Algoma Boulevard District

Traditionally known as the "Gold Coast" of Oshkosh, this District was originally home to some of the City's wealthiest families, many of whom were associated with the lumber and wood products industries.  The District also contains the home of Jesse Jack Hooper, a woman whose dedication to the suffrage movement is attributed to the State being the first to ratify the suffrage amendment.  The majority of home are of Queen Anne and Period Revival styles.  The District also contains the only Frank Lloyd Wright designed home in the City.

The yellow buildings depict non-contributing properties.  Click on the building for more detail.