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[[Image:{{Infobox Building|image=Tannenheim-Exterior1.jpg|thumb|right|caption=Tannenheim, taken during the a [[June 15]], [[2002]] auction|name=Tannenheim|location=[[Highway 4A]], [[Century]]|architect=[[Wikipedia:Louis Kamper|Louis Kamper]]|client=[[Frank J. Hecker]]|engineer=|owner=[[Toy Arnett]]|construction_start_date=|completion_date=[[1904]]|renovations=|date_demolished=|cost=|structural_system=|style=|size=Two stories|mapcode=<googlemap version="0.9" lat="30.981804" lon="-87.268009" zoom="14" width="300" height="250">30.985179, -87.275841Tannenheim</googlemap>}}
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'''Tannenheim''' (German for "fir tree home") is a historic mansion located along [[County Road 4A]] in [[Century]] that was built in [[1904]] by Colonel [[Frank J. Hecker]] of the [[Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company]]. Hecker hired architect [[Wikipedia:Louis Kamper|Louis Kamper]] to design the home for his son, [[Frank C. Hecker]], who was sent to the mill town to mind the family's business interests.
