Herman Paul (H.P.) Schnetzky was a Milwaukee-based architect at the turn of the 20th century.
In 1892 he started a partnership with Eugene Liebert, which was dissolved in 1897. Both were employed by Henry Koch.
Schnetzky died in 1916.
Milwaukee Buildings
- Brix Apartment Lofts
- Germania Building (with Liebert)
- Fifth Street School Apartments
- McGeoch Building
- MSOE Alumni Partnership Center
- Notre Dame Convent at St. Augustine of Hippo (2523 S. Graham St.)
- St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Chuch
- St. Joseph Convent
- St. Martini Lutheran Church
- St. Michael’s Church (with Liebert)
- St. Stephen Lutheran School (with Liebert)
- West Division High School (with Liebert)
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