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Monroe Street
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View up Monroe Street, looking northeast toward the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, showing the intersection with Spooner. Also visible are cars, signs for Highway 18, and Beck-Purcell Shoes at 1849 Monroe Sreet, which was owned by Joseph P. & Mary B. Beck and John V. Purcell from 1935-1937.
October 30, 1935
Taylor, S. L.
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Park Street and University Avenue Intersection
1900
View down street, with automobiles, streetcar tracks, buildings, and pedestrians.
Regent Street Highway Project
1935
View of Regent Street from the intersection of Regent and Monroe Streets.
Park Street
1934
Park Street looking north toward the University of Wisconsin campus.
King and Wilson Streets
1949
View downhill towards the intersection of King and Wilson streets.
