Photograph of the original Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation, built over ten years from 1904-1914. The current Annunciation Church hosts Greek Fest annually.
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From the Historic Photo Archive of the Milwaukee Public Library. Reprinted with permission. Link to Image Source URL
Harold Christoffel (seated, left) and Harold Story (seated, right) sign a contract surrounded by fellow Allis-Chalmers employees and managerial representatives.
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From the Milwaukee County Historical Society. Found in the Harold Willis Story Papers, Box 5. Link to Image Source URL
In 1916 Milwaukee Health Department inspectors posted this notice in factory toilets and public toilets to offer “advice” on treating or avoiding sexually transmitted diseases.
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From the Fortieth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Health of the City of Milwaukee, 1916. Accessed via Hathi Trust. Link to Image Source URL
Photograph of a Cream City Mills building that was once located on N. Water Street. The Cream City Mill was also known as the Keenan Flour Mill, a company that first opened in the 1840s.
Artist's sketch of an Eagle Flouring Mills building. Opened in in 1844 by John Anderson, it came under the management of John B.A. Kern in 1866 and was one of the largest mills in the area.
Jacob Nunnemacher's farm and distillery were located on the far western edge of the Town of Lake, on the east side of what became 27th Street, just north of Howard Avenue.
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Greetings from Milwaukee: Selections from the Thomas and Jean Ross Bliffert Postcard Collection, Archives. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries. Link to Image Source URL