Architecture
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Source: Wisconsin Energy
Butterfly Theater Lit Up the corner of 2nd Street and Wis
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Log House and Trading Post of Jacques Vieau
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers at Wood
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Oriental Theater Movie Palace
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Germans build Old St. Mary's Church on Broadway
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Polish Families Start St. Stanislaus Church on South Side
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Newhall House, Milwaukee's first upscale hotel
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
St. John’s Cathedral
Source: St. Sava S. O. Cathedral
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Building City Hall
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Original Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Harnischfeger and Pawling
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Parklawn Housing
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee County Courthouse
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
St. Josaphat's Basilica
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee County Stadium
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Halyard Park Home
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Log House with Horses for Early Settlers
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Log House, Split Rail Fence, Early Settlers, Horses
Source: Library of Congress
Greendale Home, 1930s
Source: Library of Congress
Greendale Planned Community with Model in 1930s
Source: Library of Congress
Greendale Administration Building in 1930s
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Jacques Vieaux Cabin and Post
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee Early View
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Church was razed for freeway expansion
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
St. Benedict's Church
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
St. Stephen's and St. Stanislaus Church
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Old St. Mark AME Church
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Warner Movie Palace
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee Water Works North Point Pumping Station
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Federal Building and Post Office
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Turner Hall
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
City Hall's Interior Atrium
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Free Thinker's Hall
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee University School
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Construction of NW corner of Milwaukee and E. Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Historical Society
Ebner Family House Construction at 15th & Keefe
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Greendale Planned Community Under Construction
Milwaukee County Historical Society
Greendale Planned Community in View from Above
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Washington High School
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
St. Benedict the Moor Church
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Garden Homes Under Construction
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
City Hall
SOURCE: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Whitefish Bay Bungalow
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Blatz Mansion in Whitefish Bay
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Alhambra Movie Palace Theater Interior
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Fourth Street School
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
District 8 School in Town of Greenfield
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Bohemian Hall on SE corner of 12th and North in 1960
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
John Plankinton Mansion on 15th and Grand Avenue
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
William Plankinton Home Interior
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Cape Cod House at 693 N. 28th St. in 1907 now 2021 N. 28th
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Streetscene at NE corner of S. 40th and Mitchell St.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Ranch-style Home at 4545 S. 36th Street
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Guadalupe Mission in Former Phone Exchange on Washington St
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Bungalow at 756 N. 53rd Street
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Fred Pabst, Jr. Mansion on Highland Blvd.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Highland Blvd. Mansions
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Dr. Schneider's Home on Knapp St. near Franklin Pl.
ource: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Holeproof Hosiery Building and Employees at 4th & St. Paul
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Federal Building on Wisconsin Avenue
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Schandein Residence at 2400 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
John Johnston Mansion at 12th & Wisconsin
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Oriental Theatre on Farwell
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Nunnemacher Residences on Wahl Ave. in 1931
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Lloyd Smith House is now known as Villa Terrace
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Gustave Pabst, Sr. Mansion on Terrace in 1925
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Gustave Pabst, Sr. Mansion on Terrace as seen from lake
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Van Buren between Wisconsin Ave and Mason
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Germania Building at intersection of Water St and Wells St
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Plankinton House, West Water to 2nd St.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Cudahy Towers
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Cudahy Towers Under Construction
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Pabst Whitefish Bay Resort
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
Turner Hall with Horse and Carriage
Source: Milwaukee Public Museum
Pabst Theatre on Wells and Water
Source:
Lithograph of Early Water Street
Source:
Old County Courthouse
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
Parklawn Public Housing
