About Harold P. Satre
Lived 1899 – 1957 (aged 57–58). Harold P. Satre was an American architect.
Harold P. Satre (1899–1957) was an architect in Wisconsin. He was a partner at Satre & Senescall in Sheboygan with Lionel C. Senescall. The firm was succeeded by Fields-Carter.
Satre was born in Sheboygan. He attended the University of Illinois. From 1923 to 1925 he was draftsman for Sheboygan architect E. A. Stubenrauch. He had his own firm from 1925 to 1930.
Work Sheboygan Paint Company factory (1928) at 1102 North Eighth Street in Sheboygan
Wilson Town Hall (1934) at 5933 South Business Dr. in Wilson, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin Mequon Town Hall and Fire Station Complex (1937) NRHP listed
Sheboygan County Courthouse, associate architects Pigeon River Elementary School Plymouth City Hall in Plymouth, Wisconsin
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Who was Harold P. Satre?
Wisconsin architect (1899–1957)
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Harold P. Satre was born in 1899.
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Harold P. Satre died in 1957.
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Harold P. Satre was an architect.
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Harold P. Satre was American.
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