterian Church, built in 1900. The church was taken over by a Baptist congregation in 1923.

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MODERN INFRASTRUCTURES. A. Vopatek founded the New Prague Telephone Company in 1900. The city had telephone lines by 1891 connecting the Melounek Foundry, the Times office, the International Hotel and the Minneapolis & Saint Louis Railroad depot, Dr. Landenberger’s office, and the Mikiska Drug Store. In 1896, the city waterworks were completed, including water mains and a water tower. Elias Bruzek donated the land for the new water works. In 1896, a new sewer line was laid, and, by 1897, the city’s first light system was installed. Main Street was paved in 1939 and celebrated with a town celebration and parade.

VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTThe fire department was formed in1884 with twenty-seven volunteer firemen using water buckets and bucket brigades for putting out fires. A rash of town and rural fires initiated the digging of nine cisterns in the city to provide additional water for the fire department. The fire department has always been housed in the city hall, both the first, built in 1891, and in the second, when the building was razed and replaced by the present city hall in 1931.

Old City Hall and fire department ca. 1930

NEWSPAPERThe New Prague Times was founded in 1889 by W. H. Taylor, an eighteen year old man from Iowa. New Prague had two newspapers in 1912, with John L. Suel becoming the editor and publisher of the New Prague Times. After the Times office burned in 1916, the present New Prague Times building was constructed in 1917.

PUBLIC SCHOOLSThe education has played an important role in New Prague. In the earliest years, children attended school in the log home of Anton Philipp, where classes were taught by eighteen year old Mary Chalupsky. According to oral history, Mary was late for school one day and her father came to the Philipps’ home and took a switch to her in front of the children. The first public school was built behind the Topka Block, next to the alley. The log building, built in 1865, was approximately twenty feet wide and twelve feet long with two small

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windows and a handmade door. In 1873, a well for the school was dug east of the Topka Block. The second school, built in 1884, was a two story clapboard structure on the corner of Central Avenue South and First Street SW. The first two schools were a short distance from Main Street which gave children a ready made playground. The third school was built in 1903, housing the high school, elementary and a normal school, which trained teachers for two years. The first high school class graduated in 1907. A second high school was constructed in 1923.

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New Prague was affected by WW I and the Great Depression. During and immediately after WW I there was little growth with few new buildings constructed along Main Street. In addition, the decision to move the main office of the International Milling Company to Minneapolis caused additional economic problems for the business district. Many families associated with the mill also moved to the Twin Cities at this time. The Great Depression created additional economic woes for the community. However, businesses along Main Street survived with very few stores having to close. Main Street businesses have continued to occupy buildings constructed during the building boom of the 1890’s and early 1900’s. The reuse of buildings by business owners helped to preserve the historic district along Main Street. During the Depression, a new City Hall was constructed through the efforts of the PWA. The new city hall became a community center and facility for housing government offices, the fire department and police headquarters. The city was prepared to meet the WW II era in the 1940’s with locally owned businesses carrying on the tradition of an active Main Street business district.

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Postcard image of Main Street looking west. ca. 1945

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The City of New Prague has an important task of preserving the historic commercial buildings along Main Street. While conducting this survey, I found that each building and site on Main Street had a unique story to tell. Even though New Prague has a weekly newspaper recording the history of the city and rural community for over 125 years, there are many stories that only oral tradition has preserved, many of which have been included in the survey. Oral history has been a constant and important part of New Prague, dominated by ethnic traditions and language since 1856. Including these stories will, I feel, paint a broader picture of the town’s development.

New Prague’s Main Street continues to be a vital center of business. Some buildings retain their historic integrity while many do not. It is the responsibility of the city, business owners, and residents to recognize, encourage, and insure the survival of this district. The City’s 2010 mission statement needs to be enforced. To “maintain a unique identity by recognizing its heritage while providing opportunities for residents to share and enjoy both rural and urban lifestyles,” of which completing this survey takes important first steps in preserving the historic district. In addition, the Central Business District Design and Sign Guidelines, prepared by the New Prague Planning Commission and adopted by the New Prague City Council, September 7, 2010, needs to be continually reinforced and revisited. With many historic small towns and communities near the Twin Cities trying to develop a downtown to participate in the tourism economy, New Prague has a main street ready for preservation.

The main street of New Prague symbolizes and communicates a sense of identity. People visiting our city enjoy the small town atmosphere and charm of our main street. Too often, historic business districts are ignored and destroyed by businesses vacating and moving away from the center. The movement of businesses to the east along Highway 19 is happening in New Prague and contributes to the shifting the business core. The city needs to be aware of the importance of maintaining a vibrant downtown. My hope is that this survey will also serve to enlighten the community and town leaders to our unique history and encourage preservation of the historic commercial core along Main Street.

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The Sanborn Insurance Company Fire Maps, City of New Prague, 1887-1931

The New Prague Times, August 27, 1931 Diamond Jubilee Edition 1856-1931

The New Prague Times, June 28, 1956 Centennial Edition 1856-1956

The New Prague Times, September 7. 1939 Golden Jubilee Edition 1889-1939

F. M. Wrabek and J. F. Wrabek, New Prague, Minnesota, Brief Sketches of It’s History, and Resources, Advan-tages and Business Men, The New Prague Times, 1895.

Rev. Robert Dobihal, History of St. Wenceslaus Parish, 1857-1957, Suel Printing Co. New Prague, MNThe New Prague Times, Portraits of our Past, New Prague 1856-2006

Dr. Thomas Kajer, They Ate From One Bowl, 2006

Herbert Gottfried and Jan Jennings, American Venacular, Buildings and Interiors, 1870-1960, W. W. Norton Co. Inc. New York and London, 2009

Patrick Smith, City of New Prague Historical Context Study, Smith and Main Ile, December, 2013

Oral Interviews: George and Louise Parkos, Anne Juni, Paul Komarek, Loretta Musil, Rose Dobihal, Tom Top-ka, Helen Topka, Rose Layne, Ginny Mahowald, and Elsa Kajer. All are former and present residents of New Prague, interviewed as part of The New Prague Area Historical Society Oral History Initiative 1976-2015

John Wrabek, “The Grist,” International Milling Company Newsletter, January 1934

Pioneer Stories as related by Czech Residents, Abstracted and Translated from Hospodar (Farmer)Periodical, 15 February 1912, Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International, St. Paul, MN 2003

Cover Photo: Postcard image of Main Street looking east. ca. 1914

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Thomas Svobodny left Bohemia and came to Americain 1867. When he arrived in New Prague after “walkingthrough endless woods” from Jordan, “there was no church, and the rectory was like a cottage in Bohemia. There were two stores, Merz [sic] had a hardware such as could easily be carried on a wagon and Simek had a general store. The post office was a little wooden building, and it was named Oral. Mr. F. Vrabek [sic] was the postmaster. But I can tell you, the people were very happy and neighborly to each other back then.”

– February 15, 1912

22438 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Tom Kubes LiveryPresent use: Hanzel Furniture RestorationOwner and address:Robert Hanzel - New PragueDate of construction: 1909Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition:GoodPin # 23.003.0620

History: Horses were stabled in the basement walkout level and brought to the first floor on a ramp harnessed to buggies for customers to rent. The livery interior has original flooring, braces, and beams. Originally, the site was owned by J. Bernas in 1860, occupied by the T. Suchomel grist mill in 1881, the Simmer Eclipse Flour Mill in1881, and the E. E. Bean & Mallery Flour Mill in 1892. The Simmer Mill burned in 1895.

Approximate dimensions: 30’ X 60’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 - walkout and hayloftFoundation: Stone with concrete block replacements on west, east and north Cladding: MetalRoof type and materials: Gable with metalChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: South walkout entry with double doors, main street entrance on the north,. Fenestration of eight basement windows on the east, hay loft door on the north with eight window bays on the first level of east elevation. Two window bays on north elevation framing step-up main entranceNotable exterior features: False fronted facade with hay loftAdditions and alterations: North street level double doors removedOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Adjoins vacant lot on the west. Sloping lot to the south along creek and wooded landscape.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR: Further Research

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Historic use: Star Pop and Cider Bottling WorksPresent use: Tattoo ParlorOwner and address:Eric & Adam Will - Elko, MNDate of construction: 1905Architectural style: Late 19th c. ResidentialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.003.0600

History: Joseph Lukes built the building for the “Star Soda and Cider Bottling Works” conducted in the basement. The building also served as the Lukes family residence. The bottling works moved to this site after the Simmer Eclipse Flour Mill burned in 1895. Wagons accessed the factory to load pop crates on the west and exited on the east.

Approximate dimensions: 30’ X 24’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Stone and poured concrete - dirt floorCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: One chimney with walled dormers on the north and south elevationsOpenings, fenestration: First level east Main entry, west service entry, south walkout entry Fan arched windows with cement sills. Large triple window bay on east with small window for stairway landing. Flat fan window on the walkout level of east elevationNotable exterior features: Decorative brickwork, wood fish scale shakes on dormers with fan arched windows on second floor and lower level window bays.Additions and alterations: Original porch replaced using original piersOrientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Sloping lot to the south along creek and wooded landscape. Close orientation to Main Street on the north.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR: Further research

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26410 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: MotelPresent use: Hollow Point Firearms Owner and address:Mediterranean Properties-LLCWayzata, MNDate of construction: 2005Architectural style: Commercial RevivalArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.640.0050

History: Site of the John Hamer Residence. A blacksmith shop was located on the west at the intersection of Highways 13 and 21 before Highway 13 was constructed. The present bridge crossing the creek at the inter-section replaced a stone arch bridge constructed in the 1860’s.

Approximate dimensions: 30’ X 100’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Concrete slabCladding: Brick and Hardie BoardRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main office entrances on the north and south with two service entrances on the south elevation. Four office suite entrances on the west of first level, and six entrances on second level with a deck running the full length of the second level to access motel rooms. Eight second floor window bays on the east elevation.Notable exterior features: False fronted brick facadeAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: Corner of Main Street West and Highway #13Outbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking parallel to first level office suites on the westComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR: Not eligible

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28408 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

History: The Maertz General Stores were built by Joseph Maertz and C. J. Maertz, and served as an anchor for the west commercial district. Adjoining buildings housed the Renner Store (1892), the Pany Saloon and bowling alley, a hotel and the Mamer & Deutsch Hardware Store. In 1920 the bowling lanes were constructed and the building became known as West End Bowling.

Historic use: Maertz General StorePresent use: Chameleon’s DeliOwner and address: Mary Zard - New PragueDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: Late 19th c. Commercial Architectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.640.0040

Approximate dimensions: 50’ X 102’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with second floor apartmentFoundation: Stone with brick floorCladding: Handmade brick from the Joseph Bisek BrickyardRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Fenestration of three segmented arch windows with stone sills on north elevation with recessed main entrance. Outdoor stairway accessing the second floor apartment on the west elevation. Service entrances on the south and west elevations. Notable exterior features: Segmented arch windows and large display windows framing entranceAdditions and alterations: Bowling alley was added to the south of the building in 1920. The parapet has been removed, lowered and replaced with cement block.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: GarageLandscape features: Located across the street from the creekComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

29408 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

“Farm Machinery Day” on Main Street in front of the F. J. “Maertz Block” ca. 1915. Buildings left to right: Maertz Hotel, Pany Bowling Alley, Pany Saloon, F. J. Maertz and F. Renner General Stores. Farm machinery was unloaded from trains to be viewed by the rural community.

F. J. Maertz Block ca. 1910

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31404 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Liquor StorePresent use: West End LiquorOwner and address:Jeff Picka - New PragueDate of construction: 1955Architectural style:QuonsetArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition:GoodPin # 23.640.0030

History: Peter and Ruth Yackely built the building as a liquor store. The site was part of the Maertz Block that consisted of the Maertz General Store, Pany saloon, bowling alley, the Mamer & Deutsch Hardware Store, Pany dance pavilion, Excelsior Flour Mill, and Charles Mickus Creamery.

Approximate dimensions: 40’ X 30’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Concrete blockRoof type and materials: Quonset with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: South service entrance, main entrance with large display window bays on the north elevation Notable exterior features: Quonset roof with membraneAdditions and alterations: 40’ X 20’ additionOrientation, general setting: Middle of commercial blockOutbuildings: Storage shed on the south Landscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Bohnsack Appliance StorePresent use: Skluzacek Meat Market Owner and address:Eric Skluzacek - New PragueDate of construction: 1972Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition:GoodPin # 23.640.0010

History: Built by Charles and Gay Bohnsack. Site was originally occupied by the Mamer & Deutsch Hardware Store and Hotel. The hotel was located across the tracks from the train depot to the west and moved to the site in 1890 . The Excelsior Milling Co. and the Charles Mickus Separator Co. & Creamery were located to the south of the hotel and hardware store.

Approximate dimensions: 30’ X 100’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement slab on gradeCladding: MetalRoof type and materials: Gable with metalChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: South and east service entrances, with main entrance on the north elevation. Symmetrical fenestration of two window bays on north framing the main entrance. Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the east next to railroad tracksComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: International Milling Co.Present use: Miller Milling Co.Owner and address: Miller Milling Company - Minneapolis, MNDate of construction: 1896Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0590

History: F. A. Bean completed the construction of the A-Mill and Maintenance building in 1896. The mill complex occupies the Houdek farm site. The mill yard was the site of the Bitcek Lumber Yard and the F. Nicolin Flour Mill and furniture store. In 1887, the town “calaboose” was located on the site. After F. A. Bean left Faribault in 1892, he rented with J. H. Mallery, the vacant Simmer Eclipse Mill located along the creek west of the mill. The mill began operation in 1896 after the A-Mill was completed. F. A. Bean came to New Prague bankrupt. Bean took up residence in the International Hotel and to show his appreciation to local investors and W. S. Broz who ran the hotel at that time, he named his new mill The International Milling Company. “Seal of Minnesota” was the name of the flour milled in New Prague.

Approximate dimensions: A-Mill; 62’ X 44’ Maintenance Shop; !00’ X 80’ Cleaning House; 47’ X 32’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: A-Mill; 6 stories Maintenance Shop; 2 stories Cleaning House; 6 storiesFoundation: StoneCladding: Brick and metalRoof type and materials: GableChimneys: Concrete smokestack; 1920Openings, fenestration: Fan arched windows with brick sills; A-Mill and Maintenance ShopNotable exterior features: Parapet brick detail on A-Mill and Maintenance building. Fan arched window bays and entrances on all elevations.Additions and alterations: 1910 Mill Office razed, brick double garage razed, copper razed, tennis courts razed and water tower razed. Orientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: B-Mill 1977, Cleaning House 1930, Head House 1910, Warehouse 1970-1983, Daylight Packing 1960, Rye Storage 1983, Packing Building 1977.Landscape features: Parking on the east and southComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Eligible

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View of the International Milling Company mill ponds and company tennis courts. Westerman Lumber Company lumber yard on bottom left. ca. 1940

Postcard image of The International Milling Company with the A-Mill and Maintenance buildings, office, water tower, garage and smoke stack. ca. 1940

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38201 2 n d Av e n u e S W - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: John Proshek Lumber Co.Present use: Mach Lumber Co. Owner and address:Paul Kratochvil Prop. LLC - New PragueDate of construction: 1910Architectural style: Late 19th c. ResidentialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.675.0100

History: Third lumberyard built by John Proshek. The first Proshek Lumberyard was located on the corner of1st Street Southwest and 1st Avenue South. The second location was on the corner of 1st Street Southwest, next to Proshek home. The lumber office occupies a home that was moved to the site in 1910 from south of New Prague, on the old Montgomery Road (1st Avenue South). A contract was awarded by the U.S. Government during WW II to make wooden crates for shipping military equipment. The shipping crates were constructed in the lumberyard storage building, connected to the east of the office. Ted Proshek’s Electric Shop was located on the second floor of the building. The Mach family owned the lumberyard from 1950-2006.

Approximate dimensions: Office building; 20’X28’ NW Storage buildings; 104 ’X 18’ and 96 ’X 20’’ NE storage; 88 ’ X 18’ Shop; 10 ’X 48’ East Storage; 47’ X 18’ and 56’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Cement block and slab on gradeCladding: Wood clap sidingRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the west, south yard entrance with double hung window bays on the west, south and north elevations. Second floor window bays have been boarded. Notable exterior features: Residential architecture with flat wall dormers on the west elevationAdditions and alterations: Entrance to office changed from the corner to the west elevation. Orientation, general setting: West and north, across from The International Milling complexOutbuildings: Lumber storage buildingsLandscape features: Drive through entrances to yard on the east and westComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/204 | NR - Not eligible

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40107 2 n d Av e n u e S W - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Klondike SaloonPresent use: ResidenceOwner and address:CZECH LAND III LLC - Caroline Amplatz - New PragueDate of construction: 1897Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: ExcellentPin # 23.675.0030

History: Joseph Wrabek built the “Klondike” as a saloon and hotel for traveling salesmen and mill employees. The saloon had a salesmen sample room and separate buildings to house the kitchen and livery stable for horses and buggies, east of the saloon and hotel. The Klondike became the residence of the Elmer Barta Family in 1949-2000. John Schumacher remodeled the building and added the three car bays and second floor for studio space.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X 26’ Attached garage; 45’ X 22’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: StoneCladding: Brick and cement rusticated concrete block on the garage.Roof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the west, patio entrance on the east, and garage entrance on the west. Fenestration of four segmented fan arch windows with iron sills on the second floor of the west elevation. Six flat fan arch windows with iron sills on the east and west elevations of the second floor. Four double window bays above the garage on the west elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with parapet brick detail, pilasters and belt courseAdditions and alterations: West exterior entrance to second floor removed, entrance to main level restored to original height exposing iron pilasters, window bays on the west of first level have been reduced. Attached 3 bay garage with second floor studio space and fenestration of four window bays on the west elevation with two windows on the south. Walled patio added to the north and east.

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The Klondike Saloon and Hotel ca.1900

Orientation, general setting: WestOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Adjoins vacant lot and parking on the north. Across the street from the The International Milling complexComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Further Research

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Historic use: Hotel BrozPresent use: Hotel BrozOwner and address: CZECH LAND III LLC - Caroline AmplatzNew PragueDate of construction: 1898Architectural style: Georgian RevivalArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: ExcellentPin # 23.675.0030

History: The Georgian Revival Hotel was constructed by W. S. Broz in 1898. Broz ran the International Hotel to the east of the Broz Hotel prior to building the hotel. The hotel was designed by Cass Gilbert and/or John Rachac who was the primary draftsman and assistant to Cass Gilbert. John Rachac was born in New Prague and moved to St. Paul, MN where he became associated with Cass Gilbert. At the same time the Minnesota State Capitol building was being constructed, Rachac traveled to New Prague numerous times to supervise the construction of the hotel and to meet with friends. A photograph of New Prague was included in the cornerstone of the Minnesota State Capitol building. Debate continues among architectural historians as to whether Rachac or Gilbert designed the hotel. Rachac completed the Supreme Court building in Washington D.C. after Gilbert died. A brass plaque on the Supreme Court building recognizes Rachac’s involvement in the completion of the Supreme Court build-ing. Local architecture historians attribute the design of the hotel to John Rachac.

The hotel primarily served traveling salesman. Salesman would arrive Monday on the train and set up their samples and merchandise in the hotel’s sample room on the east side of the lobby. The hotel was originally in the shape of an U. The open space of the hotel was made into a garden for the family. Broz and his family lived in the southwest corner of the hotel, next to the kitchen, being that the kitchen was under the supervision of Broz’s daughter and husband. The kitchen specialized in chicken dinners. Broz constructed a brick chicken coop to the south of the hotel. When patrons ordered a chicken dinner, the kitchen staff would dress and serve a chicken retrieved from the chicken coop. The hotel was a popular gathering and meeting place for the business community for many years. John and Nancy Schumacher purchased the hotel in 1974 and developed the hotel into the first “Romantic Inn” in the United States and a landmark in southern Minnesota.

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Approximate dimensions: 98’ X 48’Plan type: UNumber of stories: 2Foundation: StoneCladding: Red brick facade and Chaska brick on the east, west and south elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: Original kitchen chimney on the westOpenings, fenestration: Two service entries on the south with an emergency entrance on the west. Basement entry on the south. Segmented fan arch windows with fan lights and keystones on the east and west second floor elevations. Symmetrical fenestration of six segmented fan arch windows with fan lights and key- stones on the north elevation above the porch framing a Palladian entry with segmented fan arch window with keystone and lights, accessing the porch. Rectangular flat fan windows on the first floor of north, east, south and west elevations. Symmetrical fenestration of six flat fan window bays on the north elevation. Large Palladian window set on the south elevation. Notable exterior features: Georgian Revival Facade with Doric colonnaded porch, railing, cornice with dentil molding, flag pole, and metal name plate, “Hotel Broz - 1898.” Additions and alterations: A ballroom with rooftop patio dining has been added to the open space of the U. The Doric columned porch, balustrades, dentil molding, cornice, and facade have been restored. The pierced brick balustrade and metal cornice have been restored along with the round arch metal name plate. The Lalla Tailor shop originally occupied the southwest corner of the adjoining Mach Daylight General Store and was partially reconstructed to link the hotel and the annex to the hotel, on the west elevation.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Registered

Hotel Broz ca. 1920

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462121/2 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Mach “Daylight” General StorePresent use: Broz Hotel AnnexOwner and address:CZECH LAND III LLC -Caroline Amplatz, New PragueDate of construction: 1911Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.675.0030

History: The building was constructed by J. W. Mach to house the “Daylight” Grocery and Dry Goods Store in 1911. The store replaced the Lalla Tailor Shop. A blacksmith and harness shop, and a barber shop occupied the site before the tailor shop. The Mach store is connected to the Hotel with a partial one story reconstruction of the Lalla Tailor Shop facade, on the north. The Lalla Tailor Shop, built in 1880, had a step-up double door entrance framed by two large display windows and porch roof extension. The Lalla building reconstruction has been incorporated into the south handicap entrance to the hotel on the north elevation.

Approximate dimensions: 98’ X 48’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: StoneCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 6 non-functioning chimneysOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the east, south service entry. The west entry is connected to the Hotel Broz handicap entry on the southNotable exterior features: Facade with brick detail on the parapetAdditions and alterations: The main entry was moved to the east from the original step up recessed entry on the north. The alley separating the Hotel Broz and the Mach store is now occupied by a reconstruction of the Lalla Tailor Shop.. The brick has been restored on the north and south elevations, along with a new brick veneer placed on the west and east elevations. Quoins of contrasting brick have been added to the chimneys and corners of the building. The parapet brickwork is original on the north facade. A course of Kasota plinth stones for the water table has been restored or replaced.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the south Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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48138 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Fahey Realty Present use: Edina RealtyOwner and address:Terry Fahey - New PragueDate of construction: 1987Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition:GoodPin # 23.480.0340

History: The building was built by Terry Fahey in 1987 for his real estate business. The building is on the site of the Hadac Independent Meat Market ca. 1919 and razed in 1960. Site of a blacksmith and harness shop 1887, dwelling 1892, vacant 1899, meat market 1904-1911 and the Hadac Meat Market with vacant lot on the corner.

Approximate dimensions: 40’ X 28’Plan type: Rectangle Number of stories: 1Foundation: Cement blockCladding: Stucco and brickRoof type and materials: Hip with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrances on the north and west with window bays on the south, east, west and south elevations. Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: Parking on the southOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: None Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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50136 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Barta AppliancePresent use:Smile Dental Office Owner and address:Dr. Greg Dvorak -New PragueDate of construction: 1960Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0335

History: Built by Elmer Barta for additional floor space to The Barta Appliance Store that occupied the International Hotel, built in 1880. The dental office occupies the site of the International Hotel sample room and the Heinke and Borak Meet Market ca. 1898.

Approximate dimensions: Original building; 47’ X 24’ Addition; 38’ X 24’ Entry; 17’ X 24’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Concrete slab on grade Cladding: Cement block with brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north elevation with service entrances on the east and south elevations. Asymmetrical fenestration of large display windows on the north elevation, west of the main entrance.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: Addition to the south and front entranceOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the eastComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

51136 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Left to Right; The Jelinek Barbershop & Laundry Baths, the Mach General Store and the International Hotel. ca. 1900

The J. W. Mach family in front of the Mach General Store. ca. 1910

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Historic use: Ray Mahowald’s Garage and Auto DealershipPresent use: Snap Fitness, Trends andTreasures and Online AuctionsOwner and address:Dick Zweber and HaroldMcMahon - New PragueDate of construction: 1928Architectural style: Period CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: GoodPin# 23.480.0330

History: Built by Ray Mahowald in 1928 to house his Plymouth Dodge and Chrysler dealership. The site was occupied by the J. Mach General Store 1887, the Sykora and Jelinek Barbershop & Laundry Baths 1889, cigar factory 1904, and milk depot in 1911. McMahon’s Snyder Drug replaced the garage in 1961.

Approximate dimensions: 24’ X 125’ Storage Addition; 24’ X 35’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Cement block with brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entry on the north facing Main Street, service entries on the east and south. Three large window bays on the north elevation with a drive-up window on the south.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: Crenelated facade has been reduced with wood detail. Garage doors have been removed, and original window bays replaced and footprint altered.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Paved parking lot on the east, west and southComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 NR - Not eligible

54130 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Ray Mahowald’s Auto Garage. Pictured left to right: George Zvanovec, M. Schanus, Len Flicek, Mike Zvanovec, Firestone Salesman, Ray Mahowald. ca. 1947

Ray Mahowald’s Auto Garage Interior. Pictured left to right: Firestone Salesman,George Zvanovec, Len Flicek, Mike Zvanovec, M. Schanus, Joseph Musil, Ray Mahowald. ca. 1947

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Historic use: Ed Meskan Auto GaragePresent use: Jennifer Busch Photo, Salon de BeauteOwner and address:Dick Zweber and Harold McMahon - New PragueDate of construction: 1956Architectural style: QuonsetArchitectural integrity: Fair General condition: FairPin# 23.480.0300

History: The original site of a log building and Edward Rachac and Frank Meskan homes. Mary Meskan had a millinery and dress shop in her home, next to the Sery General Store and Saloon. The Sery building housed the first Slavik Furniture Store before moving across Main Street.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X 40’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Cement blockRoof type and materials: Quonset with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Two business entries on the north and one service entry on the south. Notable exterior features: Quonset roofAdditions and alterations: Windows and garage doors have been replaced with cement blockOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the north, south and west of building, The building is adjacent to an alley on the south.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Minnesota Valley Natural Gas CompanyPresent use: Edward Jones Owner and address:Josh Miller - New PragueDate of construction: 1947Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0290

History: The building was constructed for the Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Company in 1947. The site was first developed in 1866 and included dwellings for the Mikiska, Victoria, Broash, Wrabek, Mathias Remes, Bitcek, and Komarek families. An agricultural Implement business occupied the site between 1887 and 1911.

Approximate dimensions: 70’ X 24’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Cement block with brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entry on the north elevation with a service entry on the south elevation. Symmetrical fenestration of large display windows on the north elevetion with recessed entry bays.Notable exterior features: Brick facade with large display windows Additions and alterations: Window bays on the west have been blockedOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot and alley on the south.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not Eligible

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60120 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

History: The first telephone exchange, owned by S. Vopatek, was housed on the second floor when the telephone lines arrived in 1900. The Kritta Cigar Factory occupied the building in 1910 along with the Alex Jelinek, Felix Jelinek, Willard Jelinek, and William Seykora Barbershops.

Approximate dimensions: 24’ X’ 17’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with three rooms on the second floorFoundation: StoneCladding: MetalRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Step-up main entry on the north with a service door on the south elevation. Symmetrical fenestration of three window bays on the second floor with two display windows framing the main entrance on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: False fronted facade with cornice pediment and string course above main entrance.Additions and alterations: Large display windows removed and replaced with two small window baysOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: Storage shed on the southLandscape features: Vacant lot to the eastComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Further Research

Historic use: Jelinek Barber Shop and Telephone OfficePresent use: VacantOwner and address: Brenda Gardner ET AL New PragueDate of construction: 1890Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0280

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Historic use: Saloon, Hotel, Dance HallPresent use: Pauly’s PubOwner and address:INNISFREE LLC c/oJoe Geiger - New PragueDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: PoorPin # 23.480.0270

History: Mathias Remes built and conducted a saloon, dance hall and hotel 1887-1892. Henry Heinen operated the saloon, hotel and dance hall until 1899 when the building became the Central Hotel and Saloon 1899-1910. The Nickolay Saloon and dance hall occupied the building until 1940 when the Hurryback Saloon occupied the building. Arly Wood’s Bar, Schnieder’s Bar, Brandel’s Bar and Hotel, Red Lion, Albombo’s, Bombo’s and Pauly’s Pub were successive occupants of the building. The second floor dance hall was accessed by exterior stairways on the east and south elevations along with an interior stairway. High school basketball teams used the hall for games until a new high school was built in1923.

Approximate dimensions: 27’ X 72’ Addition; 50’ X 25’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with three second floor apartmentsFoundation: Partial stone foundation Cladding: StuccoRoof type and materials: Gable with Hip (Jerkin head) with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entry on the north with east and south service entrances. Second floor entrance accessed on the south by outdoor stairway. Symmetrical fenestration of two double window bays on the second floor. Window bays to the east and west of the main entry facing Main Street.Notable exterior features: False fronted FacadeAdditions and alterations: Addition on the south. Second floor dance hall reconfigured into three apartments. Wood Mansard overhang above recessed main entry. Balcony removed on the south elevation above main entrance.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the south, alley on the east with a vacant lot on the westComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

63114 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

The New Prague Auto Club preparing for a motor trip to the Le Sueur County fair grounds in the spring of 1911. The automobiles are lined up on Main Street looking west. Left to Right; The Sticha & Dvorak Blacksmith Shop, Wagon Shop and auto garage, Remes Meat Market, “Remes Block” dance hall with saloon, and the Jelinek Barber Shop. The New Prague Auto Club began in 1911, the same year that theMinnesota AAA Auto Club was formed.

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Historic use: Remes Meat MarketPresent use: New Prague FloralOwner and address:Kathy Chlan and Kathy Lapic New PragueDate of construction: 1915Architectural style: Early 20th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0240

History: E. F. Remes & Co. built the Remes General Store and Meat Market on the site in 1883-1915. The 1915 building replaced the two story Remes General Store. The site was occupied by a series of butchershops including, Albert Janda & Pesek, Janda & Kopet, Henry Mamer, Ted Franz, Willis Cooan, and George Reis. The NP Times used the basement of the building as a print shop after the New Prague Timesbuilding burned in 1916.

Approximate dimensions: 86’ X 38’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Stone and Concrete blockCladding: Glazed white brick on facade with marble apron. Brick on south, east and west elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entry on north with original display windows and glass block transom above the display windows. Service entry on the south.Notable exterior features: White glazed brick facade with recessed step-up entrance. Facade with crenelated parapet, large display windows below glass block transom. “Remes” name plate framed by gray and white hexagon tiles on the step- up entry floor.Additions and alterations: Step-up meat cutting room added on the south.Orientation, general setting: North in middle of block next to alley on the west. Parking on the south.Outbuildings; NoneLandscape features: Adjacent to an alley on the west with parking and alley on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Further Research

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67110 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Tony Dvorak’s FoodlandPresent use: Radio ShackOwner and address:Round Bank - New PragueDate of construction: 1947Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0230

History: A dwelling and barber shop occupied the site in 1887. The site was later occupied by Gus Sticha & Frank Dvorak’s wagon and blacksmith shop. An auto garage occupied the site in 1911. Ray Mahowald’s Garage occupied the building until 1928. Tony Dvorak’s Foodland replaced the garage in 1947-1969.

Approximate dimensions: 46’ X 80’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with partial second floor on the west used for grocery storageFoundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Brick facade and concrete blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membrane Chimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north with service entrance on the south. Fenestraiton of large display windows framing the main entrance on the north elevationNotable exterior features: FacadeAdditions and alterations: Alterations to facadeOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the south next to the alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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69106 M a i n S t re e t We s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Skluzacek’s Five and DimePresent use: China RoyalOwner and address: Quin Huang - New PragueDate of construction: 1956Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0220

History: Built by W. J. Skluzacek as a Variety Store in 1956. The property was owned by Bazil and Kallal and extended from 1st Street South to Zak’s Blacksmith and Harness Shop on the east,1887-1919. Additional occupants; George Kocina’s Garage, George Kuzelka’s Variety Store and the Sears Catalogue Store.

Approximate dimensions: 28’ X 80’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Slab on grade Cladding: Cement block with brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recesssed main entry with air lock on the north elevation with service entrance on the south. Large display windows on the north with double hung windows on the south framing the service entrance.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: Middle of the blockOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the south next to alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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History: H. H. Heinen built the building for his Dry Goods Store in 1899. Adolph Sachs and Albert Rynda established a hardware store in the building in 1919. The site was owned by Kalal and Meyer in 1883. The Anton Zak’s Blacksmith and Harness Shop occupied the site in 1887. In 1892, a barbershopoccupied the site before the dry goods store was constructed.

Historic use: Heinen Dry Goods Present use: VacantOwner and address:Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1899Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0210

Approximate dimensions: 35’ X 90’ Elevator shaft addition; 9’ X 12’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with retail space on the second floor with stairway and atriumFoundation: Stone Cladding: Red brick facade with Chaska brick on the east, west and south elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entry on the north and service entry with double doors on the south. Symmetrical fenestration of one round fan arched window symmetrically placed between four large flat fan second floor window bays with pressed metal lintels and iron sills on the north elevation. North symmetrical recessed entry with large display windows framing entry. Glass block transom above the display windows. Elevator door at ground level of south elevation next to double door service entrance. Notable exterior features: Beaux Arts pressed metal frieze below the cornice with festoon motifs. Finials on corners of cornice. Glass block transom above display windows. “Sachs & Rynda Hardware” sign in wood relief on the facade.Additions and alterations: Street level double doors removedOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: Storage buildings on the southLandscape features: Parking on the south next to alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Eligible

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Historic use: SaloonPresent use: Corner BarDate of Construction:1897Owner and address:MKNB INC - Marian Nelson, New PragueArchitectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0200

History: Mathies and Catherine Pavek owned the site in 1883. The Suchomel Dry Goods Store occupied the building until 1897, followed by Albert Chalupsky ‘s California Wine House, Frank Barta’s Saloon, Krejce’s Saloon, Merlin Krohn’s Corner Bar, and Willard Hoheisel’s Bar.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X 22’ Additions; 20’ X 10’ and 20’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with second floor vacant apartmentFoundation: Stone and concrete block Cladding: Chaska brick facade and stucco on the east and south elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entry on the north with a second entrance on the east. Service entrance on the south. Symmetrical fenestration of three fan arched window bays on the north and east elevations with iron sills. Notable exterior features: Facade with crenelated parapet, cornice brick detail with finials. Decorative brick detail on the facade with interrupted vertical brick pilasters dividing the facade into three recessed planes framing three fan arched windows. Pilasters at intervals on the east elevation. Brick cornice with name plate, “1897.” Additions and alterations: Bay window removed on the east elevation of the second floor with door replacing the bay window opening.Orientation, general setting: North with alley on the south. Corner of Main Street and Central Avenue SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Further Research

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History: The Rybak Block housed a grocery store, saloon and clothing store. T. F. Rybak built and operated a clothing store on the west side of the building replacing a vacant lot. The dance hall was added above the building in 1890. Dinners were served in the dance hall for special events.

102 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: The Rybak BlockPresent use: Bargain Betty’sOwner and address:Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1890Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: PoorPin # 23.480.0210

Approximate dimensions: 73’ X 45’ Addition; 49’ X 45’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with dance hall on the second floor and rental office spaceFoundation: StoneCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Mansard roof - flat with membraneChimneys: 2 brick chimneysOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north and entrance to the dance hall on the west elevation. One entrance on the west has been blocked. Fenestration of three flat fan arched windows on the north of second floor framing one segmented fan arch window symmetrically placed with between two pairs of fan arch windows with iron sills and pointed iron lintels. The large fan arch window was lowered, as it was used by bands to access a balcony. Brass bands entertained pedestrians and welcomed patrons to the dance hall from the balcony. Five window bays with iron sills and lintels on the west between brick pilasters. Entrance on the southwest corner of 1940 grocery store addition and one service door on the south has been blocked. Fenestration of large display windows on the north elevation framing the main entrance and two elevated windows on the west elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with “M. Rybak” name plate in brick relief. Metal cornice and metal fascia running below the eaves on the north and west elevations

76102 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

The “Rybak Block” on the corner of Main Street and Central Avenue South. The Savoy Theatre beganshowing movies in the dance hall on the second floor before 1917. ca. 1910

Additions and alterations: The cylindrical tower with conical roof has been removed on the Southwest corner along with an arched step-up corner entrance. The main entrance has been changed with the addition of large display windows on the north elevation.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Corner of Main Street and Central AvenueComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR Recommendation - Further Research

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78104 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Rybak Grocery StorePresent use: Downtown SoundOwner and address:Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1878Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0130

History: First store of the Rybak Block built by Mathias Rybak in 1878. Albert Rybak operated a saloon and general store in the building. The building was connected and opened to the general store on the west (the larger ,adjoining building on the corner, shown above) after the second building was constructed The buildings were connected with a dance hall over the west addition. A mansard roof was added above the Rybak building on the west.

Approximate dimensions: 26’ X 70’ Addition; 26’ X 48’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with storage and dance hall on second floor with office rentalFoundation: StoneCladding: Brick with cement block additionRoof type and materials: Flat roof with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main Street entrance on the north and service entrance on the south with second floor entry with two flat fan arch windows and exterior stairway. Fenestration of three segmented fan arch windows with stone sills on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: Metal cornice running the full length of the two Rybak Block structures. Fan arch windows framed by pilastersAdditions and alterations: Interior opening connecting the two Rybak buildings has been removed making two retail spaces. Transom and decorative metal cornice detail has been removed. Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Further Research

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The “Rybak Block” looking west ca. 1900. The first Rybak building is on the far left.

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81106 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Remes Drug Store Present use: Domino’s PizzaOwner and address: Randy Kubes - New Prague Date of construction: 1896Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0120

History: Mrs. J. Bastyr’s Millinery shared the building with a saloon in 1904. Rose Maruska operated a millinery and chocolate shop until 1927, when J. J. Remes purchased the building from Frank Maruska. The second floor housed an apartment and later doctor’s offices. The building site was occupied by John Landenberger’s insurance office before 1904..

Approximate dimensions: 37’ X 50’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with one apartment on the second floorFoundation: Stone with dirt floor - basement accessed by outdoor cellar doorCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main Street entrance on the north elevation, second floor apartment entrance on the north elevation via covered stairway. Service entrance to the second floor on the south elevation. Large bay window on the second floor with large picture window on the north elevation. One window bay on the south of 2nd floor.Notable exterior features: Facade with bay window including pressed metal festoons on the window apron and pressed metal lintel.

82106 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

.Additions and alterations: The cornice has been lowered Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of the block with parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Further Research

The second Remes Drug Store, on the right and second to the left next to the Rybak general store. ca. 1912

The Granada Theatre, fomerly the Savoy Theatreca. 1945

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84108 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Millinery and Clothing StorePresent use: Patty’s Place Inc.Owner and address: Randy Kubes-New PragueDate of construction: 1880Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0110

History: Built for the Melounek Blacksmith Shop in 1883. Occupied by the Maruska Blacksmith Shop and RoseTuma Maruska Millinery Shop 1887-1919. The A. J. Tuma and J. Hanzel Implement Shop located their business behind the blacksmith shop in 1892 . The A. F. Heinen & Tyra Clothing Store occupied thebuilding from 1918-1962. The Jeff Jelinek Men’s Store occupied the site, 1962-1995.

Approximate dimensions: 23’ X 51’ Addition; 23’ X 21’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: StoneCladding: Brick, metal and concrete blockRoof type and materials: Shed with asphalt shingles, addition; flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimney Openings, fenestration: Main Street entrance on the north and service entrance on the westNotable exterior features: Metal facadeAdditions and alterations: Addition on the southOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not Eligible

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86110 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Savoy TheatrePresent use: Daleko ArtsOwner and address: Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1915Architectural style: Art DecoArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0100

Approximate dimensions: 120’ X 32’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: StoneCladding: Red and brown brick facade with Chaska Brick on remaining elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north, with service entrance on the south elevation. Entrance to the second floor on the north at street grade. Large window bays framing main entrance and lobby. Fenestration of four double window bays on the second floor. Notable exterior features: Facade with original marquee, crenelated cornice, decorative brick detail and ticket window. Kasota stone bulkhead and corniceAdditions and alterations: Building altered and rebuilt after 1928 fire with oval and round flat fan arched windows replaced with double hung windows on the facade. One double hung window bay replaced with one large picture window.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: Detached double garage on the southLandscape features: Middle of block Comment: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 Original blueprint on file - NPAHS NR - Further Research

History:M. Sembauer & Sons built the theatre in 1915. The theatre burned in 1928 and was rebuilt in 1934. The site was occupied by a harness shop 1887-1899, saloon and bowling alley 1904-1911. The building was continually used as a theatre until1983. The theatre has a large stage and fly gallery. The name of the Savoy Theatre changed to The Granada in the mid-1940’s.

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88112 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: First National BankPresent use: Goldsmith Eye CareOwner and address: Dr. Tim & Wendy Goldsmith New PragueDate of construction: 1895Architectural style: Late 19th c. Commercial Renaissance RevivalArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: ExcellentPin # 23.480.0090

Approximate dimensions: 94’ X 34’ Addition on the east; 37’ X 11’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: StoneCladding: Brick with Terra Cotta facade and granite apron - Cement block additionRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration Main street air lock entrance with service entrance on the south. Fan arch windows bays with iron sills and lintels on the east and west elevations of the second floor. Two large window bays framed by two fluted Terra Cotta columns on the facade with a three part set of round arch window bays, belt course and string course on the north elevation.

History: The building was built by Thomas Topka for his son Joseph as a general store. The building became a bank in 1903. The American Terra Cotta Co. made the terra cotta facade in 1922-1924, to replace the original Top-ka General Store facade. Frank Karas originally occupied the site in1883. The Robert Factor Jewelry Store was located to the east in an adjacent building, and later opened and added to the bank lobby.

89112 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

The First National Bank ca. 1924

Notable exterior features: Renaissance Revival Terra Cotta facade, relief panels with owls, dentil detailAdditions and alterations: Addition on the south to house officesOrientation, general setting: North with parking on the southOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of block with parking to the south next to alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Placed on the National Register in 1982, #82004703

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91116 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Saloon, RestaurantPresent use: Smoothie ShopOwner and address:Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1912Architectural style: Early 20th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0080

History: A saloon occupied the site in 1887, vacant in 1904, butcher shop 1893-1911. Harold Picha built the building for a pool hall 1912-1919 and the Picha Confectionery and “Green Goblin Cafe 1919-1931. The Factor Jewelry Store, Zahratka’s and Cihlar’s Bar were later occupants.

Approximate dimensions: 85’ X 22’ Living quarters 28’ X 22’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: StoneCladding: Red brick facade and Chaska brick on east and west elevations, stucco on the south elevationRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Service and apartment entrance on the south elevation with two window bays. Main entrance and large display windows on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: Red brick facade with cornice brick detailAdditions and alterations: Living quarters on the southOrientation, general setting: North Outbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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93118 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Vanasek Hardware AnnexPresent use: TC Nails and Beach TanningSalonOwner and address:Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1918Architectural style: Early 20th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0060

History: Built by Richard Vanasek as a warehouse and annex to the adjoining Vanasek Hardware Store on the east. Original site of the F. F. Vanasek home. The basement housed Vanasek’s Plumbing. The site was lateroccupied by a saloon 1892, meat market 1899, farm implements and hardware store 1911, pool hall 1919 and The Hruska Hardware Store until 1965. A hardware and pet shop followed.

Approximate dimensions: 85’ X 24’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: StoneCladding: Red brick facade and Chaska brick on remaining elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entrance on the north and service entrance on the south. Symmetrical fenestration of two large display windows framing main entrance on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: FacadeAdditions and alterations: Interior opening to adjoining hardware store has been removed. A skylight has been removed . A large fan arched window and small fan arched window has been blocked on the south elevation. Detailed brick crenelated cornice has been removed.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of block with parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: T. F. Vanasek Hardware and Thomas Zak SaloonPresent use: VacantOwner and address: Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1875Architectural style: Mid-19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairOrientation: NorthGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0065

History: The building was built by Thomas Zak as a saloon with brick made in his brickyard. T. F. Vanasekpurchased the building in 1881 to house his hardware store and implement business located behind the store The building is the oldest structure on Main Street.

Approximate dimensions: 85’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with second floor storageFoundation: StoneCladding: Handmade brick from the Thomas Zak brickyardRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Step-up round arch entrance symmetrically placed between two large segmented round arch display windows. Service entrance on the south. Fenestration of three segmented window bays with brick sills on the second floor of the facade of north elevation.Additions and alterations: Main entry on the north has been refitted with a rectangular door. Round arch window bays have been altered and replaced with rectangular windowsOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of block with parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Further Research

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The Vanasek hardware store, formerly the Zak Saloon, with Tom Vanasek by the tree with hat and Frank Vanasek in front of the window on the right ca. 1895.

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98122 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Bar, restaurantPresent use: Vintique Antique ShopOwner and address:NP Office Supply Inc. - New PragueDate of construction: 1900Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: Fair General condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0040

History: Joseph Maertz purchased the site and built a saloon and general store 1875-1919. The Maertz Grain elevator operated to the south of the building . A portion of the property was acquired by the post office. A saloon, a barbershop, the Schanus Cafe, the Palma Dry Goods and Skluzacek’s Place occupied the site.

Approximate dimensions: 87’ X 22’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Stone and cement blockCladding: Brick and cement block Roof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed entrance on the north with service entrance on the south with one window bay. Asymmetrical fenestration of one large display window, left of the main entrance.Notable exterior features: Modern brick facadeAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: North Outbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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100124 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Post Office Present use: Post OfficeOwner and address:Round Bank - New PragueDate of construction: 1948Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.0030

History: Dan Tikalsky Sr. built the post office in 1948. Joseph Chovitek owned the site in 1883. John Wrabek built a home on the site in 1892 that later housed the Post Office 1899-1911. The Post Office was temporarily housed in an insurance office, The International Hotel 1887, and the train depot until 1920. The building was remodeled in 1965 with the addition of a new facade and entry.

Approximate dimensions: 87’ X 39’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Contemporary brick facade and cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north with service entrance with loading dock on the south, Three window bays on the east elevation and five window bays on the north elevation. Double doors on the south loading dock.Notable exterior features: Modern facade with brick colonnaded main entry porchAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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102126 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

History: The site was occupied by the Eva Wrabek home 1883-1892. The Post Office, The New Prague Times office and print shop, owned by John Wrabek, were located in adjoining buildings 1899-1904. In 1902-1904, the Post Office occupied the site along with a carpenters shop until the Standard Oil Co. bought and built the gas station in 1920.

Approximate dimensions: 18’ X 31’ Garage addition; 30’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Brick, cement block and metalRoof type and materials: Gable with false mansard overhangChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: One garage door and step up office entrance. One north entrance blocked. Four garage window bays on the south and west elevations. One window bay in the restroom on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade and diagonal orientationAdditions and alterations: GarageOrientation, general setting: Diagonal orientation on the corner of Main Street and 1st Avenue SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the south next to the alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

Historic use: Gas StationPresent use: Crawford’s Gas StationOwner and address:Kevin Crawford - New PragueDate of construction: 1920Architectural style:ModernArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.0010

103126 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

New Prague Times office employees. ca. 1892

Rural Mail carriers and wagons lined up in front of the Post Office at the corner of Main Street and 1st Avenue South ca. 1890. The New Prague Times office is the second build-ing from the left.

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105200 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Suel Printing Co. and New Prague Times OfficePresent use: Suel Printing Co. andNew Prague Times OfficeOwner and address:New Prague Times and SuelPrinting Co., New PragueDate of construction: 1917Architectural style: Period Architectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.1320

History: The building has been used as the headquarters for the New Prague Times since 1917. The original building was destroyed in 1916 after the Bisek Blacksmith Shop on the west caught fire. The Korbel Construction Co. erected the present building. The site was occupied by a doctor’s office, an insurance office in 1887, a notions and watchmaker’s store in1892, an office in 1899, and a marble shop in 1904.,

Approximate dimensions: 55’ X 33’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with lower floor partially below street gradeFoundation: Concrete block below street grade and brick above street gradeCladding: Brick with marble and tile detailRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Step up recessed main entrance on the northwest corner of the building. Two service entrances on the south. Three window bays on the north elevation of lower level with two window bays on the second floor. Three double window bays and one single window bay on the west elevation, lower level with three double window bays.Notable exterior features: Corner entrance with “Suel” and “1917” marble name plates. Fret motif with green glazed tile diagonally placed on the crenelated facade.Additions and alterations: Print shop addition adjoining office building. Manual elevator, window and elevator entrance blocked on the south elevation. Orientation, general setting: Northwest corner of Main Street and 1st Avenue SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Eligible

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107204 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Gene Wann Law OfficePresent use: Scott Bruce Law Office Owner and address:The Suel Printing Co.New PragueDate of construction: 1950Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.1310

History: The building was constructed by Arthur Suel to house the Suel Printing Company, print shop and law office of Gene Wann. The Chrt General Store and saloon occupied the site in 1876. The Bisek Blacksmith shop occupied the site 1887-1911. The building burned and destroyed the Times office in 1916.

Approximate dimensions: 82’ X 42’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement slab on gradeCladding: Red brick facade and concrete blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance with lights on the north elevation with symmetrical fenestration of two large picture windows. Double door service entrance with two window bays framing the entrance on south elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with marble detailAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: North and adjacent to the New Prague Times OfficeOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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109208 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

History: Site of the Franz Bruschake farm in1860. Occupants of the site include; Father Thomas Grace 1873, J. Skluzajek 1873, M. Chalupsky 1883, Jacob Blaha’s Cobbler’s Shop 1894, Jelinek and Clarence Fehling law office 1932, Emilie Komarek’s Millinery and Dress Shop 1940, Hadac’s Sporting Goods Store 1954, and Dohmen Appliance and Electric Shop 1960.

Historic use: Cobbler ShopPresent use: Kitty’s Hair FashionOwner and address: Harold and KS Schroeder New PragueDate of construction: 1900Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.1300

Approximate dimensions: 30’ X 20’ Additions; 24’ X 20’ and 24’ X 17’Plan type: Rectangle Number of stories: 2 with one apartment on the second floorFoundation: Stone and cement blockCladding: WoodRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Step-up entrance on the north, exterior basement entrance on the south. Second floor entrance via outdoor stairway and deck on the east elevation with two window bays. Service entrance on the east with two window bays on the first floor and two window bays on the second floor. Asymmetrical fenestration of two window bays to the right main entrance.Notable exterior features: False fronted facade with pedimentAdditions and alterations: Mansard overhang over main entrance. Two additions on the south Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the southComments: Surveyed DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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111210 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

History: The building was built by Emilie Komarek’s father-in-law, Joe Komarek, to house a dress shop after Emilie Komarek’s husband, Attorney Eugene A. Komarek died. The building continues to house insurance agencies and offices.

Approximate dimensions: 24’ X 22’ Addition 24’ X 22’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement blockCladding: Brick facade, cement block, vinylRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north with triple set casement window bays .Notable exterior features: Facade with wood mansard overhang above entranceAdditions and alterations: Addition with cement block foundation and vinyl exterior on the south. One window bay on the west elevation has been blocked.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the south with alley separating the building to the westComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not Eligible

Historic use: Emilie Komarek’s Dress ShopPresent use: Sherco ConstructionOwner and address:Christianson Real Estate Holdings Date of construction: 1945Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.1290

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1132121/2 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Nieman Roofing Co.Present use: RentalOwner and address:Marv Sticha - New PragueDate of construction: 1960Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.1280

History: The building housed the Nieman Roofing company and living quarters. A log building that dated from the early 1860’s was connected to the building. The log building was razed in 2013. The log buildingwas the site of the Temperance Saloon and tailor shop 1887. An addition to the log building housed the Benes & Vlach Meat Market after moving from the Horvorka Drug Store site across Main Street.

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115218 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: John Kotek ResidencePresent use: RentalOwner and address:Marvin Sticha - New PragueDate of construction: 1946Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.1280

History: Built by John Kotek in 1946 and the site of the Rech & Yackly Monument Works and Stone Yard.

Approximate dimensions: 35’ X 28’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement blockCladding: StuccoRoof type and materials: Gable on Hip with asphalt shinglesChimneys: 1Openings, fenestration: Main entrance on the north. Walkout entrance on the west and service entrance on the south. Asymmetrical fenestration of multiple window bays on the north, west, east and south elevations. Fenestration of two window bays on the northeast and northwest corners of the building with small glass block window bay on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: North and across Main Street from St. Wenceslaus ChurchOutbuildings: Double garage next to alleyLandscape features: Sloping lot to the south and alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR- Not eligible

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117222 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: O’Neill, Zard and Traxler Law FirmPresent use: Wealth Management and Traxler Law OfficeOwner and address:WM LLC - New PragueDate of construction: 1970Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: ExcellentPin # 23.480.1250

History: Built by Quinlan Porter in 1970 to house office suites. The building is on the former site of theRech & Yackly Monument and Stone Works. The monument works were housed in a building that served as a general store and saloon.

Approximate dimensions: 64’ X 64’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with walkout basementFoundation: Cement blockCladding: Cement block and poured concreteRoof type and materials: Flat Mansard roof with membrane and asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Step up recessed main entrance on the north with one service entrance on the south elevation of basement walkout level. Symmetrical fenestration of two window bays framing main entrance on the north elevation with four window bays on the west and east elevations. Two window bays on the walkout level on the south elevation.. Notable exterior features: Mansard roofAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Sloping lot to the south with parking and alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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119226 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Ballinger ResidencePresent use: True Life Real Estate Owner and address: Rodney Tietz - New PragueDate of construction: 1924Architectural style: Tudor CottageArchitectural Integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.480.1260

History: The Julius and Hedwig Bruzek Ballinger home was built on the site of Frank Bruzek’s first log home and farm. The log home was built into the hillside. The site took advantage of the slopping terrain to the south and creek. The creek began in the New Prague City Golf Course. The creek flowed through the city to the mill ponds. The original Bruzek property was south and east of Main Street.

Frank Bruzek was one of four settlers that included Anton Phillipp, Albert Vrtis (Mrs. Vrtis was a sister of Frank Bruzek) and John Bernas that laid claim to what became New Prague in 1856. The parish of St. Wenceslaus was given property in 1866 for a church, rectory, convent, and school by the four men and their families. The first church, made of log, was located directly north of the Bruzek home in the middle of Main Street.

The house was built adjacent to the Ballinger Dairy owned by Julius and Gilbert Ballinger. The sitepartially included the property occupied by the Rech & Yackly Monument and Stone Works on the west. The Ballinger family played an important role in the development of the community. “Grandma Ballinger,” mother of Julius and Gilbert, was widowed unexpectedly and began a thriving cigar making business on Main Street, next to the Hovorka and Remes Drug Stores.

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Approximate dimensions: 39’ X 25’ Addition; 12’ X 12’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Cement BlockCladding: Vinyl over clapboard sidingRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shingles, Addition; flat with membraneChimneys: One non-functioning fireplace chimney and one brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Step-up recessed main entrance on the north with wood Tuscan columns. Service entrances on the south and east elevations. Two window bays on the first floor with one window bay on the second floor of east elevation. Flat wall dormers on the south and north elevations with one door accessing the addition on the second floor of south elevation. North elevation with three window bays and one second story window bay.Notable exterior features: Flat wall gables and step up recessed entry with columns.Additions and alterations: Addition to the south and car port on the westOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Sloping lot to the south and adjacent to the former Ballinger DairyComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible Original blueprint on file: NPAHS

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New Prague main street looking west ca. 1910. The Ballinger Dairy site on the lower third of the post card image.

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Historic use: Ballinger DairyPresent use: The Happenings Place,Second Skin TattooOwner and address: Tony Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1930Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.003.2640

History: The Ballinger Dairy began in July of 1926, directly south the New Prague Times Office in the former F. M. Korbel building. The dairy moved to east to the corner of Main Street and 2nd Avenue South in 1930. The building was originally one story with a large milk bottle above the entrance.

The Ballinger Dairy sold milk, butter and homemade ice crème. The Ballinger Dairy was the first dairy in Scott County to pasteurize milk. Milk was delivered door to door and Ice crème was sold hand packed or ready packed in their ice cream parlor. Ice cream sundaes, malts, shakes, and soft serve ice cream were available and served on an L shaped lunch counter with stools.

In the early years, the Ballinger Dairy delivered dairy products with horses stabled in New Prague on Pershing Avenue. After the horse drawn dairy wagon tipped over near the present hospital in 1937, the horse ran back to the barn and the Ballinger Dairy no longer employed a horse to deliver milk. Wm. Ballinger, father of Julius and Gilbert Ballinger, established a dairy on Lincoln Avenue South, in the middle of the block facing east.

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Approximate dimensions: 48’ X 76’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Vinyl and woodRoof type and materials: Combination gable, flat with membrane and shed with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Two recessed entrances on the North East for two retail spaces. Fenestration of four window bays on the facade of second floor north elevation. Two service entrances on the east. One entrance on the second floor accessing the flat roof of the addition on the south. Four window bays on the east elevation and four window bays on the west elevation of second floor. Enclosed stairway on the west to access the apartment on the second floor. Retail entry on the west elevation with one window bay. Notable exterior features: Multiple Gable and Shed Roof lines. Diagonal wood facade Additions and alterations: A second floor was added to the building to house apartments. A shed roof was added to the gable the roof with modern window bays. The original entrance was symmetrically placed on north elevation with a milk bottle above the entrance. The main entrance was moved to the Northeast corner of the building.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: Storage GarageLandscape features: Building on the corner of Main Street and Columbus Avenue SouthComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible Original blueprint on file: NPAHS

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The Ballinger Dairy on the corner of Columbus Avenue South and Main StreetEast. ca. 1938

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125104 C o l u m b u s Av e n u e S o u t h - Le S u e u r C o u n t y

Historic use: Ballinger Dairy GaragePresent use: Don Petricka PlumbingOwner and address: Tony Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1940Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 23.480.2660

History:Gilbert and Julius Ballinger built the building as an annex to their dairy to house delivery trucks and storage. Originally, the Ballinger Brothers delivered milk in a wagon pulled by a horse. The horse wasstabled east of the dairy on Pershing Avenue. In 1937, after the wagon tipped over and the horse ran back to the stable, paneled trucks delivered milk to the residents of New Prague.

Approximate dimensions: 44’ X 46’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: ShakesRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the east with two large display windows and one blocked service entrance on the south. One large service entrance with metal track on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Adjacent to the alley on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/204 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Water Works and Power PlantPresent use: Electrical/Generation Water Treatment, Wells, Utility OfficeOwner and address: City of New PragueDate of construction: 1948-1962Architectural style: Art Deco - Water WorksArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.999.0010

History:The plant is no longer staffed 12/7, but staffed during normal working hours. Plant serves as a mandatory grid capacity back-up for peak power and retains the capability to power the entire city. Emissions compliance upgrades were installed in 2013. The 1948 Municipal Water Works building is a separate building. The building is adjacent to the power plant with a driveway separating the powerplant on the west.

The original power plant was constructed in 1904. The boilers and engines provided steam heat to the city from 1931-1978. The power plant was built on the Frank Bruzek property that began on the Southeast corner of Main Street and 1st Avenue SE and continued eastward to Lexington Avenue. Frank Bruzek donated the property. The Frank Bruzek home, made of brick, was located behind the power plant on the North East corner of 1st Street South East. The Bruzek home has been razed.

Generation Plant and offices to the left and Water Works pictured above

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Approximate dimensions: Water Works; 35’X25’ Generation Plant; 229’X96’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: Generation Plant 2 - Water Works 1Foundation: Water Works; Slab on grade Generation Plant; Cement Block and Slab Cladding: Water Works; Brick and cement block - Generation Plant; Stucco and brickRoof type and materials: Water Works; flat with membrane - Generation Plant; MansardChimneys: Chimney detailsOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance, on the north elevation of 1948 water works building, with symmetrical fenestration or two small window replacements. The original north and west elevation window bays are reduced and bricked. Entrance to the 1962 building and office on the north elevation with three window bays. Three west elevation window bays and one south elevation window bay. East elevation with two window bays. West elevation of power plant with step-up double door service entrance with four large pivot window bays. Three window bays on the south elevation. Addition on the south elevation of Generation Plant with three window bays on the west elevation walkout service entrance.Notable exterior features: Mansard roof Additions and alterations: 1940 water tower was dismantled in1995. The 1903 smokestack dismantled in 1980. Entrance to the 1949 Water Works reduced and openings blocked. Display windows replaced with two small window bays on the north and east elevations. Orientation, general setting: North and westOutbuildings: Complex of buildingsLandscape features: Corner of Main Street and Columbus Avenue SouthComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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The city power plant and water works ca. 1950

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Historic use: Hartmann Well Drilling LLPPresent use:D & R Hartmann Well Drilling Owner and address: D & R Hartmann Prop. LLPDate of construction: 1944Architectural style: CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 23.003.2620

History: The Hartmann Well Drilling Co., site of the Martin Novotny farm. The farm had a brick home, a barn, and chicken coop. Joe and Sylvia Hartmann constructed the building on the Novotny farm in 1944 after moving from New Market, MN where they owned a Minneapolis Moline Dealership and well drilling business. The Hartmann’s started their well drilling business in New Market in 1932. The Old Farmer’s Creamery was located to the east of the Hartmann building on the corner of Main Street and Lincoln Avenue. The creamery site was a slough supplied with water from a creek that extended from New Prague Memorial Park on the east and originating in the golf course.

Approximate dimensions: Office; 80’ X 40’ Warehouse; 116 ’X 55’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: Poured concrete and slab on gradeCladding: Red clay block and a mix of bricks made of various clay bodies that were available during WW IIRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main step-up entrance on the north elevation with asymmetrical fenestration of three window bays. Entrance to the second floor on the east elevation with one service entrance, two window bays, and nine garage doors openings. Four second floor and first floor window bays on the west elevation.Notable exterior features: FacadeAdditions and alterations: Warehouse, 1986 and nine Garages, 1992. Two large window bays on the north elevation have been reduced and replaced with casement windows. The brick family home, chicken coop, and barn have been razed.Orientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: GarageLandscape features: Parking on the east Comments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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History: The mortuary chapel was built by Rev. Francis Tichy at his own expense in 1899. Rev. Tichy served as a parish priest at St. Wenceslaus from 1880-1908. The chapel was intended to serve as a model for thea new church and burial place for himself and priests who were born in New Prague. Theo. Karp, owner of the New Prague Marble Works, was the general contractor for the chapel. Rev. Tichy and Mr. Newcomer selected the marble for the chapel at stone yards in Minneapolis and St. Paul. MN. There are three priests buried in a crypt beneath the chapel floor.

Historic use: St. Wenceslaus Parish Mortuary Chapel Present use: Parish Cemetery ChapelOwner and address: St. Wenceslaus Parish, New PragueDate of construction: 1899Architectural style: Renaissance RevivalArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.007.0260

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Approximate dimensions Six 12’ long elevationsPlan type: HexagonalNumber of stories: 1Foundation: StoneCladding: White marble with red sandstone bulkhead, sills, and water tableRoof type and materials: CopperChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Step-up double door recessed entrance with a round segmented flat fan arch framing the doorway. Circle top transom window with stained glass above the entrance to the chapel. Round arch flat fan stained glass windows on the south, west, and north elevations. Oval stained glass window, symmetrically positioned above the cornice with pediment. Notable exterior features: Copper dome and hexagonal footprint. Facade with pediment and stained glass oval window above the chapel entrance. Copper domical belfry with cop per angel holding a brass trumpet. Gray marble cross engraved with a Bohemian prayer on the west elevation with a stone kneeler.Additions and alterations: Angel has been repaired Orientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of circular driveComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Eligible

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St. Wenceslaus Cemetery Chapel with grave digger ca. 1915

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History: The 2003 addition to the St. Wenceslaus Parish School, was constructed to house an event center, kitchen, meeting room, faith formation room, chapel, club room, art room, mechanical and receiving stations, restrooms, and gymnasium.

Approximate dimensions: 200’ X 155’ Chapel 25’ X 25’ Gymnasium extension 49’ X 48’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with two story gymnasiumFoundation: Slab on grade with Kasota stone rusticated rock-face bulkhead, water table, and belt course.Cladding: Brick and Kasota stoneRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: West, east and two north elevation entrances. West and east elevations with two Kasota stone Tuscan columns supporting flat roofed portico with double display windows framing entrances. Fenestration of eight square window bays on the east elevation. Two entrances on the north elevation with two window bays. East and west fenestration of three square window bays on the north of the gymnasium projecting to the north. West fenestration of six square window bays.Notable exterior features: Columned entrance portico on the east and west elevationsAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: East and westOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Playground on the north and adjacent to Church Street on the westComments: Surveyed: 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

Historic use: St. Wenceslaus ParochialSchoolPresent use: Parochial SchoolOwner and address: St. Wenceslaus Parish,New PragueDate of construction: 2003Architectural style: Renaissance RevivalArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: ExcellentPin # 24.007.0260

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Approximate dimensions: 161’ X 94’ Connecting structure; 1914 and 1955 buildings; 20 ’X16 ’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Cement blockCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: GableChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: The Main entrance on the east. Stone pilasters framing east double door entrance with two large glass window bays on the first and second floors. Two large window bays on the first and second floor of east and west elevations with glass block transoms resting on Kasota stone sills. Stone panels frame and separate the window bays. Metal pergola running the full length above the window bays on the east and west elevations of two floors. Stair well window bays above the east and west entrances. Two story building connecting the 1914 and 1955 buildings with two small windows bays at each level.Notable exterior features: North elevation with Kasota stone facade with stone cross and symmetrical fenestration of four sets of double windows.Additions and alterations: 2003 addition to the north eliminated the west entrance.Orientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: NoneComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: St. Wenceslaus Parochial SchoolPresent use: St. Wenceslaus Parochial School Owner and address: Parish of St. Wenceslaus, New PragueDate of construction: 1955Architectural style: Mid-Century ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.007.0260

History: The 1955 addition to the 1914 school building was constructed to house classrooms and a music room.

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Historic Use: St. Wenceslaus Parochial SchoolPresent use: St. Wenceslaus Parochial SchoolOwner and address: Parish of St. WenceslausDate of construction: 1914Architectural style: Renaissance RevivalArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.007.0260

History: The parochial school building originally had eight classrooms that replaced the first brick school built in 1878 on the same site.

Approximate dimensions: 77’ X 88’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 3Foundation: Flared rusticated rock face Kasota Stone capped with a stone water tableCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Hip with asphalt shinglesChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Symmetrical fenestration of a triple set of round arch window bays with Kasota stone sills on the fourth flour of the south projecting gabled facade. Symmetrical fenestration of three window bays on the stairwell landings above the south step up main entrance. Three round Kasota stone arches and two basement level window bays framing the double door main entrance with transom. Symmetrical fenestration of four round arch window bays on the third floor, four flat fan window bays on the first and second floors of south elevation. Eight basement window bays on the south elevation. Second floor window bays are framed by a continuous course of brick arches. Symmetrical fenestration of seven window bays on the second floor, nine window bays on the first floor and eight window bays on the basement level of the west elevation. East elevation with a fenestration of seven window bays on the second floor, nine window bays on the first floor and nine window bays on the basement level.

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Notable exterior features: Projecting symmetrical facade with decorative brick corbel and Kasota stone round arch entry surround with round arch windows. Stone name plate with “St. Wenceslaus” above main entrance on the south elevation.Additions and alterations: Hipped dormers removed, bell cupola and two brick chimneys removed. Glass block replacing two windows framing the main entrance. Second floor window bays have been reduced.Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Green space on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Registered

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Postcard image of St. Wenceslaus Parochial School ca.1920

Postcard image of St. Wenceslaus Church before the removal of original dormers. To the left is the original rectory and on the far right is the original parochial school. ca. 1907

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History: The church was completed in 1907 for a approximate cost of $80,000 dollars. Hermann Kretz was thearchitect and A. Kropf was the general contractor assisted by Frank M. Korbel. Thechurch was built over the first parish cemetery ca. 1868. The first church was made of log and was located in the middle of Main Street, south of the parish school. After the log church burned, a secondchurch was built south of the present church. The church was built during the tenure of Father Tichy who also built at his own expense, the cemetery chapel in 1899. The chapel was to be a model for the new parish church.

During the excavation of the church, the remains in the cemetery were removed and buried in the new parish cemetery. The basement at this time had dirt floor including a winter chapel. Below the apse and basement kitchen, tomb stones of unknown remains from the first cemetery are stored. Remains of unmarked graves cannot be buried in the cemetery. A stone cross to the south and west of the church mark and commemorate the original cemetery site. The copper domicals of the two bell tow-ers are identical to the domicals on the church in Bosilec, Bohemia, where many of the early settlers in New Prague originated. Anton Philipp, Albert Vrtis, Frank Bruzek and John Bernas each gave ten acres to the parish for the church, convent, rectory, cemetery and school in 1862. The bell from the second church, ca. 1868, was placed in the belfry at the north end of the roof. The convent built in 1950, was razed in 2003.

Historic use: St. Wenceslaus ChurchPresent use: St. Wenceslaus ChurchOwner and address: St. Wenceslaus Parish - New PragueDate of construction: 1905-1907Architectural style: Georgian-RomanesqueArchitectural integrity: Good General condition: ExcellentPin # 24.007.0260

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Approximate dimensions: Sanctuary; 165’ X 77’ Apse; 37’ X 30’ West entrance; 24’ X 18’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 including organ loftFoundation: Rusticated Kasota stone foundationCladding: Red brick with Kasota stone water table, sills, voussoir lintels, keystones, pilaster sills, and belt courses. Brick buttresses/pilasters separating windows on the east and west elevations. Corbel brick detail below the cornice.Roof type and materials: Gabled with asphalt shingles, copper flared domicals on bell towers. Hip roof on the west entrance and apse with conical roof.Chimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: The six round arch stained glass windows on the east elevation and seven round arch windows on the west elevation with stone sills, lintels, and key stones. Three transomed double door entrances on the south step-up porch. Transomed round arch entrance on the east elevation of bell tower. Exterior Iron staircases leading to narthex entrances on the east and west elevations. Round arch window bays on east and west elevations of the narthex. Three round arch windows above the statue niche and two round arch windows framing the statue niche on the gable facade. Four apse basement window bays and four round arch window bays framing the apse. Set of two matching round arch windows and one set of three match- ing round arch window bays on the south, west and east elevations of twin bell towers. One set of three round arch windows on the north elevation of the bell towers with one window lowered. Nine window bays on the east and west basement elevations. Triple and paired round arch window bays on the south, east, and west elevations of bell towers. One round arch window bay on the south elevation of each bell tower above foundation.Notable exterior features: Bell towers with clocks, hexagonal belfries and copper domicals. Symmetrical facade with step-up portico supported by six Tuscan stone columns. Pediment with entablature framing “Ecclesia Santi Wencelai.” Three clocks on the on the west bell tower and one clock on the east tower. The statue of St. Wenceslaus is framed in a niche above the portico and framed by a metal belt course, semi- circular flat arch with large stone keystone, and decorative brick parapet. Metal cornice with metal modilions and dentil molding on east and west elevations with brick pilasters resting on Kasota stone belt courses. Additions and alterations: Glass block replacing stained glass windows on four sides of the bell towers. Stained glass windows on the east and west of the narthex have been replaced with glass block. Six gable dormers have been removed on the east and west. Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: Attached chapel, gymnasium, classrooms, kitchen, lunchroom, maintenance and gathering space on the north elevation.Landscape features: Highest point on Main Street with green space to the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Registered

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Historic use: St. Wenceslaus Parish RectoryPresent use: St. Wenceslaus Parish RectoryOwner and address: St. Wenceslaus Parish,New PragueDate of construction: 1908Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.007.0260

History: The rectory was built in 1908 to replace a brick rectory built in 1874. A log rectory, built in 1863, preceded the 1874 rectory. All three rectories were built near the same site. A. Knopf was the contractorfor the 1908 rectory building.

Church rectory with original porch and dormers ca. 1920

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Approximate dimensions: 55’ X 49’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Cement block with brick facing Cladding: Brick with Kasota stone sills, water table, lintels and plinthRoof type and materials: HipChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main step-up entrance on the south with service entrances on the north and east elevations. Basement exterior entrance on the north. West elevation with a bay window and transom. Three window bays with stone sills and lintels on the west elevation of the first floor. Flat fan three part window bay, stacked two part window bay and two small window bays on the second floor of west elevation. North elevation of the second floor with porch entrance with lights and transom. North elevation with brick columns supporting an entry porch and two flat fan window bays with stone sills and lintels. East elevation with bay window and transom. Bay window and three window bays with stone sills and lintels on the first floor of east elevation. South elevation with modern brick step-up entry porch. Main door with lights symmetrically positioned between two large picture windows with stone sills and lintels. Three part flat fan window with transom on the second floor above the main entry porch framed by two large flat fan picture window bays.Notable exterior features: FacadeAdditions and alterations: The original open porch running the full length of the south elevation has been removed. Porch replaced with a modern brick entry landing. Hipped roof attic dormers on the south and north have been removed.Orientation, general setting: South with street and parking between the church and rectory.Outbuildings: One brick garage with two car bays on the north and one brick garage with three car bays on the east.Landscape features: Green space on the south with Church Street on the east between the rectory and the church.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Registered

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Historic use: Apothecary Present use: Back and Neck ClinicOwner and address: Tupy Hughes LLC -New Prague Date of construction: 1883 Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.007.0070

History: The building was built by Joseph Hovorka in 1883 as an apothecary and general store. The apothecary was housed on the west side of the building and the general store was housed on the east with separate entrances. J. J. Remes purchased the building in 1893 and continued the drug and general store.

The Benes and Vlach Meat Market occupied the building after the Remes Drug Store moved their business to 106 Main Street East in 1927. Afterwards, the building was used for the Novotny and Bednar Insurance Company offices, and Dr. J. Tupy’s Back and Neck Clinic.

The brick addition on the north was a built to house a slaughtering room for the meat market. Dr. E. E. Novak’s office was located on the second floor of the building. Dr. E. E. Novak ran for Governor of Minnesota in 1936 and was a Regent at the University of Minnesota.

The “Lekarna and Drug Store” painted store sign with an eagle, mortar and pestle and “Drug Store” ca. 1895, on the west elevation has been restored. “Lekarna” in Bohemian translates to “apothecary.”

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Approximate dimensions: 44’ X 38’ Addition; 38’ X 15’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with two apartments on the second floorFoundation: Partial stone foundationCladding: Yellow and red brick with wood detail, vinyl, and stucco Roof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Two recessed entrances on the south with display windows. Second floor entrance on the west elevation. Four window bays on the second floor of east elevation with one window on the first floor. Symmetrical fenestration of four segmented fan arch windows separated by piers on the south elevation. North addition with east and west window bays, two service entrances and one triple window. Notable exterior features: Contrasting red and yellow brick facing with red brick pilasters and piers framing double segmented fan arch windows.Additions and alterations: Parapet has been lowered and covered along with the facade with stucco and wood trim. Vinyl covering brick on the east elevation. Four widows on the first floor of the west elevation have been blocked, one reduced and one window on the second floor reduced. Two windows on the east elevation have been blocked. Stone sills have been removed or covered with stucco.Orientation, general setting: South and west orientationOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Corner of Main Street and 1st Ave. NorthComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Further Research

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Postcard image of Main Street looking west with the J. J. Remes Drug Store onthe corner of Main Street East and 1st Avenue North. The Dobihal Bakery is next to the drug store. ca. 1928

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149129 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Tesar’s General StorePresent use: Brad Carlson AgencyOwner and address: Evan Par Holdings - New Prague Date of construction:1887Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.007.0030

History: The J. E. Vrtis Furniture Store, marble shop and cabinet shop occupied the site, 1887-1910, along with A. Tesar’s General Store from 1893-1910. The Albert Prokes Grocery Store replaced the Tesar Store in 1919. Bill Dvorak’s Red Owl grocery store moved to the site after WW II. The F. Vrtis Lumber Yard and the Nelson and Tenney Lumber Co. occupied the site to the north of the building on 1st Avenue North in 1887. Nelson and Tenney dispersed their holdings in the panic of 1893. John Proshek, J. Chalupsky, W. S. Broz and T. F. Vanasek purchased the lumber company in 1893. The yard was moved to the corner of 1st Street Southwest and 1st Avenue South.

Approximate dimensions: 32’ X 32’ Addition; 25’ X 25’ West Addition; 12’ X 32’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: Partial stoneCladding: Stucco over clapboard siding, brick on the north additionRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shingles, shed on the westChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south, service door on the east, enclosed stairway to the second floor on the east and north. Large picture window on the south elevation of second floor that replaced two window bays on the facade. Two picture windows on the south elevation of the first floor replacing two large display windows. Brick addition with two window bays on the second floor of the north elevation with one service entrance.Notable exterior features: Facade with pedimented cornice with circle top window and dentil detail. Additions and alterations: Enclosed stairway on the east, display windows on the south elevation of the first and second floor replaced with small display windows, and picture window on the second floor.

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Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: None Landscape features: Corner of Main Street East and 1st Avenue NorthComments: Surveyed DFD 7/2014 | NR - Further Research

The Tesar General store on the far right of Main Street looking west with the Post Office and Times Office on the far left. ca. 1900

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152125-127 M a i n S t re e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y Historic use: Dry Goods and SaloonPresent use: JT’s Hideaway and BobHanek’s Barber ShopOwner and address: DMK Solu, Jordan, MNDate of construction: 1890Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.007.0010/0020

History: The building was built as a dry goods store and saloon. The site was vacant in 1887. A dry goods store occupied the building in1892, a general store in 1899 and beginning in 1903, the Albert Bartyzal’s Saloon until 1972. John Simon Jr. purchased the saloon in 1972-1989. The Meskan Harness Shop was located next door on the east. The site is now occupied by an addition to JT’s Hideaway and the Bob Hanek Barber Shop. The Meskan Harness Shop was constructed over a well dug in 1873 for the first public school. Townspeople used the well for daily use. A similar well was located in the middle of 1st Avenue North.

Approximate dimensions: Original building; 66’ X 26’ First Addition; 55’ X 26 Second Addition; 55’ X 26’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with vacant apartment on the second floorFoundation: Partial stoneCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Step-up recessed main entrance on the south. Enclosed wooden stairway on north elevation to the second floor. Main Street entrance to the second floor on the south. Symmetrical fenestration of four segmented arch windows with pointed iron lintels and iron sills on the south separated with piers and pilasters. Two display windows and main entrance framed with iron lintels and columns. Segmented window bays on east and west elevations with iron sills. Service entrance on the north elevation. Notable exterior features: Facade with repetitive arched brick parapetAdditions and alterations: Wood shake mansard overhang connecting the two buildings on the southOrientation, general setting: East Outbuildings: None Landscape features: Alley on the west with parking on the north next to alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014, Abstract not provided | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Star Cafe and Bowling AlleyPresent use: Jonny BurgerOwner and address: RBS Co. LLC, New PragueDate of construction: 1934Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.934.1230

History: The Star Cafe and the neighboring building on the west, shared the second floor to house a bowling alley. The site was originally occupied by the Bartos & Mikiska Drinking Parlor and Peter Nickolay’s Sweet Shop, Hoffer’s Eat Shop, and the Star Cafe beginning in 1934.

Approximate dimensions: 82’ X 25’ Addition; 32’ X 25’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with bowling alley on the second floor, now vacantFoundation: Stone and cement blockCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimney Openings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south elevation with entrance to the bowling alley. Service entrance on the east accessing alley. Two basement window bays on the south with a symmetrical fenestration of four flat fan window bays on the second floorNotable exterior features: FacadeAdditions and alterations: Addition on the north of original building Orientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of the block with an alley on the west and an alley on the northComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Fair

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History: The Valesh General Store occupied the building 1887-1919. Beginning in 1934, the building shared space on the second floor with the adjoining building on the east to house a bowling alley, accessed from Main Street on the south elevation.

Approximate dimensions: 82’X23’ First Addition ; 38’X23’ Second Addition; 24’X23’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 - Bowling alley on the second floor is vacantFoundation: Partial stone with cement slab on grade Cladding: Brick, stuccoRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed step-up main entrance. Service entrances on north and west elevations. Symmetrical fenestration of three double framed segmented fan arch windows with stone sills framed by four contrasting yellow brick piers separating the red brick facing. Two large display windows with square iron columns, iron Ionic capitals, iron lintel framing the entry.Notable exterior features: Facade with detailed brick parapetAdditions and alterations: Two additions to the north of original building. Bowling alley replacing apartment on the second floorOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the north next to alley. Alley on the west accessing Main Street.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Further Research

Historic use: General StorePresent use: Mainstream BoutiqueOwner and address: Mary Lien, Prior Lake, MNDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.934.1231

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Historic use: Topka BlockPresent use: Hertaus Flooring and Way to YogaOwner and address: Ron and Lisa HertausDate of construction: 1883Architectural style: Italianate Architectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1240

History: Thomas Topka purchased the site from Francis Wrabek in 1874 and built the general store and saloon in 1883. Francis and Joseph Wrabek erected a saloon and general store on the site in 1867. One of the first post offices in New Prague was housed in the Wrabek store and home. Wrabek had a dance hall on the second floor of his general store and saloon. A one story dance hall was built to the rear of the building by Vadlav Drozda. The first log school in New Prague was located to the rear of the Topka building before 1873. A well dug by Joseph Wrabek to serve the school was dug in 1873 to the east on the Meskan Harness Shop site.

The Topka Block consisted of a saloon and billiard parlor on the east, a general store on the west and living quarters for the Topka family on the north and rear of the building, adjacent to the alley.

The second floor housed the Topka Hall where dances were held. The dance hall had a stage with room for scenery. The stage was used for plays and musical performances. The main entrance to the dance hall was on the south elevation with an addtional entrance on the east elevation in the alley. Both entrances had staircases that led patrons to the dance hall. A balcony with iron railings was accessed from the dance hall through double doors above the main entry. The doors were at a lower elevation than the windows. The balcony was used by musical groups to announce dances and to seranade pedestrians. Brass bands would escort wedding parties from the church to the dance hall. If the bride lived in town, the brass bands would escort the bride to church. A feed store and saloon occupied the building beginning in 1911. The Tikalsky Grocery and Dry Goods Store occupied the building from 1919-1978.

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Approximate dimensions: Original building; 69’ X 41’ 2nd addition; 42 ’X 41’ 3rd addition; 41 ’X 36’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartments on the second floorFoundation: Partial with stone on the eastCladding: Brick and red clay blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Step-up entrance on the south with entrance to the second floor on the east with a warehouse entrance on the north. Six pointed flat fan window bays on the east along with symmetrical fenestration of four single and one double window bay on the south with iron sills, pointed iron lintels, and keystones. The double bay is at a lower position framed by piers.Notable exterior features: Facade with six display windows framed by iron columns, lintels and parapet brick detail, semi-circular pediment, pilasters and piers.Additions and alterations: Main Street entrance has been altered into two recessed and step-up entries. Balcony with iron railing has been removed. Two entrances on the east have been blocked. West window bays on the second floor have been replaced with glass block. Metal stairway to the second floor apartment has been added along with two additions on the north. The “Topka Block 1883” in the eyebrow pediment name plate of cornice has been removed. The dance hall on the second floor has been made into three apartments. Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: Three car garage on the alley to the northLandscape features: Middle of block with an alley on the eastComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Further Research

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The Topka Block with general store, saloon, dance hall and living quarters. ca. 1885

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Historic use: Gamble HardwarePresent use: Wornson, Goggins, Zard, Neisen, Morris & BreverLaw OfficesOwner and address: Wornson & Goggins Prop. LLC New PragueDate of construction: 1950Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.095.0020

History: Les Svihel built the Gamble Store to house a hardware store in 1950. The building site included;photography gallery 1887, dwelling with photography gallery 1892, General Merchandise Store 1899,vacant 1904, barber and furniture store 1910-1911, Valek Produce Station and Seykora Barber Shop 1919. A log building that housed a blacksmith shop and home of Mathias Rybak stood on the site prior to 1870.

Approximate dimensions: 107’ X 39’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Cement block, brick facade and stuccoRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south and service entrance on the north. Rental apartment building entrance on the south and north elevations.Notable exterior features: Brick facadeAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: Two story cement block rental building, 36’X26’, north of the law offices next to the alleyLandscape features: Middle of block with parking lot on the westComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Rybnicek Tailor ShopPresent use: Tupy Insurance AgencyOwner and address: Chuck Tupy, New PragueDate of construction: 1935Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.095.0010

History: Henry Rybnicek built the building to house his tailoring business in 1935. The site was vacant in 1887. A house with a photography studio occupied the site in 1892, an office and general store in 1899, vacant in 1904, a photography studio in 1910 and a tailor shop in 1919. Bill Kohout built a building to the north and adjacent to the alley, as a residence while operating a variety store in the tailor shop. The Gene Schmid and Chuck Tupy Insurance Agencies later occupied the building. The parking lot on the east was the site of the Frank Mikiska Drug Store and John Mack’s Electric Shop. The brick for the Mikiska building was made in his brickyard, directly north of the parking lot and alley.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X 30’ Addition with apartment; 30’ X 30’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Apartment - 2 storiesFoundation: Red clay block; 60’X30’ - Apartment building; cement slab on gradeCladding: Red clay block and brick facade. Apartment addition; cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membrane - Apartment; Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed step-up main entrance on the south. Entrance to the apartment on the north with service entrance on the east accessing parking lot. Large display windows on the south framing the main entrance.Notable exterior features: Crenelated facade with name plate; “Rybnicek” and “1935.” Two main entrances were made into one main entrance on the south.Additions and alterations: Apartment building on the northOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the eastComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/204 | NR - Further Research

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Historic use: Simmer Furniture and MortuaryPresent use: Prairie Pond Wine BarOwner and address: Sand Creek Property Holdings - New PragueDate of construction: 1892Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.123.0010, 24.934.1270

History: M. J. Simmer moved to the site with his family in 1868 and opened a grocery and dry goods store. Simmer constructed the brick building in 1885 and continued the grocery and dry goods business from 1885-1899. He added a saloon in 1890. Michael Simmer had a furniture store and undertaking business in the build-ing beginning in 1904. A warehouse for furniture was directly west of the building. Simmer continued his undertaking business in the building until a new building was constructed on Central Avenue North in 1933. The wine bar patio on the east was the site of the Frank Mikiska Drug Store 1883, the Bartos Mikiska’s Drink-ing Parlor, Pete Nickolay’s Candy Store and John S. Hoffer’s “The Mug Bufffet” restaurant. Frank Pexa used the site for a hamburger shack before the City of New Prague purchased the property and developed the site into a plaza.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X 25’ Addition; 25’ X 25’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 - apartment on the second floor is vacantFoundation: StoneCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membrane Addition; ShedChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed left main entry on the south elevation, patio entrance on the east elevation and double door service entrance on the north. Symmetrical fenestration of two flat fan windows framing flat fan double window bay with iron sills on the south elevation. East and west elevations with flat fan windows with iron sills. Notable exterior features: Facade with cornice lintel, two display windows with round wooden arches

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Additions and alterations: Cornice has been removed. Wood round arches framing two display windows and recessed entry replacing original display windows Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Garden Patio for dining on the east and adjoining lotComment: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 NR - Further Research

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The Simmer Furniture and Mortuary in back of the Layne Drug Store ca.1925

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Historic use: Piesinger Drug StorePresent use: Scott County Title and AbstractOwner and address: Zack Properties LLC - New PragueDate of construction: 1919Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1352

History: W. H. Simmer built the building in 1911 for the Piesinger Drug Store and Gift Shop. W. H. Simmer owned a furniture and undertaking business in the adjoining building,1887-1911. Marie Piesinger was a graduate of the University of Minnesota and on the board of the pharmacy school. at the University of Minnesota. Rose and George Lane purchased the drug store after the Piesinger sisters moved to Northfield in 1924. Rose Layne, a native of New Prague, was the first pharmacy graduate from New Prague, at the University of Minnesota. Jerry Smith purchased the drug store from the Layne’s in 1953. Harold McMahon purchased the building in1965 and continued the drug store until 1976. The west wall collapsed in 1954 when the adjoining building was being constructed for the Gehlen Jewelry Store.

Approximate dimensions: 73’ X 26’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement blockCladding: Brick facade and cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Symmetrical recessed main entrance on the south elevation with display windows. Service on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with large display windowsAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: Middle of blockOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: NoneComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Gehlen’s Jewelry andMedical OfficesPresent use: Dr. D. Vayda Dental Officeand New Prague Chamber ofCommerce OfficeOwner and address: Vayda NP LLC - Edina, MNDate of construction: 1954Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1351

History: Thomas Simmer built the building for John Gehlen’s Jewelry Store in 1954. The site was occupied bythe Simmer Furniture warehouse, 1987-1911 and vacant, 1911-1954.

Approximate dimensions: 72’ X 29’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement blockCladding: StuccoRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Chamber of Commerce entrance on the south and Dr. Vayda’s Dental Clinic entrance on the west. Service entrance on the north.Notable exterior features: Facade with symmetrical fenestration of two picture window bays with stone sills on the west elevation framing the main entrance.Additions and alterations: Windows replaced on the west and south elevationsOrientation, general setting: South and westOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Corner of Main Street East and Central Avenue North. Patio and garden adjacent to the north service entrance.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Simmer Mortuary Present use: Keller Williams Office SuitesOwner and address: Joral Properties LLC - New PragueDate of construction: 1933Architectural style: Art DecoArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1350

History: The building was built by Thomas Simmer as a mortuary in 1933. The M. J. Simmer Elevator and warehouse occupied the site in 1887. A buggy shed and warehouse occupied the site in 1904. The sitecontinued to be used for the Simmer warehouse until 1931, when Thomas Simmer built the newmortuary.

Approximate dimensions: 51’ X 36’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Stone and cement blockCladding: Brick facade with red clay block on the east, west and south elevationsRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main recessed step-up entry on the west with one service entrance on the east. Three window bays on the west elevation and one window bay on the north elevation.Notable exterior features: Brick crenelated facade with Kasota stone cornice, sills, bulkhead, and round arch framing the main entrance on the west. Kasota stone “Simmer” name plate above the entrance. Facade with tile and brick detail.Additions and alterations: Addition with a large door on the northwest elevation has been blocked and replaced with a picture window.Orientation, general setting: WestOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the north and east. Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Further Research

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Historic use: US BankPresent use: US BankOwner and address: US Bank, Minneapolis, MNDate of construction: 1983Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1380

History: Site of the Simmer Feed Mill in 1887 and A. J. Tuma & Sons Studebaker and Overland car dealership in 1901. An ice house occupied the site with ice harvested from Fish Lake. Ice was used by The Rybak Bottling Works, across the street to the west. Later, Jesse Jager’s Garage & Case Dealership and Emil Holub’s auto garage occupied the site.

Approximate dimensions: 55’ X 48’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with lower levelFoundation: Cement block Cladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Step-up recessed main entrance with large picture windows. Drive up teller windows on the east with two large window bays on the north. Service entrance on the east. Triangular clerestory window bay on the west elevation. Triangular Clerestory window on the roof.Notable exterior features: Brick and recessed glass facadeAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthwestOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Drive through driveway and parking lot on the southComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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176201 C e n t r a l Av e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: State Bank of New PraguePresent use: Faith Point Lutheran ChurchOwner and address: Faith PointLutheran ChurchDate of construction: 1973Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0560/0550

History: The building was built by the State Bank of New Prague in 1973. An opera house occupied the site along with the headquarters of the C. S. P. S. and Z. C. B. J. Bohemian fraternal organizations. The opera house was built in 1887, using brick from the Frank Mikiska brickyard across 1st Street Southeast. Bohemian plays, traveling theatrical groups, musical events, graduations, dances, wakes, dinners and community events were held in the opera house. The opera house had a stage for performances and scenery, The opera house had a room for the Sokol, a gymnastic society for adults and children.

Approximate dimensions: Multi-sided with a circumference of 421 ft.Plan type: Trapezoid Number of stories: 1 with walkout basement levelFoundation: Poured concrete, cement block, wood, and aggregate stuccoCladding: Formed concrete, wood, cement block and aggregate stuccoRoof type and materials: Multi-level flat roof with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrances on the south and north. Drive up window on the west. Window bays on the north adjacent to the north entrance, three southeast window bays, five window bays on the south and large window bays on the stairwell window to the lower level on the west. Three window bays on the west with three large window bays on the east elevation.Notable exterior features: Multi-level roof lineAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: South and westOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the north and eastComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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178118 C e n t r a l Av e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: New Prague City HallPresent use: New Prague City HallOwner and address: City of New PragueDate of construction: 1939Architectural style: PWA ModerneArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: ExcellentPin # 24.934.1430/144024.9341.392, 24.9341.400

History: The New Prague City Hall is on property that originally was part of the Anton Philipp Addition of1861. A. W. Merten owned the property and operated a feed mill on the site in 1883.The first City Hall was built in 1891 and was located on the same site. The first City Hall housedthe fire department that was organized in 1884. The building had two floors and a bell tower.There were two wagon bays on the first floor to the east. The second floor housed council chambers,courtroom, firemens room, and a multi-purpose room.

The present City Hall was a PWA project when built in 1939. The second floor included a gathering room with a step up stage. The small rooms behind the step up stage hallway were built as offices for judges. A second room on the north was built for city council meetings and court proceedings. The police department office, holding cells and city clerk offices were located on the first floor.The basement was used for club meetings and events. The basement also housed a walk-in safe.The multiple garages to the east housed the School District #721 school buses, ambulance and street maintenance vehicles.

The parking lot to the south was originally owned by A. W. Mertens and later occupied by the John Haurer Feed Mill, John Hoefling Feed Mill 1919, the Kuzelka Blacksmith Shop 1919-1931, John Schoenecker Feed Mill 1932-1987, and Mike Rybak’s Bottling Works. The John Jasan Manufacturing Co. was housed in the basement of the Rybak building. The company had a government contract to manufacture life preservers and parachutes during WW II.

179118 C e n t r a l Av e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y

New Prague City Hall ca. 1940

Approximate dimensions: City Hall; 196’X70’ Elevator; 10’X10’ Garage #1; 63’X60’ Garage #2; 63’X53’ Police Department Garage #3; 88’X63’ Park/Street Maintenance with OfficePlan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: Cement blockCladding: Brick with Kasota Stone bulkhead, sills, lintels and architectural detailRoof type and materials: Flat with membrane, Quonset; Garages #1 and #2 Chimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Two parking lot entrances on the south parking lot. Entrance to the administrative offices and police department on the south. Service entrance on the east, south and west. One small window bay next to east service entrance. Five jail cell bays blocked on the south of first and second floors. Four large window bays on the east replacing the fire equipment garage doors. Seven second floor window bays on the east with one window on the first floor east with two window bays on the north for administrative offices.. Three window bays on the second floor west with one blocked. Garage #1; five garage bays, Garage #2; four garage bays, two blocked with four window bays on the south, one door and a window on the north, Garage #3; six garage bays, one door with five window bays on the south. Three window bays on the Garage #3 on the west.Notable exterior features: Projecting facade and double doors with large window above main entry. South and north elevations lower than middle building with facade.Additions and alterations: Four engine bays removed with the addition of four large windows. Elevator installed to access three levels. Landscaping on the east.Orientation, general setting: East Outbuildings: Three attached maintenance garages on the west Landscape features: Parking lots on the south and on 1st Street Northeast Comments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Further Research

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181103 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Saloon and Jewelry StorePresent use: Pioneer SaloonOwner and address: Michel Mark, New PragueDate of construction: 1915Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.934.1450

Approximate dimensions: 50’ X 20’ Addition; 20 ’X 12’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Cement block replacing a partial stone foundationCladding: Brick facade with east elevation replaced with cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entrance on the south with two picture windows framing the main entrance. Service entrance on the north. Notable exterior features: Brick facade with crenelated parapet Additions and alterations: Storeroom addition on the north elevation.Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Fire razed the adjoining Rybak building. There is a vacant lot on the corner. Parking lot on the northComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

History: In 1915, J. L. Frank built and operated a jewelry business in the building. Originally occupied by a saloon and dry goods store in 1887. An insurance office, notions, and candy store occupied the site between 1899 and 1911. The Sach’s and Rynda Hardware Store occupied a portion of the site until 1911.After the jewelry store closed, various occupants of the building included; Ike’s Bar, Schilling’s Bar, Gerlach’s Bar, Kubes’s Saloon, Sheehan’s Bar, Sweeny’s Bar, the Dorzinski Barbershop. and Kopet Jewelry Store. A vintage 1900 bar back from Rice Lake, WI, was installed in the saloon in the 1930’s after Prohibition ended.

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Historic use: Mach Grocery StorePresent use: Retail and office suitesOwner and address: Charles Svoboda,New PragueDate of construction: 1945Architectural style: Mid-Century CommercialArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1390

History: Charles Mach built the building in 1945 to house the Mach Grocery Store. The site has been occupied since 1873. A hardware, tin shop, harness shop and a blacksmith shop occupied the site in the 1870s and 1880s. A dry goods store occupied the site in 1887 along with a saloon . The Sachs & Rynda Hardware Store originally occupied the site between 1892-1911, before moving across Main Street. The site was vacant by 1919. The Mach store was replaced by Jerry Svoboda’s Fairway Store in 1960.

Approximate dimensions: 78’ X 37’ Addition with garage and warehouse; 37’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: Cement blockCladding: Brick facade and cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south elevation with service door and garage on the north. Symmetrical fenestration of three double flat fan window bays with brick sills on south elevation of second floor. Entrance to the second floor apartment on the south elevation. Service entrance to the second floor roof top patio and apartment on the north. Large display windows on the south elevation framing the main entrance.Notable exterior feature: Facade with panel Additions and alterations: Two additions including garage, roof top patio and service entrances on the north elevation. Wood shutters added to the second floor window bays on the south. Patio and living quarters on the north elevation above the north addition. The glass block transom above large display windows on the south elevation have been covered.Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of block Comments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 NR - Not eligible

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185111 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: State Bank of New PraguePresent use: O’Neill Brothers Office suitesOwner and address: Tim O’Neill, Edina, MNDate of construction: 1963Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1410

History: The first State Bank of New Prague was located on the site, beginning in 1883. The second bank building was built of sandstone in 1903. The 1903 bank building was razed when a new brick building was constructed in 1924. The second floor of the 1924 bank building was lowered when the building was remodeled in 1963. The property was originally owned by A. W. Mertens.

Approximate dimensions: 100’ X 45’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Partial with cement blockCladding: Cement block with brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimney Openings, fenestration: Two entrances on the south elevation for retail, offices, and rental to the west. Recessed main entry on grade with air lock. Service entrance on the north. Fenestration of large display windows on the south elevation.Notable exterior features: Glass, brick and metal facade. Cantilevered overhang and modern segmented brick parapet detailAdditions and alterations: Second floor removed and facade replaced in 1963.Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Middle of block with parking on the northComments: Surveyed: DFD 7/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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187115 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Telephone Office and BakeryPresent use: Bev Com OfficeOwner and address: Blue Earth, MNDate of construction: 1931Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1460

History: M. Vopatek built the original structure for the Telephone Exchange. Vopatek brought mass communication to New Prague in 1905. The telephone exchange occupied the west side of the building with Paul Sauer’s Bakery occupying the east side of the building in 1931. The site was originally occupied by Vince Slawik’s General Store and Novelty Store in 1887. A saloon occupied the site in 1892, followed by a hardware store and tin store in 1899-1911. A pool hall and bowling alley occupied the sitein 1919. The bowling alley became a storage facility for the telephone exchange in 1931.

Approximate dimensions: 119’ X 40’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on grade with a 50’X40’ cement block foundation Cladding: Cement block with brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entrance on the south elevation with two service doors on the north. Symmetrical fenestration of two large display windows on the south elevation framing the main entrance.Notable exterior features: Facade with large display windows.Additions and alterations: Remodeled in 1983 and 1987Orientation, general setting: South and middle of blockOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking on the northComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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History: John Joach built the building in 1885 to house a general store and farm produce exchange. The second floor housed the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges. The Joach living quarters were on the north. Frank Maertz built a log building and opened a general store on the site in 1865. The Maertz store traded primarily with Native Americans. The building housed the Mechtal Pool Hall and Saloon in 1887 along with a general store in 1899. Mayme Joach, daughter of John Joach, was the mother of Merce Cunningham, the internationally acclaimed choreographer and dancer.

Historic use: Joach General StorePresent use: Marquardt Jewelry StoreOwner and address: Randy Kubes, New PragueDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: ItalianateArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: PoorPin # 24.934.1500

Approximate dimensions: 50’ X 31’ Living quarters 31’ X 40’ Storage Addition 60’ X 36’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with one apartment, Vacant on the southFoundation: Partial stoneCladding: Stucco over brick with concrete block warehouse and garageRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed step-up main entry on the south. Service entry on the west. Second floor window bays with iron sills on the south, east and west elevations. Symmetrical fenestration of four segmented window bays on the south elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with stucco covering architectural details

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Firemen demonstrating equipment in front of the Joach General Store. c. 1890

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Additions and alterations: Additions on the north to house a warehouse and loading dock. Window bays on west and east elevations of second floor have been blocked. The entrance to the second floor lodge hall has been removed. Stucco has covered all Italianate brick detail. Parapet has been removed and covered with stucco. Orientation, general setting: South with alley on the west and parking lot on the northOutbuildings: Two large garages with over sized garage doors. One detached double garageLandscape features: Middle of block Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Bilek’s BakeryPresent use: Lau’s Czech Bakery andPlum Creek BoutiqueOwner and address: Doug and Patty Lau New PragueDate of construction: 1961Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1490

History: In 1947, Ronnie and Dode Bilek began their bakery business on the east side of the telephone office before building the Bilek Bakery in 1961. Dave and Carol Bilek ran the bakery before selling thebusiness to Doug and Patty Lau in 1989. Veyvoda’s Shoe Repair occupied the site in 1883. Komarek’s paint shed and tailor shop occupied the site in 1911. The site became vacant in 1939.

Approximate dimensions: 100’ X 60’ Attached garage; 24’ X 12’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 Foundation: Cement blockCladding: Cement block with Roman red brick facadeRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance and entrance to the retail suite on the west of the south elevation. Service entrance on the north with entrance to the living quarters on the north. Large display windows on the south elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with large fenestration of square windows with overhang extending the length of the facade with metal columns.Additions and alterations: Attached garage on the north with living quarters on the north Orientation, general setting: South with parking on the north. Alley between the adjacent building on the east running north and south exiting on Main StreetOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Fenced yard behind the bakery and living quarters on the north. Parking lot on the north accessing alley and outlet on the northComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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194125 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Komarek Paint StorePresent use: International Quality Home CareOwner and address: Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1890Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1550

History: The building was constructed to house Eilers Brothers store. Beginning in 1919, the Jacob Komarek family operated a paint store in the building. Jacob Komarek along with F. A. Jelinek and Joseph Melounek, were dealers in paints, oils, varnishes, painting, calsomining and paper hanging. The vacant lot to the east was the site of the Vincent and Katie Slawick’s Furniture and Candy Store. The Slawick building was moved to The Minnesota Valley Restoration Project at Murphy’s Landing, in Shakopee, MN.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: Partial stoneCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Recessed step-up entrance. Fenestration of three segmented arch windows with iron sills on the second floor of south elevation. Segmented arch windows with iron sills on the west, and east elevations.Notable exterior features: Facade with three brick arched corbels with piers framing three segmented arch windows.Additions and alterations: Enclosed stairway and entrance to the second floor on the west and north elevations. Original display windows and double doors replaced on the south elevation framing the main entrance. The second floor win- dow openings have been replaced and lowered with double hung windows. Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the west Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Further Research

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196131 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Emil Dvorak’s Grocery StorePresent use Mosaic AlleyOwner and address: Randy Kubes - New PragueDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: ItalianateArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.934.1510

Approximate dimensions: Original 1885 building; 42’X27’ Attached buildings; 117’X82’ and 100’X39’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: Stone foundation in original building, stone and cement block in additions.Cladding: Stucco over brickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Flush side Main entrance on the south elevation. Symmetrical fenestration of three segmented fan arch windows with iron sills on the second floor of south, east and west elevations. Two display windows on the south elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with Italianate cornice, dentil molding, brackets and piersAdditions and alterations: Attached additions to the grocery and egg processing facility north of the original 1885 building. The additions house offices, storage, loading docks, and workrooms.Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: All of the additions are connectedLandscape features: Vacant lot on the east with parkingComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

History: The building originally housed the Kokes Saloon and billiard parlor on property owned by S. Vasseli in 1887. Vincent Slawick built a lumber yard on the site in 1870. Emil Dvorak operated a grocery store in the building, The headquarters for his egg processing business occupied additional buildings attached to the north of the grocery store. In the 1940’s, the grocery store was called the United Grocery Store.

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Historic use: Slavik Furniture and FlooringPresent use: Kubes FurnitureOwner and address: Randy Kubes, New PragueDate of construction: 1946Architectural style: Mid-Century ModernArchitectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.934.1571

History: The building was built by Emil Dvorak in 1946, as a showroom for his Kaiser-Frazer automobile dealership. The Kaiser-Frazer automobile was first introduced in 1947 and ended production by1951. The north loading dock accessed the basement garage where a repair shop was established for the Kaiser-Frazer automobiles Sam and Rosemary Slavik bought the building in 1949 after moving their furniture store from the Sery building on Main Street. The building site was occupied by S. Vesseli’s cobbler shop in the 1880’s. The lot became vacant from 1892-1899 and beginning in 1899, a wagon shop occupied the site. The site was vacant in 1919. Pavek’s Pavilion, an outdoor dance pavilion, occupied the site in 1919. The Skluzacek Furniture and Mattress Company occupied the building before being sold to the Kubes Furniture Store.

Approximate dimensions: 100’ X 35’ Garage addition; 60’ X 34’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with walkoutFoundation: Cement blockCladding: Brick and cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Recessed main entrance on the south elevation with service entrance on the north elevation. Fenestration of large slanted display windows on the south and west elevation framing the main entry. Glass block windows on the west elevation of the first floor and basement.Notable exterior features: Facade with large slanted display showroom windows.Additions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Northwest corner of Main Street and 1st Ave. NW on sloping lot to the northComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Further Research

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Historic use: Retail and Office SuitesPresent use: Dorzinski Barber Shop, Cole’s Floral, Office SuitesOwner and address: Mike Ruzicka, New PragueDate of construction: 1974Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0080

History: The F. J. Barta Photography Studio originally occupied the site in 1900 before gas and oil stations continually occupied the site, beginning in 1924. A notable accident occurred November 28, 1935, when an airplane operated by two young men from St. Paul, MN, crashed into the Coop Oil Station.

Approximate dimensions: 65’ X 55’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with walkout basementFoundation: Cement blockCladding: Cement blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Four entrances to business suites on the south elevation with two walkout basement entrances to rental suites on the north. Large display windows on the south elevation. Fenestration of four window bays on the north elevation with two window bays on the walkout level.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Sloping lot to the north. Corner lot on Main Street and 1st Avenue NW with parking lot on the north next to the alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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202207 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: General store, Saloon andBarbershopPresent use: City Club BarOwner and address: Mike Ruzicka - New PragueDate of construction: 1890Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0070

History: The building was built by Joseph Maertz as a general store. The building is on the original site of theVincent Slawik Lumber Yard and Joseph Bastyr Freight Company. The building has been occupied by George G. Mickus, D. Donnelly, Frank Zvanovec, and Ed Kubes’s Confectionery and the Frank Bastyr General Store. The John Dorzinski Barbershop was located in the saloon, 1931-1974. The barbershop was accessed through swinging doors in the saloon. The Jacob Schmidt Brewery provided the bar and bar back.

Approximate dimensions: 40’ X 25’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with apartment on the second floorFoundation: StoneCladding: Shakes over clapboard sidingRoof type and materials: Gable Chimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south elevation with service entrance on the north with walkout entry on the basement level. Second floor entrance on the north. Symmetrical Fenestration of three window bays on the second floor of south elevation. Notable exterior features: False fronted facade Additions and alterations: Two attached storage additions on the north elevation. Main entrance on the south elevation has been altered along with two small windows bays replacing the original large display windowsOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Sloping lot to the north and alley. Period building on the west burned.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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2042151/2 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: GMC Car DealershipPresent use: Humble Pie Gift ShopOwner and address: Mary Plocher - Lakeville, MNDate of construction: 1917Architectural style: Late 19th c. Commercial Automobile ShowroomArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0060

History: The Viincent Slawick Lumber Yard occupied the site in 1887. The Joseph F. Bastyr & Brothers operated afreight transport business from the site until 1917. Albert J. Ambroz Jr. and Michael G. O’Connell builtthe building with garage in 1917 and opened a Chevrolet, Paige, Dort, and Buick Agency. They also operated an Allis Chalmer and Equipment Dealership at the same time. Ralph Pomije purchased thebuilding in 1948 and operated the Pomije Chevrolet and Allis Chalmer dealership.

Approximate dimensions: Showroom; 48’ X 40’ Warehouse; 80 ’X 40’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1 with warehouse on basement walkout levelFoundation: Stone, poured concrete and cement blockCladding: Stucco over brickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: 1 brick chimneyOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south elevation, showroom service entrance on the east elevation, warehouse garage entrance on the north with service entrance. Outdoor stairs leading to the service entrance for the warehouse on the east elevation, adjacent to the parking lot. Large display windows for the showroom on the south elevation.Notable exterior features: Facade with symmetrical fenestration of large showroom windowsAdditions and alterations: Warehouse addition on the north Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Sloping lot to the north and alleyComments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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206217 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Fidelity and Marquette BanksPresent use: Wells Fargo BankOwner and address: Wells Fargo Bank NA,Carlsbad, CADate of construction: 1975Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0020

History: The Fidelity Bank constructed the building in 1975. A home occupied the site before the bank wasconstructed. Originally, the site was occupied by the Tom Kubes New Prague Livery. Dan Tikalsky later used the Kubes Livery building for his poultry and egg processing business.

Approximate dimensions: 135’ X 60’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with offices on the lower levelFoundation: Slab and cement blockCladding: BrickRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south, service entrance on the north elevation. Large window bays on the first and lower levels of west elevation. Large window bays on the north elevation. Large picture windows framing the recessed main entrance on the south. First floor drive-up teller window and clerestory window bays on the east elevation.Notable exterior features: Large window baysAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Parking lot on the west with drive through on the east.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Grocery StorePresent use: Strike Force BowlingOwner and address: Dennis & Delores Pomije - New PragueDate of construction: 1961Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0170

History: The building was built by Leroy Mamer as a grocery store. The building continued as a grocery store under the ownership of Don Werner until 1982, when the building was purchased by Dennis Pomijeand converted into a bowling alley. The site was originally the site of the Farmer’s Lumber Companyand the Westerman Lumber Company. There were mill ponds directly to the north of the building. Theponds were built by Mathias Remes in 1883 for rearing carp. Later, the ponds provided water forcooling turbines at The International Milling Company.

Approximate dimensions: 160’ X 50’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Cement BlockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the east and service entrance on the northNotable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: EastOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Corner of Main Street and 2nd Ave. NW with parking lot on the east. Comments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: Cobbler ShopPresent use: Joe’s Shoe RepairOwner and address: Ann Marie Hertaus - New PragueDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0160

History: The site is located within the Anton Philipp Addition of 1861. A tailor and cobbler shop occupied the site 1887-1890. Joseph Lunak operated a shoe repair from 1922 to 1946 and Earl Turek operated a shoe repair in the building 1946-1976. The adjacent property to the east was the site of the Farmer’s Lumber Company and the Westerman Lumber Company, 1900-1961. The Minnesota Sugar Company owned the building in 1900 and the Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company held title in 1911. The Commercial Hotel and Saloon, built in 1911, was located to the west. The building is south of the mill ponds originally built by Mathias Remes for raising carp. The ponds, dug by horses, were dug too shallow for fish to winter. The water from the pondswas eventually used by The International Milling Company to cool turbines after pipes were laid across Main Street. The creamery used the ponds for the discharge of water. The ponds were also used for boating and skating before being filled in. A narrow path separated the ponds before a road was constructed.

Approximate dimensions: 70’ X 35’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with living quarters on the first and second floorsFoundation: StoneCladding: Composition shingles over clapboard sidingRoof type and materials: Gable and Hip with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south, entrance to the second floor on the west and south. Service entrance on the north. Symmetrical fenestration of three window bays on the south elevation of the second floor.Notable exterior features: False fronted facadeAdditions and alterations: Addition to the east for shoe repair and to the north for living quartersOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: Double garageLandscape features: Parking lot on the east and northComments: Surveyed: DFD 6/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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Historic use: The Commercial Hotel Present use: Flipside Bar and GrillOwner and address: Steven Duban -Montgomery, MNDate of construction: 1910Architectural style: Late 19th c. CommercialArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: FairPin # 24.003.0150

Approximate dimensions: 75’ X 44’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2 with rental rooms on the second floorFoundation: StoneCladding: Brick and metal fasciaRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main step-up recessed entrance on the SW corner of the building. Step-up recessed entrance on the south accessing second floor rooms and bar. Flat fan window bays with iron sills on second story window bays. Step-up service entrance on the west. Large circle top window on the second floor. above the main entrance on canted wall elevation.Notable exterior features: Canted wall elevation with main step up entrance. Brick pilasters dividing the window bays on the south and west elevations.

History: John Pesek built the Commercial Hotel in 1911 to serve travelers and salesmen coming to New Prague. Prior to the building of the hotel and saloon, the site included a tailor shop 1887 and a cobbler shop 1892. The original building was divided into a Saloon on the west, an office for the hotel on the east and living quarters on the northwest. The Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co. held the mortgage for the buildingl when the building was constructed. The hotel was renamed the Merchant’s Hotel in 1931 and the Davenport Hotel in 1939. The building continues to be used as a saloon, grill and rooming house.

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Additions and alterations: Storage room additions and outdoor stairway to the second floor on the north. A large picture window and entrance to living quarters on the north has been bricked. Parapet brick detail on the cornice has been covered with metal. Arched southwest corner entrance has been reconfigured along with large display windows on the south and west elevations. The hotel office step up and recessed entrance has been altered. Orientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: None Landscape features: Next to a service road for the mill and train depot.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 Blue print on file at the NPAHS | NR - Further Research

Postcard image of the Merchant’s Hotel, later called the CommercialHotel, across from the railroad tracks and train depot ca.1935

Farmers with bobsleds waiting their turn for wheat to be processed at the mill ca. 1935.The J. Lunak shoe shop to the right of the hotel .

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Historic use: Train Depot for the Mpls.& St. Louis RailroadPresent use: Office for the Union Pacific RailroadOwner and address: Union Pacific RailroadRR Company - Omaha, NEDate of construction: 1899Architectural style: Stick Architectural integrity: ExcellentGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.000.5000

History: The trains of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad began arriving in April of 1877. The neighborhood surrounding the depot developed into an important and thriving commercial district. The railroad was important in serving the flour mills directly south of the depot. The depot was the site of the first large scale in New Prague for weighing freight and used by the Post Office for a number of years in the early 1900’s. Many warehouses lined the tracks to the north of the depot.

The arrival of trains initiated enormous economic growth in New Prague. Trains arrived and departed from the depot six times a day allowing movement of freight and passengers on schedule. Passenger service ended in 1959. Freight continues to move through New Prague on the Union Pacific Railroad as the mill depends on trains to transport processed flour.

The depot is south of an earlier brick building on the same site. The original footprint of the depot is intact. The depot has a passenger waiting room, railroad and ticket office, original ticket window, restroom, locker room, and freight room. A freight room with two loading docks on the south and west elevations continue to be used. The south loading dock is raised, while the west loading dock is at platform height. The interior has had minor changes. The freight room has not been altered. The locker room has the original exterior paint colors. Ceilings in the ticket office and one half of the waiting room have been lowered. Paneling has been installed on the walls of the waiting room and ticket office. The waiting room has been reduced with the installation of a partition dividing the space.

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Approximate dimensions: 91’ X 28’ Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab with stone foundationCladding: Wood clapboard siding with 3” vertical wainscotingRoof type and materials: Hip with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Double freight doors on the south with raised platform. Double freight doors on the west at platform level. Waiting room and ticket office entrance on the west next to tracks. All windows are original. Double hung windows on the north, east and west elevations. Bay window on the west elevation for the train master and the trainman to observe train movement. Two small restroom windows on the east elevation. Notable exterior features: Original configuration with no alterationsAdditions and alterations: The six inch wainscot siding has been replaced with three inch wainscoting.Orientation, general setting: WestOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Paver platform on the south, north and west elevations.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Eligible

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The New Prague train depot ca. 1910. Frank H. Bean is standing on the far left on the platform holding a briefcase.

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217104 3 rd Av e n u e N W - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Maertz ResidencePresent use: Larry Sirek ResidenceOwner and address: Larry Sirek - New PragueDate of construction: 1885Architectural style: PeriodArchitectural integrity: FairGeneral condition:GoodPin # 24.001.0050

History: The house is part of the Anton Philipp Addition of 1861. The house was built by Frank Maertz for his daughter, Anna Pany, and her family. Anton Philipp’s brick home was adjacent to the property on the north. The Pany Saloon, bowling alley and outdoor dance hall were located directly south and across Main Street. The “Farmer’s Hotel” built by Tom Mix, was located next to the property on the north facing the railroad tracks and the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad train depot on the east. The hotel was moved across Main Street and became part of the “Maertz Block.” The hotel became the Mamer & Deutsch Hardware Store. South of the house was the Joseph Soukup cigar factory, general store, and Millinery.

Approximate dimensions: 60’ X40’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 2Foundation: StoneCladding: Vinyl over clapboad sidingRoof type and materials: Gable with asphalt shinglesChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: South and east entrances. Double hung windows on the east, west, south and north elevation. Casement picture windows on the south elevation of first floor. Patio door on the east elevation of north entry porch.Notable exterior features: Gable with flat wall dormers. Covered porches on the south and north.Additions and alterations: 20’X12’ first floor bedroom, 12’’X16’ entry porch and family room. Orientation, general setting: South with railroad tracks on the eastOutbuildings: Double garage and garden storage buildingsLandscape features: The property is next to a creek on the west extending along and across the creek. The banks along the creek were building sites for many early settlers.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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219401 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Gas station Present use: Used Car LotOwner and address: SSA & M Inc.Richfield, MNDate of construction: 1956Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: PoorGeneral condition: PoorPin # 24.001.0010

History: The Frank Soukup General Store built before 1885 was the original occupant of the site. The building was one of the earliest brick structures on Main Street. The Soukup General Store included a cigarfactory and millinery store, operated by Mrs. Frank Soukup.

Approximate dimensions: 50’ X 20’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Concrete blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance with display windows on the south elevation.Notable exterior features: NoneAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Train tracks, depot and parking on the east and south A creek is adjacent to the property on the west.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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221435 M a i n S t re e t We s t - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Coop Oil StationPresent use: Marathon Gas and Convenience storeOwner and address: River Country Cooperative -South St. Paul, MNDate of construction: 1993Architectural style: ModernArchitectural integrity: GoodGeneral condition: GoodPin # 24.003.0220

History: The building replaced the New Prague Coop Oil Station. Originally, the site was occupied by a saloon and a blacksmith shop in 1887. The West Farmer’s Hotel 1899 and the West Side Hotel 1904 occupied the site on the original Jordan road.

Approximate dimensions: 54’ X 40’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Concrete BlockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance on the south with a service entrance on the north elevationNotable exterior features: Car depot and canopy over the gas pumpsAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: SouthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Corner of Highway #21 and Main Street West. The old Jordan Road, 4th Avenue Northwest, is to the west of the building.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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223104 4 t h Av e n u e N W - S c o t t C o u n t y

Historic use: Econo FoodsPresent use: VacantOwner and address: Werner Real Estate Holdings New Prague Date of construction: 1981Architectural style:ModernArchitectural integrity: Good General condition: FairPin # 24.005.0060

History: The building was built by Don Werner to house a grocery store. In 1887, a saloon and blacksmith shopoccupied the site along with a bowling alley running east and west, parallel to Main Street on the south.The F. J. Melounek Foundry occupied the site in 1892. After the closing of the foundry, the Hy-Point Chicken Hatchery occupied the site, beginning in 1948.

Approximate dimensions: 120’ X 110’Plan type: RectangleNumber of stories: 1Foundation: Slab on gradeCladding: Concrete blockRoof type and materials: Flat with membraneChimneys: NoneOpenings, fenestration: Main entrance and service entrance on the north elevationNotable exterior features: Murals on the east and north elevationsAdditions and alterations: NoneOrientation, general setting: NorthOutbuildings: NoneLandscape features: Building is built into the hillside on the south and west.Comments: Surveyed: DFD 8/2014 | NR - Not eligible

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The F. J. Melounek Foundry. Pictured left to right: M. Habegger, Henry Deutsch, Mike Machacek, M. Kovarik, Frank Melounek, unknown, M. Pomije ca. 1895.

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226IndexIntroduction ................................................................................ 2Methodology ............................................................................... 3Historical Overview of New Prague ................................................. 4Summary ................................................................................... 18Sources ...................................................................................... 19Aerial Map of Survey Area ............................................................................20438 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2436 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4410 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6408 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 840 4 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1400 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3100 2 n d A v e n u e S W - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 5201 2 n d A v e n u e S W - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 8107 2 n d A v e n u e S W - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 0212 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 32121/2 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 6138 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8136 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0130 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3126 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6122 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 8120 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 0114 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2112 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5110 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 7106 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 91 0 2 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 11 0 0 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 31 0 2 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 51 0 4 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 81 0 6 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 11 0 8 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 41 1 0 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 61 1 2 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 81 1 6 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 11 1 8 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 31 2 0 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 51 2 2 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 81 2 4 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 01 2 6 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 22 0 0 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 52 0 4 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 72 0 8 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 92 1 0 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 12 1 2 1 / 2 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 32 1 8 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 52 2 2 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 72 2 6 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 92 3 2 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - L e S u e u r C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 21 0 4 C o l u m b u s A v e n u e S o u t h - 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S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4 4201 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4 6129 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4 9125-127 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y ..........................152123 Suite A M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 4123 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 6121 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 8119 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 1111 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 3105 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 5103 M a i n S t r e e t E a s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 8101 Ce n t r a l Ave n u e N o r t h / M a i n S t re e t E a s t - S c o t t Co u n t y . . 1 7 0107 C e n t r a l A v e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 2111 C e n t r a l A v e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 4201 C e n t r a l A v e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 6118 C e n t r a l A v e n u e N o r t h - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 8103 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 1105 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 3111 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 5115 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - S c o t t C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 7119 M a i n S t r e e t W e s t - 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