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American House
1860
Engraving of the American House at 1 North Pinckney Street. It burned down in a fire in 1868.
Line etchings of early Madison by Hjalmar A. Skuldt
Jun 12, 1932
Milwaukee Journal
North Pinckney Street and East Washington Avenue
circa 1860-1869
North Pinckney Street and East Washington Avenue from the Capitol roof. The American House, which burned down in 1868, is one of the businesses shown in this view. Several residences are also in th...
James Duane Doty Residence
Pencil sketch of the James Duane Doty residence, the first Executive Mansion in Madison.
