A historic industrial-era office building that documents early 20th-century manufacturing enterprise in Iowa.
At a glance
This administration building represents the commercial infrastructure of Maquoketa’s industrial past. Once the nerve center of the Clinton Machine Company operations, it reflects the architectural priorities of American factory management circa the early 1900s.
History
The building served as the administrative headquarters for the Clinton Machine Company in Maquoketa. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 2006 recognized its significance within the town’s industrial heritage and development.
What you see
The structure is identified as Building #7 within the Clinton Engines Corporation complex. The building’s design reflects practical early 20th-century industrial architecture, emphasizing functionality for administrative and management operations.
Cultural significance
The building documents the manufacturing economy that shaped Maquoketa’s growth. It stands as a physical reminder of the machine and engine companies that defined the region’s industrial character and provided employment for generations of residents.
Key facts
- Location: Maquoketa, Iowa, United States
- Coordinates: 42.06583333°N, 90.65833333°W
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places: 2006
- Also known as: Building #7: Clinton Engines Corporation Administration Building
Practical information & getting there
The building is located in Maquoketa, a town in northeastern Iowa. Visitors interested in industrial heritage and local history can explore the site. Contact local Maquoketa tourism or historical society offices for current access information and visiting details.
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