1895 Steel Engraving Portrait Harvey Birchard Milwaukee General Store HWC1 XGAG8 the city was not as

the city was not as populated in the sixteenth century as it was in the pre-Columbian (pre-Hispanic) period

Jacques Renard

They were sold by André Rebichon at 3 and 5 rue de l'Hôpital St

by candy manufacturer Clarence Crane

1895 Steel Engraving Portrait Harvey Birchard Milwaukee General Store HWC1 XGAG8 the city was not asThis is an original 1895 black and white steel engraving of a portrait of Harvey Birchard, a Bridgeport, Connecticut native, who came to Milwaukee in 1838 and set up a business partnership with Lewis, Harrison and Ludington, which was named Ludington, Birchard and Company. Birchard opened a General Store on the corners of Wisconsin and East Water Streets (where the Pabst building now stands). He also aided and often funded various buildings