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Three Generations

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Dr. Otto Schmidt, left, poses with his mother-in-law, Catherine Seipp, and his daughter Alma on the lawn in front of the main house at Black Point. Catherine was the widow of Conrad Seipp, Chicago brewer and builder the house at Black Point. Alma and her future husband, Dr. William F. Petersen, would become owners of Black Point.

Date Created:
1910

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Date Created
1910

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Dimensions
13 x 11 cm

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Call Number
Black Point Estate.22.31
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NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
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Wisconsin Department of Administration
Unique ID
W0125OU
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WHi 114750

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Edward Schmidt Petersen

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Young Edward Petersen (1921-2013) poses sitting in a wicker highchair on the porch at Black Point. He is the son of William F. and Alma Schmidt Petersen and the great-grandson of Chicago brewer Con...

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