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Residence of Charles Ray
circa 1890-1899
Residence of Charles Ray, 88 Prospect Street.
Charles Ray's Residence - Anaglyph
1874
Stereograph of Broadway in Milwaukee. The mansion has many peaks on the roof, and the drive to the entrance is on the right.
Wisconsin Street
1875
Stereograph of Wisconsin Street looking east from Spring Street.
Pfister House
1870
Stereograph. Residence of Giudo Pfister, at 429 Jefferson Street. A tree stands between the sidewalk and the dirt road.
