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IMAGES
OF AMERICA: WAUWATOSA
A Vivid Photographic History of our
Community
First
called Hart’s Mills, after its founder Charles Hart who
settled here in 1835, early Wauwatosa resembled a New England
village, complete with a commons. Its first pioneers were
Yankees and New Yorkers, joined by Germans who would mold the
growing community.
View
images from the Society’s own extensive collections and
privately owned photos,
all with accompanying captions, which
chronicle the saga of Wauwatosa’s people
and its past.
NOW
AVAILABLE! Books
can be mailed -or- picked up at the WHS
office,
7406 Hillcrest Drive.
Please use the pre-paid
order form. Feel free to call the
WHS office at
414-774-8672, Monday through Thursday, 9-3 if you have any questions.
 
*We
encourage you to make your purchase directly through the
Wauwatosa Historical Society in order that we may realize the
maximum profit from our efforts. As always, funds are used for
ongoing education and preservation efforts within the
Wauwatosa community. Thank you!
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