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1907-1909 S 60TH ST

Historic Name:
Albert Kopis Building
Other Name:
Reference Number:
145371

Property Location

Location (Address)
1907-1909 S 60TH ST
County
Milwaukee
City/Village
West Allis
Township
Unincorporated community
Town
Range
Direction
Section
Quarter Section
Quarter Quarter Section

Property Features

Year Built
1927
Additions
Survey Date
2007
Historic Use
Architectural Style
Structural System
Wall Material
Brick
Architect
Other Buildings On Site
Demolished
No
Demolished Date
Additional Comments
Contractor was Martin Jezo Construction

The Albert Kopis building is a two-story bricked faced commercial structure. Large storefront picture windows occupy the southern two-thirds of the first story. A recessed wood and glass door is centered between the windows. The second story entrance door, which is on the northern corner, is wood paneled with a simple square window above, flanked by paneled wooden pilasters. A wide decorative frieze is implied by a stone stringer course across the top of the first story windows and doors, and there is a continuous stone sill beneath the second story windows. Alternating diamond- and square-shaped stones are centered in this band.

Second story fenestration includes two picture windows, each flanked by double hung windows, and one double hung window above the second story entrance. Each window group is framed by brick jambs and lintels with square corner blocks at each upper corner. Another stone stringer course separates the second story from the shaped parapet wall above. Three framed panels are present in the parapet, each with a row of header bricks and smaller corner blocks. A semicircular profile with a diamond-shaped stone marks the center of the parapet, and two corner posts with inverted stone triangles mark the ends. The entire parapet is capped with a stone sill.
Bibliographic References
Building Permit 27 April 1927.

National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings

National/State Register Listing Name
Not Listed
National Register Listing Date
State Register Listing Date
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