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Directions to St Marys Parish and Guest House
St. Mary's Parish is located at 1812 Lynn Avenue, Altoona, WI. The guest house is 1728 Lynn Ave. It is across the street from the Church.
From the SOUTH: Hwy I-94 W to Exit 70 (Eau Claire/Superior Exit) follow Hwy 53 N to Clairemont Avenue (Hwy 12) Exit 87, keep Right. Take Hwy 12 East to Altoona/Fall Creek, Turn Right at Stop Sign, move into the Left lane, at the lights, take a Left on Tenth Street. Follow Tenth St. to Spooner Ave.(2nd Stop Sign), (Kwik Trip on corner), take a Right onto Spooner Ave, travel 5 blocks, turn Right on 4th St. W. Guest house is 2nd house on Left side of street (white with light blue trim) Church is on the Right side of street.
From the WEST: Hwy I-94 E to Exit 70 (Eau Claire/Brackett Exit) follow Hwy 53 N to Clairemont Avenue (Hwy 12) Exit 87, keep Right. Take Hwy 12 East to Altoona/Fall Creek, Turn Right at stop sign, move into the Left lane, at the lights. Take a Left on Tenth Street. Follow Tenth St to Spooner Ave.(2nd Stop Sign), (Kwik Trip on corner), take a Right onto Spooner Ave, travel 5 blocks, turn Right on 4th St. W. Guest house is 2nd house on Left side of street (white with light blue trim) Church is on the Right side of street.
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