Unitarian Meeting House Work Day | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society

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Unitarian Meeting House Work Day

Unitarian Meeting House Work Day | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society
A group of skilled workmen in front of the First Unitarian Society meeting house on one of the work days they donated to the project. The building was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Left to right, seated: the workmen are Eathen Henstock, Milton Thorpe, Ervin Schmudlach, Chalres Manteufel, Urban Richgels, Harold Vetter, Dan Werber, Frank Tetzlaff, Howard Busse, Josephn Boykin, and Elliott Schamens. In the second row are: Guy Henry, Donald Van Schoyek, Harry Riegels, Albert Loftus, Arthur Winkler, Herbert Hulsizer, Herbert Amundson, Ralph Arneson, Erling Landsverk, Harold Johnson, Nathan Williams, and Marshall Erdman, the general contractor. In the third row are: Byron Tetzlaff, Paul Okey, Robert Shaw, Richard Gorski, Arthur Gulrud, and Lawrence Walter, and the two men in the back are William Kruse and John Johnson.
DESCRIPTION
A group of skilled workmen in front of the First Unitarian Society meeting house on one of the work days they donated to the project. The building was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Left to right, seated: the workmen are Eathen Henstock, Milton Thorpe, Ervin Schmudlach, Chalres Manteufel, Urban Richgels, Harold Vetter, Dan Werber, Frank Tetzlaff, Howard Busse, Josephn Boykin, and Elliott Schamens. In the second row are: Guy Henry, Donald Van Schoyek, Harry Riegels, Albert Loftus, Arthur Winkler, Herbert Hulsizer, Herbert Amundson, Ralph Arneson, Erling Landsverk, Harold Johnson, Nathan Williams, and Marshall Erdman, the general contractor. In the third row are: Byron Tetzlaff, Paul Okey, Robert Shaw, Richard Gorski, Arthur Gulrud, and Lawrence Walter, and the two men in the back are William Kruse and John Johnson.
RECORD DETAILS
Image ID:26524
Creation Date:circa 09 29 1950
Creator Name:Newhouse, John
City:Madison
County:Dane
State:Wisconsin
Collection Name:John Newhouse photographs, interviews and other materials, 1945-1974
Genre:Photograph
Original Format Type:negative, original
Original Format Number:(N48)17121
Original Dimensions:4 x 5 inches
SUBJECTS
Architecture
Buildings
Church buildings
Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1867-1959
Trees
Hats
Work clothes
Cities and towns
Outdoor photography
Portraits, Group
Construction workers

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