The Livingston Inn Restorations
Donativo protegido
What will your donations be used for?
Help us to maintain the history of this beautiful landmark and Bed & Breakfast to allow future generations to share in the joy of staying here. Donations will be used for exterior and interior restorations to the 165 year old sandstone historic mansion. We will update the list of renovations as they are completed!
History:
Built in 1854, The Livingston Inn is an important landmark in the history of Madison. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the William T. Leitch House, the home is constructed of local buff-colored sandstone which was quarried in nearby Westport, barged across Lake Mendota, and cut on the building site. In addition to being a prominent landmark in the City of Madison, The Livingston Inn is an important piece of local history. Two of Madison’s first mayors (William T. Leitch, 1862-65 and Moses R. Doyon, 1888-90) lived in the house between the years 1857-1881 and 1881-1902, respectively. In addition, a prominent member of the Progressive movement and a close friend of “Fighting Bob” LaFollette lived in the home in the early 20th Century.
Pending renovations:
1) Roof eaves and decorative boxes
Completed renovations:
1) Roof eaves and decorative boxes - completed ~4 years ago
Help us to maintain the history of this beautiful landmark and Bed & Breakfast to allow future generations to share in the joy of staying here. Donations will be used for exterior and interior restorations to the 165 year old sandstone historic mansion. We will update the list of renovations as they are completed!
History:
Built in 1854, The Livingston Inn is an important landmark in the history of Madison. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the William T. Leitch House, the home is constructed of local buff-colored sandstone which was quarried in nearby Westport, barged across Lake Mendota, and cut on the building site. In addition to being a prominent landmark in the City of Madison, The Livingston Inn is an important piece of local history. Two of Madison’s first mayors (William T. Leitch, 1862-65 and Moses R. Doyon, 1888-90) lived in the house between the years 1857-1881 and 1881-1902, respectively. In addition, a prominent member of the Progressive movement and a close friend of “Fighting Bob” LaFollette lived in the home in the early 20th Century.
Pending renovations:
1) Roof eaves and decorative boxes
Completed renovations:
1) Roof eaves and decorative boxes - completed ~4 years ago
Organizador y beneficiario
The Livingston Inn
Organizador
Madison, WI
Peggy Furlan
Beneficiario