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322 W. State St.

Building Info

Upper 90 Sports Pub. Photo by Nastassia Putz.

Address:
322 W. State St.
Taxkey:
3610535000
Architect:
Charles Kirchoff
Architectural Style:
Victorian Romanesque
Status:
Completed
Assessment:
$718,000 (2015)
Year Built:
1889
Size:
8,100 sq-ft

322 W. State Street is a former Schlitz tied house, serving as a Schlitz owned and operated tavern when it opened in 1889. The building currently houses a bar/restaurant on the first floor, with offices and apartments on the next two floors.

The building was historically known as the Anton Kuolt Schlitz Brewing C. Saloon.

First floor tenants have included

Point Burger Express (October 2017 -2020)
Dehne’s Upper 90 Sports Pub (October 2011 – August 2017) – Owner Jake Dehne and investors
Calderone Pub (? – 2011) – Owner Fazzari family
Stubb’s Pub (? – ?)
Lukas’ on State (? – ?)
The Daily Planet (? – ?)
Shepherd’s (? – ?)
The Tamarack (? – ?)
The Side Bar (? – ?)

Documentation from Old World Third Street Historic Designation Study Report…

This former Schlitz Brewing Company saloon was designed by Milwaukee architect Charles Kirchoff in the Victorian Romanesque style to accommodate its long, narrow lot. Sited on the corner of State Street and a wide alley, it is three stories high with fully articulated elevations on the south and east. The exterior is clad with unpainted cream brick and trimmed with rock-faced limestone. The State Street facade is divided into three bays by colonettes of limestone. The gabled center bay is distinguished by a two-story oriel window finished in pressed metal. The alley facade is divided into four bays by the towering chimneystacks. Two oriel windows fill two of the bays. The ground floor has retained its period storefront with rock-faced limestone trim.

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Activity

ID	Date	Type	Description
ELEC-19-06342	2019/09/12	Permit	Electrical Permit
PWOP-18-01756	2018/11/07	Permit	ROW Occupancy Permit
PWEU-18-02854	2018/08/03	Permit	ROW Excavation Utility.
ID	Date	Description	Type