| BUILDINGS |
Ca. 1900: A. G. Koch Store on
Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Looking west on Main
Street from the railroad tracks (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Sawmill on the Milwaukee River.
The Bilgo barn is in the background. (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: The original part of
Kewaskum, looking east on Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Ice house on east side
of river at the dam (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Sawmill on west side of
river at dam (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: The dam just north of
Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Northside Park dance hall (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Northside Park dining
hall (Augie Bilgo) |
1905: Groundbreaking at Holy
Trinity Catholic Church on Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
1910: Main Street bridge over
Milwaukee River (Augie Bilgo) |
1920's: Schaefer Garage
crew--Foxy Dreher, Bill Eberle, John S., Frank Krueger, Shorty Schaefer (Augie Bilgo) |
1920's: Schaefer's Garage on Parkview Drive
(Augie Bilgo) |
1922: Installing sewer and water
lines on Main Street (Augie Bilgo |
1924: Blacksmith
shop beyond flooding Milwaukee River, August 4 (James Andre family) |
1925: Final
work on the new Kewaskum High School (James Andre Family) |
1927: Just
married couple and cohorts pose in front of Kewaskum
Bank, June 1. (James Andre Family) |
1929: Promotion
in front of Lay Lumber, September 26 (James Andre Family) |
1930: Eberle's
Tavern on Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
1930: Bowling
at Eberle's Tavern on Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
1936: Honeck Chevrolet customers pose for
photo (Augie Bilgo) |
1937: Henry Opperman's new
tracktor at A. G. Koch Implement (Augie Bilgo) |
1938: The
Chicago & North Western depot on Main Street and Railroad Street (Tiny Terlinden) |
 1938:
The Republican House (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Grandview
Luncheon and Tavern (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Kewaskum
High School (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Marx's
IGA store on Main Street west of the railroad tracks (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Rosenheimer's
Department Store on Fond Du Lac Avenue (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Perschbacher
Garage on Fond du Lac Avenue (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: The
original Village Hall (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Kewaskum
Aluminum Company (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Rosenheimer's
Malt House (Tiny Terlinden) |
1940: Watching
Fireman's parade in front of the Grandview, July 14 (Tiny Terlinden) |
1941: Elmer
Yoost Meat Market on Fond du Lac Avenue (Tiny Terlinden) |
1942: Miller's
new furniture store, rebuilt after January fire (Tiny Terlinden) |
1949: Kewaskum
Theater on Fond du Lac Avenue south of Main Street (Tiny Terlinden) |
1950's: Schultz's
Restaurant, later Campbell's Village Inn (Augie Bilgo) |
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