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Historical Photographs and Images

801 Williamson with 802 Williamson (the old Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co. beer depot building) in background

Date: c.1976

801 Williamson with 805 Williamson in background

Date: 1970s

801 Williamson with 805 Williamson in background

Date: c.1976

805 Williamsonc. 1976. The John and Dorota Schlundt home and wagon shop, probably built in 1872. Schlundt had a business arrangement with Wilhelm Heitkamp for a few years. The small frame rear wing was a separate apartment, and may pre-date this vermillion colored brick building. It may have been the first home for William Heitkamp in 1862 when he bought the lot. Heitkamp built the brick and stone building next door at 811 Williamson in 1872. See further information in the Heitkamp family history on this site.

Photographer/Artist: Gary Tipler
Date: 1970s

805 Williamson with 809 Williamson in back

Date: c.1976

801 Williamson - from Livingston St

Date: c.1976

811 Williamson

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Date: c. 1976

Interior Breitenbach Grocery Store, 853 Williamson St

Courtesy of Otto Breitenbach

Breitenbach Grocery Store, 853 Williamson St Courtesy of Otto Breitenbach. Copy negatives available at the Wisconsin Historical Society archives.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler

a href="results.asp?Street=Williamson&Street_no=805 ">805 Williamson St

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Date: 1977

848 Jenifer

853 Williamson St, Breitenbach store interior.

Courtesy of Otto Breitenbach

853 Williamson St, Breitenbach store interior.

Courtesy of Otto Breitenbach

853 Williamson St, Breitenbach store.

Courtesy of Otto Breitenbach

853 Williamson St, Breitenbach store.

Courtesy of Otto Breitenbach

View from Farwell Mansion. Looking northwest. Mansion Hill is in the upper left corner of the photo. Lake Mendota is in the upper right. In the middle of the photo is the Hyer-Jaquish Hotel, 854 Jenifer St. The Farwell Mansion was on the south side of Spaight between Paterson and Brearly.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Date: 1860s?

841 and 839 Williamson St. Two of the "Four Yellow Dogs" of Williamson St, before renovation.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Ridgeside Co-op, Laurie Wermter
Date: c.1983

839-847 Williamson St. The "Four Yellow Dogs" shortly after being renovated into Ridgeside Co-op.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Ridgeside Co-op, Laurie Wermter
Date: 1980s

839-847 Williamson St. The "Four Yellow Dogs" of Williamson St, before renovation. Featured in a Capital Times article.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: David Sandell - Captial Times
Date: c.1983

Building the porch for 841 and 843 Williamson - Ridgeside Co-op

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Ridgeside Co-op, Laurie Wermter
Date: 1980s

Building the porch for 841 and 843 Williamson - Ridgeside Co-op

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Ridgeside Co-op, Laurie Wermter
Date: 1980s

View from Farwell Mansion. Looking towards the Capitol building. Bascom Hall and dormitories in upper right. 500 block of Paterson St in immediate foreground. The Farwell Mansion was on the south side of Spaight between Paterson and Brearly.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: E.R. Curtiss. Courtesy: Wisconsin Historical Society
Date: 1857-1859

View from Farwell Mansion. Looking North toward lake Mendota. Mansion hill in upper left. 900 block of Spaight St. in foreground. Hyer-Jaquish Hotel (854 Jenifer) in middle. The Farwell Mansion was on the south side of Spaight between Paterson and Brearly. In the foreground (right), is the George W. and Catherine Hyer house which stands at 924 Spaight Street.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Curtiss

View from Farwell Mansion. Looking towards the Capitol building. Bascom Hall and dormitories in middle back. Intersection of Paterson and Spaight in immediate foreground. B.B. Clarke Beach on left. The Farwell Mansion was on the south side of Spaight between Paterson and Brearly.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Andrew L. Dahl
Date: c.1874

View from the Norwegian Lutheran Seminary. Looking towards Bascom Hill. 500 block of Paterson in immediate foreground, along with the 800 block of Jenifer Street. The Ott house is the large brick house at the left edge. The clock tower of City Hall and Old Main are prominent on the skyline. The Norwegian Lutheran Seminary occupied the stone octagon mansion built by Leonard Farwell in 1857. It was on the south side of Spaight between Paterson and Brearly. It became the seminary in the early 1870s after serving as the Harvey Hospital for civil war veterans, followed by its use as an orphanage.

Courtesy of Gary Tipler
Photographer/Artist: Courtesy: Wisconsin Historical Society
Date: c.1874

Modern Photographs and Images

804 Jenifer St., corner of Jenifer and Livingston. Built 1909. (WAHI #103070)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

808 Jenifer St. Built 1900 (WAHI #120569)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

812 Jenifer St. Frank Mosel House, built 1909, Designed by Ferdinand Kronenberg. (WAHI #76271)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

814 Jenifer St.Ole Torgerson Residence, built 1880/1892c, though the rear portion may date from much earlier? (WAHI #103072)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

820 Jenifer St. Arno Bierbach House, built 1883 (WAHI #87988)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

824 Jenifer St. Built 1894 (WAHI #120571)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

826 Jenifer St. Micahel Zwank House, Built 1940. (WAHI #120572)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

828 Jenifer St. Built 1909, (WAHI #120573) Likely a remodel by Claude and Starck.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

832 Jenifer St. built c. 1910 (WAHI #103073)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

834 Jenifer St. A. Drakely House, built c.1854 (WAHI #103079)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

836-840 Jenifer St. Built 1908. (WAHI #103080)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

842-846 Jenifer St. Joseph H. Blied Apartment Building, built 1907. (WAHI #103087)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

848 Jenifer St. Timothy McCarthy House. Built 1896 and designed by Conover and Porter, architects. McCarthy was the contractor for the construction of the Capitol building, Machinery Row and scores of other buildings for Conover and Porter, and other architects and clients.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

854 Jenifer St., Hyer-Jaquish Hotel. Built 1854, burned and rebuilt in 1874. The Red Oak was planted by Gary Tipler and owner Jerry Fladen in 1974. Jerry Fladen was the theatre manager for the Orpheum, Hilldale, Big Sky and for a time the Majestic Theatres. He was an ardent preservationist and campaigned for the Third Lake Ridge Historic District. Along with Gary Tipler, Jerry sponsored a neighborhood historic research committee in the mid-1970s that prepared nominations for several buildings then listed as Madison Landmarks. Jerry also risked his job and made a plea for the preservation of the Orpheum Theatre, when the Milwaukee owner was considering selling it to a group who wished to gut it to expose the "natural brick walls" as a health club in the early 1980s.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

854 Jenifer St.- "Hyer - Jaquish Hotel - 1854 - Built in a vernacular that borrows both from greek revival and italianate sources, this brick structure was the front part of a larger farmers' and railway hotel. Such hotels offered lodging to boarders and travelers in the nineteenth century. David Hyer came ot the nascent village of Madison in 1837. In 1855 he sold the hotel to Henry C. Jaquish, who operated it until a fire destroyed to rear portion of the building in 1874."

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

405 S. Livingston

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

409 S. Livingston Jacob Seiler House, built 1875 (WAHI #107414)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

415 S. Livingston Built 1895/1908/1942 (WAHI #107417)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

415 S. Livingston

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

Livingston St side of 804 Jenifer St.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

404 S. Paterson St, Paterson St side of Breitenbach grocery store. Built 1874. Biederstaedt - Breitenbach Grocery - 1874 - A store with a residence above was a common pattern in nineteenth century Madison. This brick structure was erected as a saloon and grocery for Charles Biederstaedt. Built in a High Victorian Italianate mode, it replaced an earlier structure. In 1891 George C. Breitenbach took over the store.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

404 S. Paterson St, Paterson St side of Breitenbach grocery store. Built 1874.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

404 S. Paterson St, Paterson St side of Breitenbach grocery store. King Midas Flour Advertisement Biederstaedt - Breitenbach Grocery - 1874 -King Midas Flour sign.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

408 S. Paterson St

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

416 S. Paterson St Kleiner House, built 1909, Designed by Ferdinand Kronenberg. (WAHI #110518)

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

Paterson St. side, 854 Jenifer St., Hyer-Jaquish Hotel. Built 1854.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

801 Williamson

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Fall 2002

807 Williamson St John and Dorota Schlundt Residence. Built 1872. (WAHI # 115841) Sometimes listed as 803 and 805 Williamson St

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

809 Williamson St.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

811 Williamson St Williams Heitkamp Blacksmith Shop and residence built 1872 (WAHI # 75107). Now (2004) Wisconsin Center for the Paper Arts. Heitkamp came from a small farming community Oberbauerschaft, located a southeast of Heddinghausan (Holzhausen bei Luebbecke). The Heitkamp family can be traced back to the birth of Wulbrandt Heitkamp in 1618. William Heitkamp was born at #32 Heddinghausen, Luebbecke Kreis (i.e., County) Westphalia, Prussia on 17 June 1826. William Heitkamp married Marie Luise Uphoff on 28 July 1850 and relocated to Hille, near Luebbecke, where he practiced his trade as a 'naglschmid' or 'nailsmith'. The family emigrated from their homeland in 1855 and came directly to Dane County where they first settled in the Cottage Grove area. Marie Luise's brother, Christian Heinrich Uphoff, as well as several other families from Hille, had already settled in the late 1840s early 1850s. Heitkamps first wife died and in 1858, he married Ann Katherine Lilienthal of Fondulac. William began buying lots in Madison in 1862, beginning with the purchase of E ½ of Lot #18 in Block #174 for $500. William must have sold this lot to John Schlundt, who became his business partner as well as neighbor in 1874. In 1863 he purchased from W. F. Vilas and Frances Massing another parcel (likely the purchase of Lots 3 & 4 in Block 148) in Madison for $250. William purchased Lot #2 in Block #148 in 1865 from George and Emeline Delaplaine and Elisha and Maria Burdick for $450. Refer to the Heitkamp family history

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

813 Williamson St William and Katherine Heitkamp House. Date unknown. For a History of the Heitkamp family: http://thirdlakeridge.org/data/Heitkamp_History/William_Heitkamp.html

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

817 and 821 Williamson St. Built 1967.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

823 Williamson St

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

825 Williamson St

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

829 Williamson St - parking lot

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

831 Williamson St Henry Breitenbach Grocery, built 1885. WAHI # 68929. The windows have since been uncovered in restoring their function for the second floor.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

835 Williamson St - parking lot

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

839 Williamson St, Ridge Side Co-op.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

841 and 843 Williamson St, Ridge Side Co-op.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

843 Williamson St, Ridge Side Co-op.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

847 Williamson St, Ridge Side Co-op.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

851 - 853 Williamson St. Biederstaedt - Breitenbach Grocery - Built 1874. WAHI # 16063.

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Oct 19, 2002

City of Madison Directory 1858
Note: No addresses are given in the directory, only street names. Blocks and addresses are unknown.
Spaight St. is listed as Farwell. Rutledge St. is listed as Promenade

Last Name/Business First Name Type Listed As Probable Address Occupation Employer/Place of Business
Dengel Jacob home Jenifer near Livingston soap and candle manufacturer
Bryan Charles K. home Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston painter
Ernest William home Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston bookkeeper
Hill James H. boards Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston of Jas. H. H. & Co. (feed store and packing house cor Wilson and Canal)
Martin Francis home Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston cabinet maker
Pecker Francis home Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston tailor
Vernyan Louis home Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston laborer
Drakeley Robert home Jenifer bet Paterson and Livingston abt 832 Jenifer St (Lot 13)
Easton John boards Hyer's Hotel 854 Jenifer St carpenter Johnson near State
Hyer's Hotel H. C. Jaquish prop. business cor Jenifer and Paterson 854 Jenifer St
Jaquish David boards Hyer's Hotel 854 Jenifer St
Jaquish H. C. home Jenifer cor. Paterson 854 Jenifer proprietor Hyer's Hotel
Polled William boards Hyer's Hotel 854 Jenifer St painter
Rapp Henry boards Hyer's Hotel 854 Jenifer St blacksmith, lamp and kirsh
Sherman James C. boards Hyer's Hotel 854 Jenifer St carpenter
Drakeley Charles home cor Jenifer and Livingston 415 S. Livingston farmer
Vogel Julius home cor Williamson and Livingston turner
Cantwell Michael J. home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson Printer State Jounal Office
Covall Philip home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson laborer
Hagen Frederick home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson teamster
Haines I. J. boards Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson Veterinary Surgeon
Maurer John home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson clerk J.G. Griffen
Nash Richard home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson laborer
Scheide Frederick home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson laborer
Stortzenburg John home Williamson bet Paterson and Livingston carpenter
Vallendah Frank home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson mason
Bridenbach Adam home Williamson bet Livingston and Paterson 831 Williamson St teamster
Boeck Fritz home Williamson nr Paterson cooper C. Heinrich's
Miller Ernest boards Williamson nr Paterson cooper C. Hendrick's
Hinrich Otto home cor Williamson and Paterson 853-5 Williamson grocer and liquor dealer
Streeman Herman boards cor Paterson and Williamson 853-5 Williamson clerk O. Henrick


City of Madison Directory 1890-91

Last Name/Business First Name Type Address Occupation Employer
Drakley Robert residence 802     Jenifer  
Drakley Charles residence 808     Jenifer  
Farr H. Lavander residence 808     Jenifer   collector S. L. Sheldon Co. - dealers in agricultural implements, carriages, buggies, barbed wire, etc - 300-320 E. Wilson
Swerig Oliver H. residence 812     Jenifer   clerk Fuller & Johnson Mfg. Co. - manufacturers of agricultural implements - office and works at 1402 E. Washington Av
Hansen Marie residence 814     Jenifer   dressmaker
Hansen Thora residence 814     Jenifer   dressmaker
Togerson Louisa residence 814     Jenifer   dressmaker
Togerson Martha residence 814     Jenifer  
Togerson Matilda residence 814     Jenifer  
Togerson Ole residence 814     Jenifer   proprietor Norwegian Book Store, 120 E Main
Arneson Rose residence 820     Jenifer   dressmaker
Gratz Joseph residence 820     Jenifer   bagageman Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Olsen Jennie residence 820     Jenifer   dressmaker
Forten Mary (wid Joseph) residence 828     Jenifer  
Richards J. residence 834     Jenifer   Lumberman
Quast Minnie domestic 854     Jenifer   domestic
Shaw George H. residence 854     Jenifer   superintendent Madison City Street Railway - office and barns west side of S Baldwin, between Main and Washington
Seiler Ellen A. residence 409   S   Livingston  
Seiler Emil O. residence 409   S   Livingston   painter Jacob Seiler - house and sign painter, paperhanger and decorator, books and news agent - 620 Williamson St
Seiler Jacob residence 409   S   Livingston   proprietor Jacob Seiler - house and sign painter, paperhanger and decorator, books and news agent - 620 Williamson St
Seiler Robert J. residence 409   S   Livingston   clerk Agnes Hyland millinery at 9 1/2 W Main
Hayes Dennis residence 415   S   Livingston   proprietor Parkinson, Hayes & Co, dry goods, groceries, notions and stamping, 652 Williamson
Parkinson Alfred residence 415   S   Livingston   clerk Parkinson, Hayes & Co, dry goods, groceries, notions and stamping, 652 Williamson
Parkinson Edward S. residence 415   S   Livingston   proprietor Parkinson, Hayes & Co, dry goods, groceries, notions and stamping, 652 Williamson
Maher Thomas rooms 801     Williamson   car clerk Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Moran Michael residence 801     Williamson   line repairer Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Schlundt D., Mrs. residence 805     Williamson   millinery and fancy goods, stamping neatly done
Schlundt John residence 805     Williamson  
Schlundt Phileta residence 805     Williamson  
Schlundt, D., Mrs. business 805     Williamson   millinery and fancy goods, stamping neatly done
Unsel John residence 805     Williamson   proprietor Unsel & Haak, barbers and bath rooms, 114 S. Pinckney
Landers Julia domestic 811     Williamson   domestic
Smith Mathew residence 811     Williamson   switchman Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Geiger Henry residence 813     Williamson   (over) barber Herman Gaertner - Tonsorial parlors, 9 W. Main St
Geiger Mary (wid Christian) residence 813     Williamson   (over)
Kramer William A. residence 813     Williamson   (over) barber
Schmidt Hermann boards 813     Williamson   barber William A. Kramer - barber 418 E. Wilson
Schultz Robert residence 817     Williamson   fireman Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Amiek George boards 823     Williamson   painter Jacob Seiler - house and sign painter, paperhanger and decorator, books and news agent - 620 Williamson St
Dengel John E. boards 823     Williamson   blacksmith Fuller & Johnson Mfg. Co. - manufacturers of agricultural implements - office and works at 1402 E. Washington Av
Emmick George boards 823     Williamson   painter Jacob Seiler - house and sign painter, paperhanger and decorator, books and news agent - 620 Williamson St
Gade Henry boards 823     Williamson   section hand Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Heitkamp Anna residence 823     Williamson  
Heitkamp August residence 823     Williamson   carpenter
Heitkamp Catherine (wid. William) residence 823     Williamson  
Heitkamp Emelia residence 823     Williamson  
Hoppman August boards 823     Williamson   student
Lee William F. boards 823     Williamson   laborer Wagner & Bollenbeck - Lake City Bottling Works - bottlers of beer and soda - 848-852 Spaight
Peters (Peterson) Henry residence 823     Williamson   laborer Fuller & Johnson Mfg. Co. - manufacturers of agricultural implements - office and works at 1402 E. Washington Av
Schlaak Joseph residence 823     Williamson   mason Esser & Oakley - contractors and builders - 22 W Mifflin
Eckstedt Ernst residence 827     Williamson   brakeman Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Breitenbach Henry business 831     Williamson   groceries and provisions, flour and feed, crockery and glassware
Breitenbach George residence 835     Williamson  
Breitenbach Henry residence 835     Williamson   groceries and provisions, flour and feed, crockery and glassware
Breitenbach Theresa C. residence 835     Williamson  
Biederstaedt Anna (wid Charles) residence 843     Williamson  
Biederstaedt Ida residence 843     Williamson  
Biederstaedt Oscar residence 843     Williamson   bartender H. G. Weckesser - sample room, restaurant and hotel - 607 E Wilson
Biederstaedt Pauline residence 843     Williamson   dressmaker
Breitenbach, George C. & Son business 851     Williamson   groceries,provisions, flour and feed, crockery and glassware
Breitenbach George C. residence 853     Williamson   proprietor George C. Breitenbach & Son - groceries, provisions, flour and feed, crockery and glassware, 851-853 Williamson St
Breitenbach George H. residence 853     Williamson   George C. Breitenbach & Son - groceries, provisions, flour and feed, crockery and glassware, 851-853 Williamson St
Breitenbach John P. residence 853     Williamson   bookkeeper German-American Bank - cor. King and Main
Breitenbach Julius H. residence 853     Williamson   clerk Dayton Locke - boots and shoes - 13 S Pinckney
Breitenbach, George C. & Son business 853     Williamson   groceries,provisions, flour and feed, crockery and glassware


City of Madison Directory Index - 1939

Last Name/Business First Name Description Address Owner (0) Telephone (T)
Allison Merrill B. 804     Jenifer   A O T
Hawkins Edward W. 804     Jenifer   E
Monona View Apartments 804     Jenifer  
Overgaard Bernice 804     Jenifer   D
Peterson Sidney 804     Jenifer   C
Refvick Emma, Mrs. 804     Jenifer   F T
Thomas Helene S. 804     Jenifer   B
Bazan Lelah F. 808     Jenifer   T
Cowan Benjamin W. 812     Jenifer   T
Ackerly Mae J., Mrs. 814     Jenifer  
Hendrickson Russell 814     Jenifer  
Millard Marie 814     Jenifer  
Nelson Victor 814     Jenifer  
Torgerson Louise H. 814     Jenifer   O T
Schwarz Anthony W. 820     Jenifer   T
Hippenmeyer Sidonia, Mrs. 824     Jenifer   T
Snyder William A. 824     Jenifer   O T
Boyle Jack A. 828     Jenifer   T
Borchardt Edward H. 832     Jenifer  
Irwin Jesse 832     Jenifer  
Weinman Elizabeth, Mrs. 832     Jenifer   O T
Hanke Archie G. 834     Jenifer   T
Natvig Arthur A. 834     Jenifer   T
Diederich Adeline, Mrs. 836     Jenifer  
Murphy Arthur F. 838     Jenifer   T
Blawusch John 840     Jenifer   O T
Hansen Julia, Mrs. 842     Jenifer   T
Gordon Lancelot A. 844     Jenifer   T
Newell Charles 844     Jenifer   T
Steensland Henry H. 848     Jenifer   O T
Schulkamp Arthur W. 854     Jenifer   O T
Dallman Paul F. 409   S   Livingston  
Hansen Alma A., Mrs. 409   S   Livingston  
Klevegard Bernard S. 409   S   Livingston  
Blum Douglas W. 415   S   Livingston   T
Gerine Alphonse P. 415   S   Livingston  
Speth Ferdinand G. 416   S   Paterson   T
Mills Ray C. 801     Williamson   T
Seiler, Emile O. wall paper 805-807     Williamson   T
Vacant 805     Williamson   0.5
Bowman Emma, Mrs. 807     Williamson   T
Manthey, August garage 811     Williamson   T
Mueller Edward A. 813     Williamson  
Wall Theo 813     Williamson  
Bloom George F. 817     Williamson   O T
Byrne Emma H., Mrs. 821     Williamson   T
Hagenstad Francis 821     Williamson  
Kallian William 821     Williamson  
Fuske Palma A., Mrs. 823     Williamson   T
Breitenbach Magdalen, Mrs. 825     Williamson   O T
Connor Radio & Supply Co. 831     Williamson  
Rehabath Full Gospel Church 831     Williamson  
Martinson Dennis H. 839     Williamson  
Orvis Austin G. 839     Williamson  
Holborn Christopher 841     Williamson   T
Walker Olden J. 841     Williamson  
Allen Lynel H. 843     Williamson  
Polkinghorn Viola, Mrs. 843     Williamson   T
Austin Leona E., Mrs. 847     Williamson   T
Collins Bessie A., Mrs. 847     Williamson   T
Karls, Matt G. meats 851     Williamson   T
Breitenbach Otto C. 853     Williamson   O T
Breitenbach's Grocery 853     Williamson   T


Articles and Biographies

Capital Times -Feb 19, 1949
Grocery on Williamson St. In Breitenbach Family Since 1890


Capital Times -Oct 19, 1968
Misc Clipping about the Jaquish-Hyer Hotel


Capital Times -Oct 11, 1979
Built to Last - 853 Williamson


Capital Times -Mar 13, 1980
Built to Last - 946 Spaight


History of Dane Co - 1906 p.108
George H. Breitenbach - Biographical Sketch


History of Dane Co - 1906 p. 454
Henry C. Jaquish - Biographical Sketch


Isthmus -Oct 13, 1989
Labors of Love and Money (848 Jenifer)


Madison, Wis and its Points of Interest - Commercial Publishing Co. -1899
G. C. Breitenbach & Son - 851-3 Williamson


Wisconsin State Journal -Nov 30, 1925
John M. Breitenbach Obitaury


Wisconsin State Journal -May 5, 1929
Joseph Jaquish Obituary


Wisconsin State Journal -Oct 27, 1991
An Old Face On Willy St Gets a Fresh Look




Miscellaneous

History of the Heitkamp family - Wm. Heitkamp was a blacksmith at 811 Williamson St. The Heitkamp family moved to Williamson St in the 1860's.





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