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Gilman Press Building
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Exterior of the top story of the Gilman Press Building, built in 1893, at the corner of 301 North Hamilton and East Johnson Streets. This building housed a succession of grocery stores and is currently the location of the Pinkus McBride convenience store.
January 11, 1970
Potter, James T.
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Building at 461 West Gilman Street
February 10, 1974
Exterior view of a brick building at 461 West Gilman Street, which has the date it was built, 1897, displayed prominently on the front.
Womans Building
February 25, 1974
The Spanish-mission-like facade of the Womans Building at 240 West Gilman Street.
Triangle Superette Market
July 11, 1971
Round, ornate turret on the Triangle Superette, later known as the Triangle Market, on the corner of State and North Henry Streets.
Carving on 102 N. Hamilton Street Building
November 8, 1970
An intricate design carved into the side of the building at 102 N. Hamilton Street. The building was built for Montgomery Wards (1929-1942); occupied by USAFI, the United States Armed Forces Instit...
Stop and Shop Grocery
August 8, 1971
Exterior view of the Stop and Shop Grocery at 501 State Street, which features a gingerbread house design.
University Lifesaving Station
November 21, 1976
Exterior view of the University of Wisconsin-Madison lifesaving station, 144 East Gilman Street near James Madison Park. It was designed by Law, Law, Potter & Nystrom and built in 1967. It has a bo...
