I visited Richland Center on the morning of Sunday November 22, 2015. It was a beautiful but cold day; we had just has the first snowstorm of the season in southern Wisconsin on the previous day. I parked by the courthouse and walked around the square taking pictures. Then I headed over to the Frank Lloyd Wright warehouse for more photos. From there I walked back through the business district to the courthouse. It’s a very nice town and the downtown area is very easy to walk around in.
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- The Richland County courthouse
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- The main entrance. The courthouse was built in 1889.
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- Walking around to the back of the courthouse
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- The back of the courthouse.
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- The front of the courthouse on Seminary Street. The new annex is in the foreground.
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- The courthouse, the annex and off to the far right is the Community Services building.
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- Across the street is the Center Cinema
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- Frank Lloyd Wright designed the A. D. German warehouse
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- The warehouse was completed in 1921. It is Wright’s only building in his hometown.
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- Wright was in his early Mayan Revival phase when he designed it.
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- In the Richland Center business district.
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- The Richland Center Post Office
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- On the edge of the business district – it’s a beautiful town.
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- I hadn’t realized that the first municipal auditorium in Wisconsin was located in Richland Center.
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- It is a striking building and it is still in use.
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- Looking down Center Street toward the cinema and the courthouse.