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South 10th & Washington Street, Looking East

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View of Washington Street from the intersection of South 10th Street looking east towards Lake Michigan. Streetcar tracks are running down the center of the unpaved street, towards the lake. On the right, women in dark clothing are gathered in front of Dr. J.E. Barnstein & Son's office and pharmacy at 925 Washington Street. Still under construction, the courthouse dome towers over the buildings. In the distance is the William Rahr Sons' large barley elevator. On the left, a group of boys are standing in front of Fred W. Meyer's hardware, tinware and paint store at 922-924 Washington Street. A lone electric street light is suspended over the intersection.

Date Created:
1906
Creator:
Glander, John A.

Publication Information

Creator
Glander, John A.
Date Created
1906

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Dimensions
12 x 9 cm

Collection Information

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W012HZK
Legacy ID
WHi 131967

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