Henry C. Koch
Milwaukee architect (March 20, 1841 – May 19, 1910). Born in Hannover, Germany.
Milwaukee buildings
- 803 S. 3rd St.
- Calvary Presbyterian Church
- Garfield Avenue School
- Gesu Church
- Golda Meir School
- Milwaukee City Hall
- Pfister Hotel
- Soldiers Home – Chapel
- Soldiers Home – Ward Memorial Hall
- Turner Hall
- Wells Building
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Content referencing Henry C. Koch
Too Much Historic Preservation?
City now has 180 designated sites. Often this has nothing to do with preservation.
May 9th, 2019 by Julie Grace
Inside the Historic Soldiers Home Theater
See three buildings, from 1860s and 1880s, VA hopes to have redeveloped.
Dec 17th, 2018 by Jeramey Jannene
Eastcastle Place Offers Distinctive Apartment: The Doulton
The Doulton is a spacious one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment home with a den, and features original woodwork, built-in leaded glass bookcases, and decorative fireplace.
Jan 18th, 2018 by Eastcastle Place
Harold Lewis, the Pfister Ambassador
He's met countless celebrities, and now has become a little famous himself.
Aug 25th, 2017 by Amanda Maniscalco
Bronzeville Rising
New apartment complex, new Black Holocaust Museum.
Jun 16th, 2017 by Jeramey Jannene
Little Whiskey Bar Has Lots of It
Whiskey, that is. Venerable South Side bar is attached to 1870 mansion.
Mar 7th, 2017 by Michael Horne
Pfister Hotel, About 1910
Pfister and Milwaukee Club buildings still survive. Both have famous designers.
Feb 23rd, 2016 by Jeff Beutner
Inside the Wells Building
Step inside the 15-story high-rise, which was the largest terra cotta building in the world when built in 1901.
Oct 5th, 2014 by Dave Reid
Milwaukee VAMC Commences Repairs on Historic “Soldiers Home” Building
Today, the grand structure continues to dominate the landscape, but is in dire need of repair.
Sep 20th, 2012 by Milwaukee Preservation Alliance
