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Wisconsin Center

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Long shot of the corner entrance of the Wisconsin Center against the blue sky. Its glass curtain walls and three grand dormer windows are visible. The image shows the other sides of the building. Trees grow on the sidewalk around the building. An intersection is seen in the foreground.
William I. Tchakirides

BloodCenter of Wisconsin

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Sepia-colored image of the Junior League's Blood Center facade by Wells Street. The place features three entrance doors, as it consists of three shops combined. Attached along the building's top is the rectangular "Junior League Blood Center" sign. The storefront is adjacent to a Schlitz beer tied house. Above their flat roof are billboards advertising Schlitz beer, a county judge's reelection campaign, and a chewing gum brand.
William I. Tchakirides

Junior League of Milwaukee

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Three Junior League members in dresses and hats clean an indoor meeting space. The woman on the left smiles as she gazes up at the woman who stands in the center on a wooden table. Together they hold a bowl. The third woman on the right focuses on her bowl.
William I. Tchakirides

Milwaukee NAACP

Author: William I. Tchakirides
High-angle shot of the NAACP annual dinner showing the members of the Milwaukee branch making direct eye contact with the camera lens. The room is filled with people in formal attire sitting at dinner tables. Curtains hang on the wall in the background. Large antique ceiling lamps are glowing. Two American flags are placed on the wall on the left.
William I. Tchakirides

Nelson P. Hawks

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Facade of the Nelson Hawks Inn, in sepia color. The two-and-a-half-story building features a covered porch and a balcony enclosed by balustrades. Two people stand in front of the building. One sits on a chair on the porch.
William I. Tchakirides

Public Service Building

Author: William I. Tchakirides
A painted postcard illustrates the Public Service Building on a street corner. The image shows two sides of the four-story building. Each side has repeating windows all over the floors. The main entrance is on the side facing the right. Some people are gathered in front of the doorway and some around the building's corner. Parapets surround the roof edge. Two light-blue flags flap atop the roof. Streetcars run on the street. A large green lawn appears in the right foreground, across the Public Service Building. Text at the top left corner reads "Public Service Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis."
William I. Tchakirides

Hartford

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Black-and-white postcard featuring a railroad yard and the Kissel Motor Car Company building in Hartford. Long and crisscrossing railway track lines dominate the left portion of the postcard.
William I. Tchakirides

Village of Menomonee Falls

Author: William I. Tchakirides
A map features a rectangular painted picture of the bird's eye view of Menomonee Falls, illustrating the buildings, roads, and the green landscape in the village. Some buildings are given a symbol in the form of a letter or number. Letters A to C marks different churches. D is a public school. E is a post office. F is temperance hall. Among the buildings numbered from 1 to 23 are residential places of important figures and industrial places.
William I. Tchakirides

Village of Slinger

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Bird's eye view of the Village of Slinger in grayscale. The village's buildings appear in the background. The ground of a hill is visible in the image's foreground.
William I. Tchakirides

Germantown

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Outdoor sign made of wood is inscribed "Willkommen in Germantown." The words are set between a man and woman figure in traditional German clothing and under images of German-style buildings and fur trees. Next to it is a small board that reads "Best Places to Lives, Money Magazine's 2007 Great American Towns."
William I. Tchakirides

Newhall House Fire

Author: William I. Tchakirides
A drawing illustrates the dramatic scene of the Newhall House blaze rescue operation. Severe fire and clouds of smoke stream out of the hotel windows and roof. People seeking help stand on the hotel's arched windows. Some jump to the safety nets held by firefighters below. Other groups of firefighters carry ladders toward the hotel. On the farthest right, some climb a ladder attached to the building. A crowd appears around the Newhall House's entrance. A throng of people stands in the foreground, watching the rescue operation.
William I. Tchakirides

YWCA Southeast Wisconsin

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Sepia-colored long shot of fourteen young women in uniforms standing and facing the camera lens while demonstrating an exercise move. In the background, a group of people appear in an arched seating area on the upper floor. Some lean their body on the guardrails that enclosed the area. The room's floor, walls, and ceiling are visible.
William I. Tchakirides

YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Sepia-colored photograph of the YMCA tower on the left. The facade faces slightly to the left. The building's side has a vertical "YMCA" sign on its top. The Calvary Presbyterian Church is on the right. A bus stop appears in front of the YMCA tower. A street is visible in the foreground.
William I. Tchakirides

Yankee-Yorkers

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Grayscale long shot of Jason Downer's house. The two-and-a-half-story building features two entrances, a central bay window, and arched windows on the ground floor. Other arched windows appear on the upper floor. Dormer windows are set on the steep roof. The central part of the building is topped with an ornate gable roof. Bushes, a lawn, and trees embellish the front yard. A sidewalk, street light, and a street can be seen in the foreground.
William I. Tchakirides

Mary Blanchard Lynde

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Painted portrait of Mary Blanchard Lynde in glasses and red shawl sitting with eyes glancing to left. Her head leans on her left hand that rests on top of a book placed on a red-colored surface.
William I. Tchakirides

Television

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Grayscale full shot of eight Milwaukee high school students smiling as they pose with vinyl records in WTJM-TV broadcast studio. They stand on the left while facing to the right behind a high table with record players atop. Behind them is the studio set with the name "The Keen Teens" inscribed on it. A vintage camera with the WTJM-TV logo and an overhead mic are visible on the image's right.
William I. Tchakirides

Betty Quadracci

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Medium shot of Betty Quadracci from the waist up, bending towards the camera lens while signing a signature plaque with her right hand. She wears a black long-sleeve blouse, a necklace, and a wrist corsage on her left hand. Her eyes look at the plaque on a long table covered with a white tablecloth. A hall with dim light and a red carpet are in the background.
William I. Tchakirides

Milwaukee Magazine

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Pages inside an issue of Milwaukee Magazine showcase the panoramic views of Milwaukee's suburban landscape.
William I. Tchakirides

Milwaukee Press Club

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Interior of one of the Milwaukee Press Club meeting rooms in grayscale. The abandoned-looking room has several empty chairs surrounding a square table, standing next to a fireplace in the center background. Above is a ceiling lamp. A psychiatrist's couch sits next to the left wall.
William I. Tchakirides

City of Pewaukee

Author: William I. Tchakirides
Grayscale long shot of a two-story building facing slightly to the left. The image shows two sides of the structure. The one on the left is the facade. It features three entrances on the ground floor and several identical rectangular windows on the upper floor. The door on the left belongs to Rexall Drug Store. A smaller door in the center has a sign with a physician's name. The right entrance is for the Luick ice cream shop. The building's other sides have a mural advertising the drug store and ice cream parlour on the ground floor. A sign promoting Coca-Cola is installed on the second floor's top left corner. A street stretches from left to right in the foreground. An adjacent building and overhead utility wires are visible on the far left.
William I. Tchakirides