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Kelley House
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View from street towards the J.H. Kelley house. The home was located at the Northwest corner of Wisconsin Avenue and 8th Street, which is now the Southeast corner of the block containing the present Racine County Court House. James H. Kelley - Died 1905 at his residence. He was the President of The Racine Silver Plate Company, manufacturers of gold and silver plated ware, Britannia ware, cutlery, etc. Their goods were classed with those of Rogers & Co., and other well known Eastern manufacturers. He also owned Kelley, Weeks & Co. 927 N. Erie Street. Wholesale Lumber Dealer.
1885
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Knapp House
1926
The former Gilbert Knapp house, on Carroll Street, from the north side of 7th Street between Main Street and Lake Avenue.
Hall Building
Exterior view of the Hall building, located on the northwest corner of Main and 5th Streets.
Knapp House
1880
The F.M. Knapp residence, northwest corner of Main and 10th Streets. A man is standing and leaning on a tree on the terrace.
Graham Ceiling
1910
The ceiling of the living room of the Frederick Graham residence. Built in 1872-1873, on the northwest corner of Raine and 13th Streets.
Bradley House
The Bradley house, the old home of Lucas Bradley, 512 Sixth Street, north side of Sixth Street, between Park and Villa. The little house at the right is the home of Peter C. Wadmond.
