Carl Baehr
City Streets

Gordon Place is Rich with Milwaukee History

The street gets its name from an early Milwaukee family, with ties to the founding of the parks system.

By - May 25th, 2021 04:27 pm

The street gets its name from an early Milwaukee family, with ties to the founding of the parks system. Back to the full article.

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One thought on “City Streets: Gordon Place is Rich with Milwaukee History”

  1. kholz1948@gmail.com says:
    May 27, 2021 at 7:44 am

    Thanks for this fascinating information… I live in the Charles Whitnall birtplace in Whitnall Knoll. I did what I felt was diligent research on the Whitnalls while taking a local history course at UWM in the 1980s. The info I found referred to Gordon Park area as the Gordon Farm in earlier days. I was concentrating on the Whitnalls and due to laziness/dumbness I never dug into the Gordon story. The local history course was taught by the then head of the Milwaukee County Historical Society and we felt that we had done some good research…Thank you for setting me straight. Kurt R Holzhauer 1208 E Locust street Milw., WI 53212

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