Brown Block | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society

Photograph

Brown Block

Brown Block | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society
View across Capital lawn towards the corner building at 100 S. Pinckney, on the Brown or Bruen Block. The stores, from the left, are Sullivan & Heim, Blasius Pianos (the awning says Groves Piano Ware Rooms, J.W. Groves, Mgr.) and an awning that reads: "Dry Goods Clearance Sale of Shirt Waists." To the right of the clearance sale is the State Bank. There is a woman walking past the Sullivan and Heim building; a horse and buggy is moving down the street, piano packing cases are in front of the piano store, and several bicycles are parked in front of the State Bank.
DESCRIPTION
View across Capital lawn towards the corner building at 100 S. Pinckney, on the Brown or Bruen Block. The stores, from the left, are Sullivan & Heim, Blasius Pianos (the awning says Groves Piano Ware Rooms, J.W. Groves, Mgr.) and an awning that reads: "Dry Goods Clearance Sale of Shirt Waists." To the right of the clearance sale is the State Bank. There is a woman walking past the Sullivan and Heim building; a horse and buggy is moving down the street, piano packing cases are in front of the piano store, and several bicycles are parked in front of the State Bank.
RECORD DETAILS
Image ID:117268
Creation Date:
Creator Name:Unknown
City:Madison
County:Dane
State:Wisconsin
Collection Name:Stanley C. Hanks Madison, Wisconsin, history photograph collection, circa 1850s-1985
Genre:Photograph
Original Format Type:photographic print, b&w
Original Format Number:PH 6095, Box 2, Folder 11 #403
Original Dimensions:6 x 4 inches
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
From Stanley C. Hanks Collection Notes, PH 6095: The State Bank building, erected in 1852 by Marshall and Ilsley at 7 and 9 S. Pinckney on a lot which cost $800, was the first bank organized under the general banking law of the state, and issued the first bank bill put in circulation. It opened its doors for business on the 1st day of January 1853, with a capital of $50,000. This building served its purpose until 1882 when it was removed and a modern building erected in its place.
SUBJECTS
Horses
Commercial buildings
Trees
Lawns
Central business districts
Outdoor photography
Parks
Signs and signboards
Bicycles
Carriages and carts
Horse-drawn vehicles
Pedestrians
Streets
Sidewalks

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