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Dr. Newman C. Rowley House

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Newman died in 1871. His son A.A. continued the practice, moving into his father's house with his wife and children. When A.A. died in 1902, his son Antinous Gilbert took over the practice. In 1909 A.G. built a new house at 7320 Rowley Avenue, but other relatives lived in N.C.'s house on Hubbard St.
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foundation. The windows are six-over-six sash, with stone sills and lintels. The walls are topped by a frieze board, and then a rather low-pitched gable roof. A porch spans the whole front of the house, supported by turned posts decorated with brackets. The front door is framed in
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Rowley descendants lived in the house until 1989. Then the Middleton Area Historical Society bought the house. They rebuilt the front porch, restored some parts of the house to be more historically authentic, and now use it as a house museum and their headquarters.
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Source says "Somewhere along Middleton Creek between Middleton and Pheasant Branch, hidden under brush and trees, are the remains of what was once the Pest House." However, there are no other records of a Middleton Creek; it was most likely Pheasant Branch
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In 1868 Newman built the house which is the subject of this article, about a block from his drugstore, and a block from the important junction where Parmenter Street crossed the railway. It is a fairly simply styled two-story house with a
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in 1815. He financed his own medical education by teaching and borrowing, and received his medical diploma in 1849. Around the same time he married Sarah H. Davis. In 1850 they moved to Wisconsin. He practiced medicine in early
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built its line through heading west, associates of the railroad platted the village of Middleton Station, which became an important shipping center for the surrounding farmers.
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A.G. continued practice until 1955. When he retired, the three generations of Rowleys had provided medical care in western Dane County for 105 years.
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The two doctors Rowley established a "pest house" outside of town along Pheasant Branch Creek, where people with
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in Chicago and joined N.C. in 1868, with the drugstore named "Rowley & Son."
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Middleton's first white settlers arrived in 1841, while Wisconsin was still a
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could be cared for while under quarantine. The Rowleys also helped start the
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Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Wisconsin
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National Register of Historic Places in Dane County, Wisconsin
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and is now a museum of the Middleton Area Historic Society.
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Lodge #180 in 1870, and N.C. was a charter member of the
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U.S. National Register of Historic Places

Middleton, Wisconsin
43°05′43″N 89°30′32″W / 43.09528°N 89.50889°W / 43.09528; -89.50889 (Dr. Newman C. Rowley House)
99000518
Middleton, Wisconsin
National Register of Historic Places
territory
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Vermont
Verona
Middleton Junction
Rush Medical College

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"Dr. Newman C. Rowley House"

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