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Photograph featuring, from left to right, Joe Adcock, Eddie Mathews, Bobby Thomson, and Hank Aaron of the 1957 Braves at spring training.
Two young boys and their mother perform a traditional Japanese song for school children gathered at the International Institute for Ethnic Spring Festival. The Japanese American Civic League was a member organization of the International Institute.
This 1914 photograph shows West Mitchell Street's use by cars and bicycles, as well as streetcars and pedestrians.
This 1936 photograph shows the alley at 1012 West Somers Street.
Photograph featuring a recreational beach area in Milwaukee in July, 1940.
The letters ZNP on the insignia of these young women's uniforms indicate their membership in the Polish National Alliance scouting program.
Children play on the street in this 1939 photograph of Greendale houses.
Advertisement featuring the A. Gettelman Brewing Company plant.
1965 photograph of the A.O. Smith Research and Development facility. Built in 1930, it was one of the nation's first dedicated research and development departments.
Aerial photograph taken from the corner of 11th Street and Wisconsin Avenue, circa 1940. Sesenbrenner Hall is the central building.
A drummer and dancer perform at the first African World Festival held in 1983 on the Summerfest Grounds.
A view of the Albert Trostel & Sons tannery on Commerce Street from the Walnut Street Bridge taken in 1974.
Portrait of Alexander Mitchell, 1817-1887.
Photograph of the All Saints Episcopal Cathedral, originally known as the Cathedral Church of All Saints. It was one of the first Episcopal cathedrals in the United States.
The Allen-Bradley Company building towers behind a row of residential homes in this 1974 photograph. Today the company is part of Rockwell Automation.
Photograph of women assembling small engines for the Allis-Chalmers Corporation.
Photograph of an Allis-Chalmers work bay scattered with coiled metal sheeting taken in 1930.
Early twentieth century postcard illustrating an aerial view of the Allis-Chalmers facilities.
1945 photograph of Allis-Chalmers employees assembling WC model tractors in West Allis, highlighting the importance of both heavy manufacturing and agriculture in the Milwaukee area.
20th century postcard featuring the Alonzo Cudworth Post No. 23 of the American Legion.
Photograph featuring the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Milwaukee. Completed in 1961, the church was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Photograph featuring the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Milwaukee. The building reflects on the pool in front.
Photograph of an employee at Armour & Company, a leading meatpacking firm, skinning animals in 1943.
Milling activity, such as that which took place in the Barton Roller Mills, was a foundational business enterprise in Barton.