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Historical Photographs and Images

George & Winnie Lottes on the 1100 block of Williamson Street, looking south. Note the neon sign of Badger Display Studio, Inc., the house at 1105 Williamson--one of two on Williamson Street with Gothic vergeboards, 1101 Williamson and 1053 Williamson with the billboard. Not in the view is the Meeks Auto Body shop, where Broom Street Theatre is located that had the first neon sign in the neighborhood. Note the wide street terrace prior to the Highway 30 street widening of 1953.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: pre-1953

1100 block of Williamson Street. Removing the linden trees for street widening Hy. 31.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: c. 1953

1124 & 1126 Williamson St being demolished - 1138 Williamson Ston right. The houses were demolished for the gas station.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1962

1126 Williamson St Demolished in 1962 for the gas station.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1962

1134 & 1136 Williamson St Houses torn down for gas station - 1962.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1962

1134 & 1136 Williamson? Houses torn down for gas station.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1962

1124 & 1126 Williamson St These houses were demolished in 1962 for the gas station.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1962

1120 & 1122 & 1124 Tree removal as part of the Williamson Street widening project. 1124 was later demolished for a gas station.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1953

1100 block Williamson Street. Linden trees being removed for the street widening as part of the highway improvement project. No street trees were replanted due to the narrowness of the street terrace until 1977, when grates set into the walks were installed.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1953

1120 Williamson St on left, 1122 Williamson St on right, early 1950's aunt Belle sitting on porch.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy

1120 and 1122 Williamson St, removing Linden trees for street widening

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: c. 1953

1114 Williamson St c.1900 John & Margarent Lottes family. House replaced soon after picture taken.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy

John & Margaret Lottes. Lived at 1114 Williamson St John (1852-1933) was a carpenter.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy

1114 Williamson St c.1900 John & Margarent Lottes family. New house.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy

1122 Williamson St A view before street widening in 1953. It is said by former owners that this house originally stood on 100 blk of East Main Street.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy

1120, 1122, and 1126 Williamson This house, once a storefront, was previously moved to this site and altered. It is just west of the gas station. See other photos.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes

1100 Block of East Wilson, looking northeast

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Photographer/Artist: Mrs. George (Leita) Lottes
Date: 1950-1960

Charles Schultz - 1100 Block of East Wilson

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy

1120 and 1122 Williamson St This building, though altered still stands just west of the gas station.

Courtesy of Winnie Lottes Lacy
Modern Photographs and Images

302 S. Few

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

304 S. Few

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

308 S. Few

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

301 - 311 S. Ingersoll - Badger Cab

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

301 - 311 S. Ingersoll - Badger Cab

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

315 S. Ingersoll

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

1102 Williamson - from Ingersoll St

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

1102 Williamson

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

1106 Williamson Henry G. and Annie Maisch Residence, built 1883. (WAHI #115868)

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

1108 Williamson

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

1110 Williamson John Koerber residence. built c.1872 (WAHI #115869)

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

1114 Williamson

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

1120 Williamson

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

1122 Williamson

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

1130 Williamson

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

1130 Williamson

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

1138 Williamson

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

1140 Williamson

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

1146 Williamson Joe Sarenich Restaurant. Brick front added onto older structure in 1930's.

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

1148 Williamson built c. 1908. (WAHI #115873)

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

1150 Williamson

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

1150 Williamson - From Few St

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

1100 blk E Wilson - Badger Cab Co

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

1100 blk E Wilson - Badger Cab Co

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

1129-1133 E. Wilson

Courtesy of N. Schroeder
Photographer/Artist: N. Schroeder
Date: Fall 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
Kelly Dan home Williamson bet Ingersoll and Few stone cutter
Spencer James home Williamson bet Ingersoll and Few plasterer
Spencer Joseph home Williamson bet Ingersoll and Few plasterer
Sullivan Tim home cor Williamson and Few laborer


City of Madison Directory 1890-91

Last Name/Business First Name Type Address Occupation Employer
Maisch Annie residence 1106     Williamson  
Maisch Henry residence 1106     Williamson   contractor, builder, mason
Thede Frank residence 1106     Williamson   painter W.W. Pollard & Co - wall paper, window shades, paints, oils, etc, house and sign painters, 16 E. Mifflin
Koerber Edward residence 1110     Williamson   laborer Fuller & Johnson Mfg. Co. - manufacturers of agricultural implements - office and works at 1402 E. Washington Av
Koerber John residence 1110     Williamson   gardener
Koerber Minnie residence 1110     Williamson  
Koerber Theodore residence 1110     Williamson   handler C. Tannert
Gannon Thomas J. residence 1114     Williamson   laborer Madison City Street Railway - office and barns west side of S Baldwin, between Main and Washington
Ladewig William residence 1126     Williamson   wiper Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Rietberger Margaret (wid. John) residence 1126     Williamson  
Loddes John residence 1136     Williamson   carpenter Fred Ahrensmeier - contractor, builder and patternmaker, 1216 Williamson St
Lottes John residence 1136     Williamson   carpenter Fred Ahrensmeier - contractor, builder and patternmaker, 1216 Williamson St
Schaub Nicholaus boards 1136     Williamson   laborer
Soehnlein John residence 1136     Williamson   laborer Esser & Oakley - contractors and builders - 22 W Mifflin
Scheible John residence 1140     Williamson   printer Wisconsin Botschafter (Weekly Democrat) rms 8 and 9 Journal Block, 117 E Washington Av
Scheible John G. residence 1140     Williamson   cigar maker
Scheible Ludwig residence 1140     Williamson   laborer
Scheible Ulrich residence 1140     Williamson   section hand Chicago & Northwestern Railway - freight office and pass. Depot cor. E Wilson & S Blair
Hartwell Sperry D. boards 1146     Williamson  
Kingston Thomas residence 1146     Williamson  
Memhard William residence 1146     Williamson   laborer Madison City Street Railway - office and barns west side of S Baldwin, between Main and Washington
Tuttle William F. residence 1146     Williamson   mason James Livesey - builder and contractor, manufacturer asbestos stone, attention given to moving, building, etc. - 448 W. Washington Av
Lamp Albert H. residence 1154     Williamson   paperhanger Frederick C. Sheasby - paperhanger and dealer in wallpaper, window shashes, mixed paints, glass, etc - 118 E Main
Lamp Frank residence 1154     Williamson   painter Frederick C. Sheasby - paperhanger and dealer in wallpaper, window shashes, mixed paints, glass, etc - 118 E Main
Lamp Sophia (wid. George) residence 1154     Williamson  


City of Madison Directory Index - 1939

Last Name/Business First Name Description Address Owner (0) Telephone (T)
Rogg Hilda 302   S   Few   O T
Rose Lester 302   S   Few  
Luvdahl Victor 304   S   Few   O T
Soehnlein Margaret, Mrs. 308   S   Few   O T
Burchette Robert M. 309   S   Ingersoll  
Schneider Mathilda, Mrs. 309   S   Ingersoll   O T
Schneider Oscar J. 309   S   Ingersoll  
Kracht Henry C. 311   S   Ingersoll   O T
Kurz Jacob 315   S   Ingersoll  
LaCrosse, Mathias real estate 1102     Williamson   O T
Field John 1106     Williamson  
Schadauer Rosina, Mrs. 1106     Williamson  
Wiedholz, Joseph upholster 1106     Williamson   O T
Hanson Henry G. 1108     Williamson  
Fisher Richard T. 1110     Williamson  
Koerber Theo W. 1110     Williamson   T
Lottes George J. 1114     Williamson   T
Lottes Margaret, Mrs. 1114     Williamson   O
Burdon Stanley J. 1120     Williamson  
Donstad Joseph A. 1120     Williamson   O T
Meistner Frank J. 1122     Williamson   O T
Gerfen Henry C. 1124     Williamson   O
Peterson Walter N. 1126     Williamson  
Renninger George A. 1126     Williamson  
Ahlen Leonard T. 1134     Williamson  
Strassman August J. 1134     Williamson  
Grasser Margaret E., Mrs. 1136     Williamson   O
Schultz Rufus C. 1138     Williamson   O T
Vogal Mary, Mrs. 1138     Williamson  
Krupa Mary J., Mrs. 1140     Williamson   O
Sarenich Joseph 1146     Williamson   O T
Terzich Valentine J. 1146     Williamson  
Colonial Heating Services 1148     Williamson   T
Kraner Edward H. 1148     Williamson  
Monday William 1148     Williamson  
Lang Charles F. 1150     Williamson  
Polglase William T. 1154     Williamson   T


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Wisconsin State Journal -Dec 16, 1999
Project Brings Neo-Urbanism (Third Lake Lofts)




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