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Chapman Dry Goods Store
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Stereograph; view of store and adjoining buildings, Wisconsin and Milwaukee Streets. A large statue of a bird sits atop the store in the right of the image. Store windows are visible, as well as signs for carpets.
1870
Sherman, W. H.
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WHi 53022
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