Editing Lancaster, Wisconsin (section)

==Architecture==
[[File:Grant County, Wisconsin Courthouse.jpg|thumb|Grant County Courthouse]]

Lancaster calls itself the "City of the Dome" after the octagonal glass and copper-clad dome of the [[Grant County Courthouse (Lancaster, Wisconsin)|Grant County Courthouse]], which was designed by [[Armand Koch]] and built in 1905. In the spandrels of the courthouse dome are four allegorical murals painted by [[Franz Edward Rohrbeck]].

The Municipal Building (1922) is an example of [[Prairie School]] early modern architecture, which, like the courthouse, has been placed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]].

The [[L. J. Arthur House]], noted for its architecture, is also listed on the National Register.

The [[Lancaster Post Office]] contains a [[Great Depression|Depression-era]] mural, painted under the [[Works Progress Administration]] program in 1940.

The stone and wood [[Patrick and Margaret Kinney House]] in Lancaster was designed by [[Frank Lloyd Wright]], one of 45 Wright structures in Wisconsin.