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J.C. Iversen & Co.
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Four-level building with shorter buildings flanking it on either side. On the road in front two carriages are visible, drawn by horses. A group of men are in the doorway and in front of the store windows, and four other men are in the windows on the second floor. On the right is Quin's Cheap Book Store.
1900
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W013V0G
WHi 53626
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J.C. Iversen & Co. Store — 425 East Water Street #826
circa 1890-1899
Elevated stereograph of J.C. Iversen and Company on the west side of Water Street (north of Grand Avenue). Other stores include: Adam Koch Restaurant and Quin's Antiquarian Book Store/Manufactory. ...
Downtown Street Corner
1910
A corner store with a large electric sign on top. Men are on the sidewalk in front of the store, and a horse-drawn vehicle and bicycles are on the right.
Crowds on Grand Avenue
1907
View down the avenue. A large crowd of people on are on the left in front of a storefront, and several horse-drawn vehicles are on the right. Two men are crossing the road.
First Baptist Church
1890
At the corner of Wisconsin and Milwaukee Streets; the present site of T.A. Chapman Store. View of building from across the street. Three men stand in front of a window near the entrance. A horse...
Espenhain's Department Store
Elevated view of Espenhain's department store located on the northwest corner of N. 4th Street and W. Wisconsin Avenue. Pedestrians, horse-drawn vehicles, and a streetcar are on the adjacent streets.
Metropolitan Building
Metropolitan building and the Streissguth clothing and shoe company at the northeast corner of N. 3rd and W. State Streets. Police officers are standing on the street corner among other men and par...
