Louis Armstrong Slept Here
Palmer St. residence of Dorothy Greer was once a hotel for black stars of jazz.
Palmer St. residence of Dorothy Greer was once a hotel for black stars of jazz. Back to the full article.
Palmer St. residence of Dorothy Greer was once a hotel for black stars of jazz.
Palmer St. residence of Dorothy Greer was once a hotel for black stars of jazz. Back to the full article.
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…and the address is?
Chad, I don’t know the address, but I’ve seen the house, its on Palmer as mentioned, a few blocks north of North Ave, maybe between Wright and Clarke? Not sure but its somewhere around there, if you just head north from North, you’ll see it!
I had to laugh at that assessment history, yes its a nice house but I don’t care if its the Taj Mahal, NOTHING west of Holton is going to be worth anywhere near $450,000, not even during the peak of the real estate bubble!!! You’ve just got to love how the city of Milwaukee RAPES its tax paying residents any way it can!
Biff — The high assessment number was a clerical error on my part. “Danger — Reporter doing math.” I do not agree with the rest of your statement. Perhaps you might learn about the assessment process in the State of Wisconsin — the city does not make the rules on assessment.
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