1009 N Doctor Martin Luther King Jr Dr (AKA 1009 N 3RD ST)

Historic Name:
Otto Thiele Drug Store

Other Name:
Old German Beer Hall

Reference Number:
108667

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Property Location

Location (Address)	1009 N Doctor Martin Luther King Jr Dr (AKA 1009 N 3RD ST)
County	Milwaukee
City/Village	Milwaukee
Township
Unincorporated community
Town
Range
Direction
Section
Quarter Section
Quarter Quarter Section

Property Features

Year Built	1874
Additions
Survey Date	1984
Historic Use	small retail building
Architectural Style	Italianate
Structural System
Wall Material	Brick
Architect	Henry C. Koch
Other Buildings On Site
Demolished	No
Demolished Date
Additional Comments	Original cost was $9,200. Excellent example of three bay brick commercial building with original cornice and window arches with keystones. Established as a drug store at this address in 1865. Otto Thiele ran the drug store here in 1874.
Bibliographic References	Milwaukee Sentinel - 12/31/1874. Commmercial File - Thiele. Historical File. Milwaukee Sentinel - 12/31/1874. 1877 City Directory. Milwaukee - A 1/2 Century's Progress 1896, p. 126.

National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings

National/State Register Listing Name	Old World Third Street Historic District
National Register Listing Date	Mar 19, 1987
State Register Listing Date	Jan 01, 1989
Contributing	Yes

small retail building Italianate

Milwaukee
County

Milwaukee
Community

1870-1879
Decade

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