Two historic buildings are completely covered as their facades are restored.
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My great grandparent’s candy store was once in the Iron Block. It was called Webers Candies. I will put a photo of the front of it on my web site so you can see the facade in circa 1890.
Here is a bit more information on Webers store in the Iron Block:
1 June 1885 with Louis Weimann, A. F. Weber bought a confectionery and fruit store from John D. Droppers, Jr. for $800.00 at 83 Wisconsin Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin–a 19 by 40 foot shop in the Iron Block.