May 17, 2023
May 17, 2023
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1305 N. 19th St. Milwaukee, WI 53205
Original Owner: Machek, Robert,Architect: Machek,Robert
Posted Date
May 17, 2023
Historical Record Date
May 17, 2023
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Brick Story
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- Marley Zielike
Robert Machek House, 1305 North Nineteenth St Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI
Notable for the charming individuality of its design, the intricacy and fine craftsmanship of its ornament, this small, curious, picturesque house was designed, built, and furnished at the turn of the century by Robert Macheck, a gifted Austrian woodcarver. Once threatened by urban renewal, the house has been saved and is now undergoing systematic restoration by its woners.
Robert Machek House, 1305 North Nineteenth St Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI
Notable for the charming individuality of its design, the intricacy and fine craftsmanship of its ornament, this small, curious, picturesque house was designed, built, and furnished at the turn of the century by Robert Macheck, a gifted Austrian woodcarver. Once threatened by urban renewal, the house has been saved and is now undergoing systematic restoration by its woners.
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Robert Machek House, 1305 North Nineteenth St Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI
Notable for the charming individuality of its design, the intricacy and fine craftsmanship of its ornament, this small, curious, picturesque house was designed, built, and furnished at the turn of the century by Robert Macheck, a gifted Austrian woodcarver. Once threatened by urban renewal, the house has been saved and is now undergoing systematic restoration by its woners.Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
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Library of Congress
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