Public Buildings

Milwaukee is yet too young to have much to boast of in the way of Public Buildings. The only ones worthy of mentioning are the COURT HOUSE, a large frame building, fronting the Public Square in the First Ward; the COUNTY JAIL, a new and substantial brick ediface adjoining the Court House; and the County Buildings, a low range of brick offices, north of the Court House.

The CITY COUNCIL ROOM is in the second story of the three story brick building on the West side of the West Water Street, next door to Ludington & Co's, "Old Corner Store.

[ Back to top ]

Site menu:

Home Page | Using this Site | What's New | Deaths and Obituaries | Births and Marriages | Censuses | City Directories | Business and Government | Military | Church and School | Charities and Organizations | Towns and Land Ownership | Immigration | Marine and Shipbuilding | Contributors | Lookups | Photo Gallery | | Top of page

Important note

This site is accessible to those with special needs.

See Also

- What's New
- Waukesha Genealogy
- Links To The Past Main
- Linking Your Past
     Research Service

Home Page | What's New Blog! | Deaths and Obituaries | Births and Marriages | Censuses and Directories | Business and Government | Marine and Shipbuilding | Military | Church and School | Charities and Organizations | Towns and Land Ownership | Immigration | Disasters and Mishaps | Contributors | Lookups | Photo Gallery