Turning Points
in Wisconsin History
Italian Americans remember their childhoods in Milwaukee
Milwaukee childhoods, Italian style
Large numbers of Italians began settling in Milwaukee in the early twentieth century. Although Italians lived all over the city, most lived either near the Bay View rolling mill on the South Shore or in the Third Ward. This site, part of the Children in Urban America Project, consists of reminiscences of Italian American men and women who grew up in Milwaukee between 1900 and 1940.
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Wisconsin's Response to 20th-century change 20th-Century Immigration |
Creator: | Various |
Pub Data: | Children in Urban America Project. |
Citation: | Use the bibliographic data on the individual article, followed by the phrase Online facsimile at: http://xserver1.its.mu.edu/283136778824878.bsp; Visited on: 5/11/2024 |
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