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Pinckney Street
1870
View overlooking Pinckney Street on the Square with the American Hotel in the background.
View down Pinckney Street from East Main
circa 1860-1869
View down Pinckney Street to Lake Monona from East Main Street. Saint Julien Billiard Room (Fairchild Block) is in the foreground at right. Horses and carriages line Pinckney Street.
U.S. Hotel and Pinckney Street
circa 1860-1869
Buildings on Pinckney Street, including the U.S. Hotel building and a carriage manufacturer. John S. Fuller's studio, "Fullers Temple of Art" was located in the U.S. Hotel building. Several people ...
Pinckney Street Looking East
circa 1860-1869
View down Pinckney street looking northwest toward East Wilson and Lake Mendota. The Bruen's or Brown's Block and the American Hotel are on the right.
View over North Hall
circa 1860-1869
Stereograph over North Hall on the University of Wisconsin campus with a view of the Lake Mendota shoreline and isthmus.
Pinckney Street
circa 1860-1869
Stereograph of Pinckney Street, about 1860, from the roof of the Fairchild Block at the corner of East Main and South Pinckney looking northwest toward Lake Mendota. Bruen's Block is the large comm...
