12 Vintage Photos Of Milwaukee's Streets That Will Take You Back In Time
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E Jamar
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Milwaukee is an extremely historic city. From our brewing history to the incredible architecture that was constructed so long ago, you can see glimpses of our past everywhere you go. Thanks to an extensive online library of historic photographs, we can see just what Milwaukee life looked like back in the day. Check out these vintage photographs of our city streets and see how much things have changed (or haven’t):
These buildings along North Milwaukee Street were constructed in the 1800s.
Though this photo is from the '30s, these buildings were built in the 1860s.
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Can you see any other familiar buildings in this photo?
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The houses on Walnut don't look that different than they did in the '30s.
What do you think was here back when your grandparents were children?
Look at those old-school trucks!
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Have you played among these alleys?
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It's crazy to think how many of these residential areas have changed so much.
This photo is dates all the way back to 1901!
The houses are perfectly symmetrical - it's almost dizzying!
Here's a glimpse into Milwaukee east side life in the '60s. Not a whole lot has changed!
Do any of these photo’s bring back memories for you? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
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