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Kuchle Street
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| - | : | + | :Gerbhard raised cows on his land. Kuchle's farm provided locals with dairy products such as milk, cream, and butter. In later years, the family had a stand at the [[West Side Market]]. |
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| + | Image:Photo_Kuchle,_Gustav_(about_1884).jpg|'''Gustav Kuchle'''<br>about 1884<br><small>Gustav was the youngest son of Gebhardt Kuchle. He is probably standing alongside his house and facing south. The muddy road would be Kuchle Street.</small> | ||
| + | Image:Photo_Kuchle,_Katherine_(Messing)_and_Kuchle,_Gustav_(about_1884).jpg|'''Katherine (Messing) Kuchle and youngest son, Gustav'''<br>about 1884 | ||
| + | Image:Photo_Kuchle,_Elizabeth_(Mrs._Gustav_Kuchle).jpg|'''Mrs. Gustav Kuchle (Elizabeth Cook)'''<br>Behind the counter of their confectionary store at the corner of West 19th and Denison Ave. where they sold candy, ice cream, and cigars. Date unknown, but Christmas decorations can be seen in the background. | ||
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Revision as of 18:57, 6 July 2009
Owner:
- Gebhard Kuchle
- Gerbhard raised cows on his land. Kuchle's farm provided locals with dairy products such as milk, cream, and butter. In later years, the family had a stand at the West Side Market.
 Gustav Kuchle |
 Katherine (Messing) Kuchle and youngest son, Gustav |
 Mrs. Gustav Kuchle (Elizabeth Cook) |
