1947 Print Solomon Juneau Log Cabin Lowell Damon House - ORIGINAL WIS1 XGFA5 Due to the difficulty of

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1947 Print Solomon Juneau Log Cabin Lowell Damon House - ORIGINAL WIS1 XGFA5 Due to the difficulty ofThis is an original 1947 color print featuring images of a replica of the Solomon Juneau Log Cabin in Milwaukee, and the Lowell Damon house in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Solomon Juneau was the Milwaukees first mayor and one of the founding fathers. In 1818, Juneau came to Milwaukee as Vieaus clerk and protg, and stayed with Vieaus large family in their cramped log cabin located above the Menomonee Valley in todays Mitchell Park. In 1847 Lowell Damon