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A.G. Ellis - Hagemeister House
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View of a house in a residential area, obscured by trees. "The house was built in 1835 by Ellis and was last occupied by the Misses Bessie and Barbara Hagemeister. It was located on the northeast corner of Pine and Adam Streets where the Northland Hotel now stands."
1890
University of Wisconsin. Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction
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Eastmen Residence
1890
View of the H.E. Eastmen residence. The house was located on the southwest corner of Porlier and Monroe Streets, and later the residence of Mrs. George G. Green was built there.
Cotton Residence
1890
View of the Judge Stephen R. Cotton residence. The Cotton residence was located at the corner of Jefferson and Doty Streets.
Aerial View with Old Court House
1890
Aerial view of downtown Green Bay with old Court House and the surrounding buildings.
Aerial View including Old Court House
1890
Aerial view of downtown Green Bay, with the old Court House.
Residence of Daniel H. and Joshua Whitney
1895
Daniel H. and Joshua Whitney's residence located at 402 Main Street at the intersection of Monroe Avenue. The house was torn down in 1897.
Jefferson Street South from Doty Street
1896
Jefferson Street south from Doty Street with trees lining the street.
