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Jacques Vieaux Cabin and Post.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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West Siders Destroy Bridge.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Borchert Field Baseball Game with Stands Filled with People.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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- Civil War Soldiers in Milwaukee Courthouse Square.
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Potawatomi Portrait.
Source: Marquette University
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Native American Shelters.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Native American.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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- Solomon Juneau, one of Milwaukee’s three founders.
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- Byron Kilbourn, one of Milwaukee’s three founders.
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- George Walker, one of Milwaukee’s three founders.
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Hoan Bridge.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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The Brewers Baseball Team Played at Borchert Field.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Chestnut St. Bridge in 1845. Now Juneau Avenue.
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Sidewheel Steamboats Replaced Schooners.
Source: Wisconsin Marine Historical Society
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Dean Richmond Schooner was the first ship to carry wheat.
Source: Content Channel
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Polish immigrants were the second largest ethnic group in 1880s.
Source: Jim Borzych
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Polish Flat.
Source: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Urban Archives
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Villard Avenue in early 1900s.
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Women’s Alliance demonstrating Slavic support for the war effort in 1918.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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William Harley and William Davidson on fishing trip in the early 1920s.
Source: Harley-Davidson Moto Company, Inc.
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Woman with New Television Set in the late 1940s.
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Retired streetcars hauled off to Waukesha quarry for burning.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Milwaukee’s first expressway map in 1946.
Source: City of Milwaukee
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Blight in Sicilian Third Ward Neighborhood on St. Paul Avenue in 1935.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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- Famous Footwear was formerly a Allis-Chalmers Machine Shop. The overhead crane still visible.
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Corner of Third Street and Juneau Avenue in the 1890s.
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
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- Corner of Third Street and Juneau Avenue in the 1990s.
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- A cartoon highlighted the Milwaukee Miracle in 1931.
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Woman atop Pabst Beer Keg
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Schlitz Brewing Company Advertising.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Schlitz Brewing Company Color Label.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Wisconsin Avenue, looking West.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Wisconsin Avenue, looking West.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Wisconsin Avenue, looking West.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Pollution.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Marquette and Joliet.
Source: Milwaukee Public Museum
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Jones Island School Children at U-Shaped Table.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Jones Island Swimming Hole.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Jones Island Fishermen in Boat.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Jones Island Street with Person and Chickens.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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- Lithograph of Early Water Street.
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- Old County Courthouse
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New Harbor and Old Harbor Map New Harbor and Old Harbor Map.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Cartoon about Milwaukee’s Political Scandals.
Source: Harper’s Weekly
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Father James Groppi.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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- Alexander Mitchell
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The Pabst Resort was a German Beer Garden.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Daisy Roller Flour Mill Poster Ad.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Pfister and Vogel Tannery Poster Ad.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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E.P. Allis Reliance Works Interior and Product.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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- Slovak Group of Musicians
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Falk Corporation Big Gears and Man.
Source: Falk Corporation
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Schooner photograph by H.H. Bennett.
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
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- 6th and Grand Avenue, now Wisconsin Avenue.
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- Streetscene, Water Street and Wisconsin Ave.
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Gurda Hardware Store on Lincoln Avenue.
Source: John Gurda
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- Automobile at Kinnickinnic and Lincoln Avenue in Bay View.
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- The Majestic Theater on Mitchell Street
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- 6th Street Viaduct Traffic Jam.
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Harley-Davidson Advertisement with Woman.
Source: Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Inc.
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Harley-Davidson Advertisement.
Source: Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Inc.
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Depression Shacks for Homeless in Lincoln Park.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Fair Housing Demonstration Led by Father James Groppi.
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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MUSIC Anti-Segregation Demonstration with Lloyd Barbee.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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NAACP Youth Council Protest at the Eagles Club for their Discriminatory Membership Policy.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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City Hall Portrait.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Father James Groppi and the NAACP Youth Council in 1966.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Parklawn Public Housing.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Patrick Cudahy, Meatpacker.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Our Lady of Pompeii Catholic Church in the Third Ward was razed for Freeway.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Aftermath of Race Riots on 3rd Street in July 1967.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Policeman on 2nd & Center during Race Riot in July 1967.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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Mayor Maier during Race Riot in July 1967.
Source: MIlwaukee Public Library
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Curfew during Race Riot Showing Empty Expressway on the Monday after the Riot.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Victor Berger was a Socialist Congressman who was against World War 1.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Dead Alewives On Milwaukee’s Beaches in the 1960s.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Building the Expressway.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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The Marquette Interchange Nearly Completed in April of 1968.
Source: MIlwaukee County Historical Society
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North Side Blight.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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This Couple Lost their Home When the Neighborhood was Razed for the Expressway.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Aerial View of Southgate Shopping Center on 27th Street.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Theresa Langolf was a woman welder at Chain Belt during World War 2.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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- Crowd Gathers for a 1947 Television Demonstration in Boston Store Window.
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Milwaukee Housing for a Poor African American Woman.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Milwaukee Water Treatment Plant on Jones Island.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Hillside Housing Project.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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West Side Railroad Company’s Trolley on Grand Avenue.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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West Side Street Railway Company Electrified Trolley on Wells Street.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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Electric Trolley Crosses the Viaduct.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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Butterfly Theater Lit Up the corner of 2nd Street and Wisconsin Avenue from 1911 to 1930.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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Water & Wisconsin Ave with Automobiles and Trolleys.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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1856 Map of Milwaukee.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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African American Workers Make up this Asphalt Crew.
Source: Wisconsin Energy
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Schooner on River Downtown.
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
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Captain James M. Jones, shown with wife, opened a successful, but short-lived shipyard.
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
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Increase Lapham was a Scientist and a Surveyor and was One of the Most Original Minds.
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
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- Early Harbor Map Suggesting New Inlet
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- The Milwaukee House, a Juneau-Martin project, was the finest hotel in frontier Milwaukee.
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Railroad Map Showing Milwaukee as a Major Hub in the 1860s.
Source: Milwaukee Public Library
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1857 Map of Wisconsin.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1900 Map of Milwaukee.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1910 Map of Wisconsin.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1914 Map of Europe.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1906 Map of Europe.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1821 Map of United States.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1828 Map of United States.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1843 Map of United States.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
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1849 Map of United States.
Source: American Geographical Society Library
