The Gribble House is a historic Wisconsin home that dates back over one hundred years. This two story Victorian Italianate still posesses many fine original features. Oak, maple, walnut and pine floors are featured throughout, including intricate inlaid herringbone patterns. Sliding beveled glass doors and arched doorways with supurb moldings are outstanding features.
Victorian fireplaces add special warmth to the home in the living room and master bedroom.
Henry Gribble ran a general and merchantile store. He and his family, including four children, lived in the house until both Mr. and Mrs. Gribble died. The ownership of the house then passed on to their daughter until the year 1958. Miss Gretta Gribble was a history teacher at the local university. She was also the first Dean of Women in the history of the college.