Osterman and Siebert was an American architectural firm in Walla Walla,

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. Henry Osterman was senior partner. Osterman was born in Eesen,

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. Henry Osterman is credited with designing the

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, Green Park School and Walla Walla Public Library. Outside of Walla Walla the firm designed Preston Hall.

Work credited to Henry Osterman and his firm

* Dixie School (1921) *Walla Walla Armory (1920) * Courty Courthouse (1916) * Preston Hall (1913) in Waitsburg * Ellis Hotel * Siel Building * Walla Walla High School & Gym * Central Fire Station * Jefferson School * City Hall * YMCA Building * Green Park School * Sharpstein School * Prospect Point School * Masonic Temple * Carnegie Library (1905) * Central Christian Church * Phi Delta Theta House (Whitman College)

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Work credited to Henry Osterman and his firm

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