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Winterble-Keystone House

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Historic stone farmhouse at 901 University Bay Drive, recently renovated by Freda Keys Winterble. The house was named "Keystone" after her family. The farmhouse was built by William J. Petherick in 1853. (It is now the Max Kade Institute for German American Studies".)

Date Created:
February 3, 1949
Creator:
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)

Publication Information

Creator
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
Date Created
February 3, 1949

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
13 x 11 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
PH 6442.2296A

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
IN COPYRIGHT
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Rights Holder
Wisconsin State Journal; Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W011SE9
Legacy ID
WHi 57510

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Winterble-Keys Farmhouse

Winterble-Keys Farmhouse

February 3, 1949

The living room of the historic stone farmhouse at 901 University Bay Drive, recently renovated by Freda Keys Winterble. The house was named "Keystone" after her family. The farm house was built by...

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Keystone House

Keystone House

This is number three in Stanley Hanks' collection of four prints of the Keystone House in Shorewood. This historic stone farmhouse, at 901 University Bay Drive, was renovated by Freda Keys Winterbl...

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Keystone House

Keystone House

This is number one in Stanley Hanks' collection of four prints of the Keystone House in Shorewood. This historic stone farmhouse, at 901 University Bay Drive, was renovated by Freda Keys Winterble....

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Keystone House

Keystone House

This is number two in Stanley Hanks' collection of four prints of the Keystone House in Shorewood. This historic stone farmhouse, at 901 University Bay Drive, was renovated by Freda Keys Winterble....

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Exterior of the Winterble House

Exterior of the Winterble House

September 26, 1955

Bonnie Kienitz and Freda K. Winterble in front of the Petheridge/Isom/Keystone house, built in 1853. The residence, located at 901 University Bay Drive, is owned by Freda Winterble and will be fea...

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Winterble Property

Winterble Property

June 16, 1949

Road and stone retaining wall in front of Freda Winterble property, 901 University Bay Drive, looking toward the Timlin Lumber Company, 2702 University Avenue.

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