DescriptionWatertown Octagon House-upper plans.png	English: Historic American Buildings Survey, survey of the octagon house in Watertown, Wisconsin. Sheet 2 of 5, second and third floor plans. Drawing dated March 28 1935. House completed 1856. Image courtesy of Historic American Buildings Survey—HABS.
Date	1935
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