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Digital Collections
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Nancee Hat Shop
September 7, 1935
Exterior night view of the Nancee Hat Shop at 7 South Pinckney Street featuring hats, purses and an Art Deco entrance.
Nancee Hat Shop Windows
September 7, 1935
Nancee Hat Shop, 7 S. Pinckney Street. Display window of hats and purses, and Art Deco entrance to shop.
Kessenichs Inc. — Interior/Second Floor
July 1, 1935
Elevated view of Kessenichs Inc., 201-203 State Street — interior second floor.
Barons Beach Shop
June 25, 1935
Interior view of Barons Beach Shop in the University of Wisconsin Co-op Store, 702-706 State Street.
Marcy Shops, Inc.
December 16, 1929
Interior of Marcy Shops, Inc. 223 State Street.
Capitol Tog Shop
October 24, 1934
Capitol Tog Shop, 231 State Street, display window with "Dunlap" hats and "Friendly Five" shoes for men. "International clothes made to order."
