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Property Location
Property Features
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND SIGNIFICANCE:
Bayley and Sons Iron Works was located on this site before the fire, and they moved to cheaper land in Walkers' Point after the fire. The first tenant in this building was Milwaukee Mirror and Art Glass Works, an occupant here from 1893 to 1908. They were previously located on Water Street, but were burned out in the fire of 1892.
Mrs. Isabella Ryder Building was a original name.
Drake & Bond could also have been the architect, information conflicts.
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