Marie Scheffer and William Hamm during their marriage ceremony in the living room of the Smith-Davidson-Scheffer house, 1892William Hamm, later to be president of the Hamm Brewery Company, married Marie Scheffer on October 27, 1892, in the…
Muhlenberg, Frederick Portrait, ca. 1838Portrait of Frederick Muhlenberg, attributed to Jacob Eichholtz, ca. 1838.
Oppenheimer, Henry and Cora, with their daughter, Ella, in Germany, 1900sHenry and Cora Oppenheimer, with their daughter, Ella, in Germany in the first decade of the twentieth century
otthast, Theodore J. P, Sr., with Cabinetmaker John Hirt, 1970sThis photograph shows John Potthast’s son Theodore (1905-1998), who served as the last president of Potthast Bros., Inc. When he…
Pabst Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ca. 1890sPhotograph of the Pabst Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ca. 1890s.
Pabst Brewing Company horse-drawn delivery wagon in New York City around 1900Photograph of a Pabst Brewing Company horse-drawn delivery wagon in New York City around 1900
Pabst Building in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ca. 1900The thirteen-story-high Pabst Building in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ca. 1900.
Pabst Building near Wisconsin Street (later Avenue), in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, around 1900View down Wisconsin Street (later Avenue), in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, around 1900. The thirteen-story Pabst Building is visible in the background.
Pabst Hotel and Restaurant in New York City around 1900Picture of the Pabst Hotel and Restaurant in New York City around 1900. The building was located at Forty-Second Street…
Pabst Mansion, Milwaukee, WisconsinContemporary photograph of the Pabst Mansion, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Pabst Theater constructed in 1895 at 144 East Wells Street in Milwaukee, WisconsinExterior photograph of the Pabst Theater constructed in 1895 at 144 East Wells Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Pabst, Frederick portrait, 18771877 portrait of Frederick Pabst when he was approximately forty years old. From The United States Biographical Dictionary and Portrait…
Packing and shipping area in the Bevo building, mid-to-late 1930sPacking and shipping area in the Bevo building, mid-to-late 1930s. Bevo was a non-alcoholic brew designed to maintain an Anheuser-Busch…
Paepcke-Leicht lumber company: factory floorPaepcke’s lumber holdings specialized in both planing cut timber and making box shooks—that is, the wooden cartons that most goods…
Paepcke, Hermann at deskFrom behind this desk in his Chicago offices, Hermann Paepcke controlled lumber interests stretching across the United States and Europe.
Paepcke, Walter at “Modern Art in Advertising” ExhibitWalter Paepcke with artist and colleague Herbert Bayer at exhibition “Modern Art in Advertising” sponsored by CCA at the Art…
