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Feb. 2001: the Plan Commission approved the Glass Nickel owners' $1 million two-storey building (Design Coalition; architect Lou Host-Jablonski) with the restaurant, retail and nine apartments, 'the first redevelopment project designed to upgrade the appearance of the East Washington Avenue corridor'. It was not built; the pizzeria went to 2916 Atwood Ave. instead.
Feb. 2001: the Plan Commission approved the Glass Nickel owners' $1 million two-story building (Design Coalition; architect Lou Host-Jablonski) with the restaurant, retail and nine apartments, 'the first redevelopment project designed to upgrade the appearance of the East Washington Avenue corridor'. It was not built; the pizzeria went to 2916 Atwood Ave. instead.
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43° 5' 52.1", -89° 20' 57.8"
Latitude43.097763
Longitude-89.349392
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Property / coordinates: 43°5'52.1"N, 89°20'57.8"W / rank
 
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Property / coordinates: 43°5'52.1"N, 89°20'57.8"W / reference
 
reference URL: https://geocoding.geo.census.gov/geocoder/
retrieved: 19 October 2026
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address in Madison, Wisconsin
  • 2415 Winnebago St.
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2415 Winnebago Street
address in Madison, Wisconsin
  • 2415 Winnebago St.

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CE's Tavern; the Glass Nickel owners' company GNC bought it in October 2000 for a new restaurant that was never built; the High Noon Saloon site from 2004
Feb. 2001: the Plan Commission approved the Glass Nickel owners' $1 million two-story building (Design Coalition; architect Lou Host-Jablonski) with the restaurant, retail and nine apartments, 'the first redevelopment project designed to upgrade the appearance of the East Washington Avenue corridor'. It was not built; the pizzeria went to 2916 Atwood Ave. instead.
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43°5'52.1"N, 89°20'57.8"W