Pflug Mansion, WA 1906-1921 
site visit 2011
site visit 2011
John G. and Anna Marie Pflug were German immigrants who came to the United States in 1900.
John Pflug wanted to build a home in German fashion for his family. Pflug began constuction on the "dream" home in 1906. Since money was very scarce Pflug did all the work himself. The house was never finished, but the family did occupy part of the house. The Pflug mansion has remained as it is vacant since 1921.
John Plfug died June 1st 1956 Anna Marie Plfug died two weeks later on June 15th 1956. Both are interred in Lincoln County at the Wilbur Cemetery.
John Pflug wanted to build a home in German fashion for his family. Pflug began constuction on the "dream" home in 1906. Since money was very scarce Pflug did all the work himself. The house was never finished, but the family did occupy part of the house. The Pflug mansion has remained as it is vacant since 1921.
John Plfug died June 1st 1956 Anna Marie Plfug died two weeks later on June 15th 1956. Both are interred in Lincoln County at the Wilbur Cemetery.
Pflug Mansion
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