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Harold P. Satre

Satre (1899–1957) was an architect in Wisconsin. He was a partner in Satre & Senescall in Sheboygan with Lionel C. The firm was succeeded by Fields-Carter. • Illustration — Mequon Town Hall Satre was born in Sheboygan. He attended the University of Illinois.

Harold P. Satre

The Mequon Town Hall and Fire Station Complex, Registered Historic Place in Mequon, Wisconsin.

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Born
1899
Died
1957
Occupation
architect

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Satre (1899–1957) was an architect in Wisconsin. He was a partner in Satre & Senescall in Sheboygan with Lionel C. The firm was succeeded by Fields-Carter. • Illustration — Mequon Town Hall Satre was born in Sheboygan. He attended the University of Illinois.

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