342 E SILVER SPRING DR

Historic Name:
Whitefish Bay Liquor Shoppe Building

Other Name:

Reference Number:
184983

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Property Location

Location (Address)	342 E SILVER SPRING DR
County	Milwaukee
City/Village	Whitefish Bay
Township
Unincorporated community
Town
Range
Direction
Section
Quarter Section
Quarter Quarter Section

Property Features

Year Built	1955
Additions
Survey Date	2011
Historic Use	small retail building
Architectural Style	Twentieth Century Commercial
Structural System
Wall Material	Brick
Architect	Klug & Smith Co. (builder)
Other Buildings On Site
Demolished	No
Demolished Date
Additional Comments	In 1956, Clarence and Sylvia Schallert constructed a new building in which to house their liquor store, an expansion of Clarence Schallert’s existing career as a wholesale liquor salesman. The Schallerts were granted the first liquor license in the village’s history to open their store. Throughout the building’s history a wide variety of retail businesses were located in it.
Bibliographic References	Building permit records on file at Whitefish Bay Village Hall. Whitefish Bay Historical Research Project. Volume 12. Mimi Bird Collection, Whitefish Bay: Whitefish Bay Public Library

National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings

National/State Register Listing Name	Not Listed
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State Register Listing Date
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small retail building Twentieth Century Commercial

Milwaukee
County

Whitefish Bay
Community

1950-1959
Decade

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