I have had difficulty determining when the first building went up on the west half of Water Lot 24, which today is 609 West Water
The early days of Princeton, Wisconsin
I have had difficulty determining when the first building went up on the west half of Water Lot 24, which today is 609 West Water
Previous posts discussed Princeton’s first drive-in gas stations and the better-known garages that sprung up to handle sales and service. By the end of the
Here is a brief history of the early days of Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Block C (626-640 West Water Street), known affectionately as
This is a continuation of the history of the August Thiel double building at 508-512 West Water Street. The first part dealt with the west
The August Thiel double building at 508-512 West Water Street and the Josiah Luce building next door west, built simultaneously in 1870, were the first