Wisconsin - Architectural style - Gothic Revival
| Anderson, Mons, House |
| Barron, Martin Van Buren, House |
| Beebe House |
| Berlin High School |
| Bintliff, Gen. James, House |
| Boys and Girls Library |
| Braley, Judge Arthur B., House |
| Calvary Presbyterian Church |
| Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin |
| Christ Church Cathedral and Parish House |
| Christ Evangelical Church |
| Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| Church of St. Thomas the Apostle |
| Church of the Atonement |
| Cobblestone House |
| Cook, Thomas, House |
| Crosse, Dr. Charles G., House |
| Dansk Evangelical Lutheran Kirke |
| First Baptist Church |
| First Baptist Church |
| First Baptist Church of Fond du Lac |
| First Church of Christ, Scientist |
| First Congregational Church |
| First Congregational Church |
| First English Lutheran Church |
| First Lutheran Church |
| First Methodist Church |
| First Methodist Episcopal Church |
| First Unitarian Church |
| Free Evangelical Lutheran Church-Bethania Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Congregation |
| German-English Academy |
| Gesu Church |
| Grace Episcopal Church |
| Hackett, Edward M., House |
| Hall, Chauncey, House |
| Hart, Thomas B., House |
| Highland Avenue Methodist Church |
| Holy Cross Church |
| Hoover, James Stephen and Borland, Elizabeth, Memorial Chapel |
| Johnston Hall |
| Kemper Hall |
| Lachmund Family House |
| La Crosse County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy |
| Leitch, William T., House |
| Lewis-Williams House |
| Lincoln School |
| Lutheran Indian Mission |
| McMillan, David, House |
| Merrill, Levi, House |
| North Point Water Tower |
| Norwegian Evangelic Lutheran Church and Cemetery |
| Oregon High School |
| Our Lady of Loretto Roman Catholic Church and Cemetery |
| Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel |
| Physical Education Building/La Crosse State Normal School |
| Plum Grove Primitive Methodist Church |
| Purdy, Willard D., Junior High and Vocational School |
| Putnam, Jane E., Memorial Chapel |
| Saint Ann's Catholic Church and Cemetery |
| Saint Edward's Chapel |
| Saint Joseph of the Lake Church and Cemetery |
| Saint Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| Salem Evangelical Church |
| Schofield Hall |
| Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| St. Andrew's Church |
| St. Gregory's Church |
| St. James Episcopal Church |
| St. John of God Roman Catholic Church, Convent, and School |
| St. John's Episcopal Church |
| St. Joseph's Catholic Church Complex |
| St. Joseph's Chapel |
| St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church |
| St. Lawrence Catholic Church |
| St. Lucas Evangelical German Lutheran Church and Cemetery |
| St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Chapel, Guildhall, and Rectory |
| St. Mark's Episcopal Church |
| St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Guild Hall and Vicarage |
| St. Martini Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| St. Mary of the Angels Church and Monastery |
| St. Mary's Catholic Church |
| St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church |
| St. Matthew's Episcopal Church |
| St. Matthias Episcopal Church |
| St. Matthias Mission |
| Stolte, William, Sr., House |
| St. Patrick's Church |
| St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church |
| St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church |
| St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| St. Paul's Episcopal Church |
| St. Paul's Episcopal Church |
| St. Peter's Episcopal Church |
| St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church |
| St. Wenceslaus Roman Catholic Church |
| Sunnyhill Home |
| Thomas, I. C., Drug Store |
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| United Unitarian and Universalist Church |
| University Presbyterian Church and Student Center |
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