Title: Madison Redevelopment Authority (Wis.): Urban Renewal Project Records
Inclusive Dates: 1954-1975

Creator:

• Madison (Wis.). Redevelopment Authority

Call Number: Dane Series 326

Quantity: 11.8 cubic feet (29 archives boxes and 1 index card box), 2.2 cubic feet of photographs (6 archives boxes and 1 folder), and 2 negatives

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Records of the Madison Redevelopment Authority Urban Renewal projects, 1954-1975. Most of the documentation is from the period when the projects were planned and property acquired by the Redevelopment Authority. Projects consist of the Triangle Project (Greenbush neighborhood) and the Brittingham Project.

Language: English

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In the 1950s, the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Madison launched two controversial projects to rehabilitate areas of the city that were considered to be “blighted.” The Redevelopment Authority planned to achieve this by purchasing houses, buildings, and land in the designated areas; relocating the owners or tenants; and redeveloping the property. As part of the project, the Authority intended to include some housing in the redevelopment area for the displaced families while also inviting businesses to relocate there. The project was made possible by a combination of city, state, and federal funds and overseen by the Redevelopment Authority consisting of seven citizens appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the City Council. The City of Madison Planning Department planned the redevelopment phase.

The Brittingham Project began in 1954. The Triangle Project began across the street in 1959 and concluded in 1974. The Brittingham area was bounded by West Washington Avenue, Proudfit Street, West Main Street, and Brittingham Park. The Triangle area lay across Washington Avenue and was bounded roughly by Regent and Park Streets and West Washington, with a three square block extension west of Park Street, immediately south of Regent. The Triangle area, known as the Greenbush Neighborhood, was an ethnic melting pot of Italians, Sicilians, Jews, and Blacks who settled in the area in the early 1900s and were later joined by Irish, Germans, and other groups. The neighborhood included churches, schools, corner grocery stores, meat markets, restaurants, taverns, hospitals, shoe repair and barber shops, a clothing store, gas stations, a railroad station, a community center, a lake, and corners where people could gather. The neighborhood was destroyed by the Urban Renewal projects.

This series consists primarily of subject files and documentation of specific properties. The collection is arranged in three series: TRIANGLE URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, BRITTINGHAM PROJECT, and PHOTOGRAPHS; with the following subseries for each project: SURVEY AND PLANNING; FINANCIAL; BUILDING CONDITION SURVEYS AND RENEWAL PLANS; PROJECT ADMINISTRATION; CITY INFRASTRUCTURE AND IMPROVEMENT; LAND ACQUISITION; LAND DISPOSITION AND DEVELOPMENT. Files about each parcel acquired in the Triangle Project are also present.

When the series was transferred to the archives, it was apparent that files were missing. It did not include summary data or a final report and there was little public relations information. Nonetheless, the strength of the collection is in the parcel files, which detail the history of each property and dwelling during the development process (Box 10-26). A parcel file may include photographs of dwellings; reports on the condition of some of the dwellings in the redevelopment area; appraisals; and the various maps and plats of the project areas.

Perhaps the best overview of the project can be obtained through the various versions of the “Approved Urban Renewal Plan and Resolutions” (Box 4). These document how the plans evolved and were amended several times between 1961 and 1975. Also, the “Project Closeout” (Box 5) file contains the net project costs.

The SURVEY AND PLANNING subseries consists of a small quantity of public information (primarily newsletters and news clippings) and funding applications to the Housing and Home Finance Agency of the Urban Renewal Administration. Material supporting the applications details the work plan for clearing and revitalizing the area, the survey data used to formulate the plan, and maps. Project Eligibility Reports contain project data, information about property eligible for relocation, and relocation data. Loan and Grant applications [to the federal Housing and Home Finance Agency] contain correspondence including from groups and individuals opposed to aspects of the project, financial, community information, planning proposals, minority group information, relocation, improvements, land disposition reports, cost estimates, legal data, amendments, and maps of the project area. Only those amendments in which the plan was revised were retained: those with budget changes only were not retained.

The FINANCIAL subseries consists of project budget information and administrative and project correspondence. The majority of this series consists of audit reports, which, in the absence of a comprehensive or final budget, provides basic financial information.

The BUILDING CONDITION SURVEYS AND RENEWAL PLANS subseries consists of General Project Planning which includes correspondence and interim reports; Building Conditions and Eligibility Reports which includes maps, structure survey information and descriptions of individual dwellings; and Approved Urban Renewal Plans including resolutions concerning the project, an urban renewal plan outlining the project, land use plans, project proposals, and provisions to meet state and local requirements. The structure surveys in Box 3, Folders 9 and 10 are arranged by survey parcel number. The structure surveys in Box 4, Folder 1 are arranged by block number and an accompanying map acts as a key. Photographs, appraisal reports, and other information about these structures can be found in the parcel files. Use the Acquisition Parcel number to find the corresponding parcel file.

The PROJECT ADMINISTRATION subseries contains general project correspondence; information about cooperation with the city for non cash services; and information about public hearings including excerpts of minutes. It also includes index cards that staff used to manage the workload (Box 30). The original order has been maintained. The cards are divided into “Cases in Workload” and “Cases out of Workload.” The arrangement of the cards within these categories is not apparent. The cards are useful to find the parcel numbers of owners or renters whose names do not appear in Appendix A, “Name Index to Parcel Numbers.”

The CITY INFRASTRUCTURE AND IMPROVEMENT subseries contains information concerning the installation of private and public utilities. It consists of correspondence, resolutions, maps, and city non-cash grants-in-aid for demolition and infrastructure upgrade.

The LAND ACQUISITION subseries consists of contracts for individual appraisers to appraise specific property and related correspondence; monthly progress reports for land acquisition with financial information; and general condemnation information. The actual appraisals for the Triangle Project properties can be found in the PARCEL FILES subseries. The “Land Acquisition - General” folder contains acquisition data in table form for each parcel including the assessed value, appraised value, and adjusted total. Other tables show purchase price, assessed value, and date acquired. Also included is an analysis of the acquisition process. For the Brittingham Project the “Acquisition Appraisal Reports” consist of contracts, photographs, and assessments of comparable property (throughout the city), and include the appraisal. Folders contain photocopies of photographs of the dwellings, the originals of which can be found in PH Dane Series 326.

The LAND DISPOSITION AND DEVELOPMENT subseries consists of correspondence regarding disposition agreements such as proposals to purchase property, redevelopers statements, and contracts for land sales; correspondence and proposals from developers interested in property in the redevelopment area; an analysis by Redevelopment Authority staff comparing developer's proposals; a report assessing the re-use value of selected parcels; and a plan for providing low-cost housing for those displaced by the project (Parkside apartments); and a federal Housing and Urban Development grant for improvements to low cost elderly housing in the Brittingham Park neighborhood.

The PARCEL FILES contain photographs and textual descriptions of each of the properties and buildings acquired by the Authority. Files are arranged by parcel number. To find a specific parcel file, consult the name index to parcel numbers attached to this register (Appendix A). The index was created from the folder title information on the Parcel Files and includes the parcel number, address of the property, and owner. The owner name was determined by the Redevelopment Authority and is likely the name of the owner at the time of sale to the City. If known, the Wisconsin Historical Society has added other names associated with the property. Note: this index is probably not comprehensive if you are searching for a parcel number by name. A secondary strategy is to search by address. If you do not find the name you are looking for, try the card index in Box 30.

A typical parcel file includes correspondence, appraisal, descriptions of both exterior and interior conditions of the building or parcel, and its use at that time as well as documents terminating leases and mortgages and/or transferring ownership to the redevelopers (including the price that the city paid). The photographs document the exterior condition of the structure or parcel, circa 1960-1961.

In general, the same type of documentation is available for the BRITTINGHAM PROJECT with the exception that there are no separate Parcel Files. Also, the Brittingham Project files include information on several cases in which owners fought the condemnation of their property, as well as an influential case limiting the Authority's power to acquire land. Photographs from the Brittingham Project, circa 1957, include images of exteriors and interiors of buildings; people involved with the project, including Mayor Ivan Nestigen, and unidentified people, possibly residents of the area; and an exterior photograph and a copy of an architectural rendering for a new apartment complex which was built on a portion of the Brittingham Project site.

By project and thereunder by subseries and file.

Neighborhood House (Madison, Wis.) Records (M2010-074), Minutes of Madison, Wisconsin Committees Related to Redevelopment and Housing (C2000/022), and Madison Redevelopment Authority Records (C1986/015 and C1986/008) contain related records.

Acquisition Information

Accession Number: C1998/038

Processing Information

Processed by Virginia Fritzsch and Sarah Roberts, 2002.

Dane Series 326	Series: Triangle Urban Renewal Project
	Subseries: Survey and Planning
Box   1 Folder   1	Newsletters and public information, news clippings, correspondence, 1959-1962
Box   1 Folder   2-3	Survey and Planning Applications, 1957-1961
Box   1 Folder   4	Boundary and topographical surveys, 1960
Box   1 Folder   5-6	Project Eligibility and Relocation Reports, 1958-1959
	Loan and Grant Applications [to the Urban Renewal Administration]
Box   1 Folder   7-8	Part I, 1960
Box   2 Folder   1	Part I, 1960 (continued)
Box   2 Folder   2	Part II, 1961
Box   2 Folder   3	Consultant's review/report of application, 1961
Box   2 Folder   4	Part I Amendatory application, 1962
Box   2 Folder   5	Part II Amendatory application, 1963
Box   2 Folder   6	Amendatory applications, 1964
Box   3 Folder   1-3	Amendatory applications, 1967, 1971, 1974
Box   3 Folder   4	Application to rezone Lot 4, Block 3, Triangle Plat (701-755 Braxton Place), 1974
	Subseries: Financial	⇧
Box   3 Folder   5	Survey and Planning Budgets, 1958-1961
Box   3 Folder   6	Audit Reports Number 1 - Number 6, 1958-1964
Box   3 Folder   7	City Cash Grants-in-aid to Project, 1961-1962
	Subseries: Building Condition Surveys and Renewal Plans	⇧
Box   3 Folder   8	Project Planning--General, 1956-1967
Box   3 Folder   9-10	Building Conditions Data, Eligibility and Relocation Report, 1958-1959
Box   4 Folder   1	Building Conditions Data, Eligibility and Relocation Report, 1958
Box   4 Folder   2	Urban Renewal Plan and Approving Resolutions, 1961
Box   4 Folder   3-7	Urban Renewal Plan Amendments and Approving Resolutions, #1-5, 1963-1975
Box   4 Folder   8	Report to Common Council concerning Moderate Income Housing, 1963-1965
	Subseries: Project Administration	⇧
Box   4 Folder   9	Project Administration--General, 1957-1964
Box   4 Folder   10	City Services Cooperation Agreement and Amendments, 1958-1962
Box   5 Folder   1	Novation Agreement with the City and the Housing and Home Finance Agency (HHFA), 1958
Box   5 Folder   2	Public Hearing, 1960
Box   5 Folder   3	Objections Filed after Public Hearing, 1960
Box   5 Folder   4	Public Hearing on Plan Amendment Number 2, 1964
Box   5 Folder   5	Project closeout, 1975
Box   30	Cases in workload, Cases out of workload, 1961-1965
	Subseries: City Infrastructure and Improvement	⇧
Box   5 Folder   6	Underground Electric Service Study, 1960
Box   5 Folder   7	City/Redevelopment Authority Local Grants-in-aid Agreement, 1961-1963
	Non-cash grants-in-aid
Box   5 Folder   8	Request to Housing and Urban Development for grants, 1973
Box   5 Folder   9	Street improvements, 1959-1973
Box   5 Folder   10	Sanitary sewers, 1960-1973
Box   5 Folder   11	Storm sewer system, 1960-1972
Box   5 Folder   12	Water Mains, 1961-1974
Box   6 Folder   1-2	Demolition and Removal, 1962-1971
Box   6 Folder   3	Sale and removal of project buildings, 1961-1964
	Subseries: Land Acquisition	⇧
Box   6 Folder   4	Land Acquisition--General, 1959-1964
Box   6 Folder   5	Acquisition Progress Reports, 1961-1964
Box   6 Folder   6	Condemnation Action--General, 1962-1964
	Contracts
Box   6 Folder   7	1st Acquisition Appraisal Contract, W.W. Wegner, 1959-1963
Box   6 Folder   8	2nd Acquisition Appraisal Contract, P.E. Offerdahl, 1960-1963
Box   6 Folder   9	3rd Acquisition Appraisal Contract, D.J. Benedict, 1961-1964
Box   6 Folder   10	Land Acquisition Agent Contract, C.J. Starr, 1961
	Subseries: Land Disposition and Development	⇧
Box   6 Folder   11	Land Disposition--General, 1960-1970
	Land Disposition Agreements
Box   7 Folder   1	Fred Mohs, et al., 1969-1970
Box   7 Folder   2-4	Dane Development Corporation (Park-Regent Medical Building, Lots 1, 4, 5, 6, Block 3), 1972-1975
Box   7 Folder   5-6	City of Madison (Madison General Hospital, Lot 2, Block 2), 1964
Box   8 Folder   1-2	City of Madison (Neighborhood Center, Lot 1, Block 1), 1961-1967
Box   8 Folder   3-4	Madison Housing Authority (for elderly housing), 1962-1975
Box   8 Folder   5	Public Facilities Associates (for parcels 3-1, 3-4, 3-5, 3-6), 1968-1970
Box   8 Folder   6	Developer Interest, 1958-1963
Box   9 Folder   1-2	Developer Interest, 1964-1971
	Reuse Appraisal report
Box   9 Folder   3	R. Radcliff, 1960
Box   9 Folder   4	Iowa Appraisal Corporation, 1971
Box   9 Folder   5	Architect's feasibility study on Triangle medium density housing site, 1965-1966
Box   9 Folder   6	Re-zoning, 1972-1975
	Subseries: Parcel Files	⇧
Box   10	#1-1 through 1-14
Box   11	2-1 through 2-17
Box   12	2-18 through 3-18
Box   13	3-19 through 4-10
Box   14	4-11 through 5-8
Box   15	6-1 through 6-11
Box   16	6-12 through 7-10
Box   17	7-11 through 8-8
Box   18	8-9a through 9-9
Box   19	9-10 through 10-10
Box   20	10-11 through 11-15
Box   21	11-16 through 12-6
Box   22	12-6 through 13-7
Box   23	13-8 through 14-7
Box   24	14-8 through 15-9
Box   25	15-10 through 16-3
Box   26	16-4 through 18-1 and 19-1
	Series: Brittingham Project	⇧
	Subseries: Survey and Planning
Box   27 Folder   1	Project administration, 1955-1966, 1979-1981
Box   27 Folder   2	Parkside Apartments survey, 1976-1981
Box   27 Folder   3	Survey and Planning Application [to the Housing and Home Finance Agency], 1954
Box   27 Folder   4	Preliminary project reports, 1955-1956
	Loan and Grant Applications [to the Housing and Home Finance Agency]
Box   27 Folder   5	Part I, 1956
Box   27 Folder   6	Part II, 1957
Box   27 Folder   7	Part I Amendatory Application, 1960
Box   28 Folder   1	Part II Amendatory Application, 1961
	Subseries: Financial	⇧
Box   28 Folder   2-3	Audit reports #1-8, 1954-1966
	Subseries: Building Condition Surveys and Renewal Plans	⇧
Box   28 Folder   4	Building Conditions Data (preliminary project report), 1955
Box   28 Folder   5	Approved urban renewal resolution and plan, 1956
Box   28 Folder   6	Public hearing on plan, 1956
Box   28 Folder   7	Approved amended resolution and plan, 1961
	Subseries: City Infrastructure and Improvement	⇧
	Non-cash Grants-In-Aid
Box   28 Folder   8	Agreement with city, 1961
Box   28 Folder   9-10	1957-1967
Box   28 Folder   11	1960-1972
Box   28 Folder   12	1962-1965
	Subseries: Land Acquisitions and Condemnation	⇧
Box   29 Folder   1	Land acquisition, general, 1955-1959
Box   29 Folder   2	Title reports, 1956
Box   29 Folder   3	Acquisition appraisal report, J. Coulter, 1956
Box   29 Folder   4-5	Acquisition appraisal report, D.J. Bennett, 1957
	Litigation
Box   29 Folder   6	Impact of State of Wisconsin ex rel. City of Milwaukee vs. Circuit Court of Milwaukee County on land acquisition, 1958
Box   29 Folder   7-8	Condemnation Cases (7), Redevelopment Authority vs. defendant, 1959-1960
Box   29 Folder   9	Order to vacate Sumner Plat, 1961
Box   29 Folder   10	Final appraisal and acquisition prices, eminent domain issues, 1957
	Subseries: Land Disposition and Development	⇧
Box   29 Folder   11	Public utilities and improvements, 1956-1960
Box   29 Folder   12	Private utilities, 1960-1967
Box   29 Folder   13	Rezoning project land, 1961
PH Dane Series 326	Series: Photographs	⇧
Dane Series 326 Box   6 Folder   256	Subseries: General Project
	Subseries: Triangle Urban Redevelopment Project	⇧
	Parcel Files
Box   1 Folder   1-14	1-1 to 1-14
Box   1 Folder   15-33	2-1 to 2-19
Box   1 Folder   34-53	3-1 to 3-20
Box   2 Folder   54-69	4-1 to 4-16
Box   2 Folder   70-77	5-1 to 5-8
Box   2 Folder   78-91	6-1 to 6-14
Box   2 Folder   92-98	7-1 to 7-7
Box   3 Folder   99-106	7-8 to 7-15
Box   3 Folder   107-122	8-1 to 8-15
Box   3 Folder   123-137	9-1 to 9-15
Box   3 Folder   138-148	10-1 to 10-12
Box   3 Folder   149-154	11-1 to 11-6
Box   4 Folder   155-173	11-7 to 11-25
Box   4 Folder   174-190	12-1 to 12-17
Box   4 Folder   191-206	13-1 to 13-16
Box   5 Folder   207-215	14-1 to 14-9
Box   5 Folder   216-236	15-1 to 15-22
Box   5 Folder   237-247	16-1 to 16-11
Box   5 Folder   248-249	17-1 to 17-2
Box   5 Folder   250	18-1, 19-1
	Subseries: Brittingham Project	⇧
	Building Conditions
	Photographs of comparable properties
Box   6 Folder   257	1956
Box   6 Folder   258-259	1957
	Land Acquisition and Condemnation
	Appraisals
	Project Parcel Number
Box   6 Folder   251	16-10A
Box   6 Folder   252	3-5
Box   6 Folder   253	11-13
Box   6 Folder   254	12-3
Box   6 Folder   255	7-3-A

Box	Parcel	Owner's Last Name	Owner's First Name	Owner's Last Name	Owner's First Name	Address	Other Associated Names
10	1-1	Tantillo Trust	.	.	.	702-04 W. Washington Avenue	.
10	1-2	Hoffman	John	Hoffman	Avid	503 Regent Street	.
10	1-3	Paley	Sam, et al.	.	.	515 Regent Street	.
10	1-4	Gerke	Henry	.	.	527 Regent Street	.
10	1-5	Schiavo	Celia	.	.	531 Regent Street	.
10	1-6	Motisi	Antonio	.	.	3 South Frances Street	.
10	1-7	Capitani	John	Capitani	Marie	5 South Frances Street	.
10	1-8	Manderino	Anna	.	.	19 South Frances Street	.
10	1-9	Sinagub	Greenwald	Sinagub	Schackter	21 South Frances Street	.
10	1-10	Magnasco	Pearl	.	.	614-16 Milton Street	.
10	1-11	Fuss	Carl	.	.	612 Milton Street	.
10	1-12	Rane	James	.	.	610 Milton Street	.
10	1-13	Pellitteri	Maddalena	.	.	724-26 West Washington Avenue	.
10	1-14	Temkin	Etta	.	.	720 West Washington Avenue	.
11	2-1	Hines	Anna	.	.	2 South Frances Street	.
11	2-2	Lawry	Anna	.	.	609 Regent Street	.
11	2-3	Brasci	Josephine	.	.	611 Regent Street	.
11	2-4	Badenna	Lillian	.	.	615 Regent Street	.
11	2-5	Niva	Mary	.	.	633 Regent Street	.
11	2-6	Vivian	Merrill	.	.	637 Regent Street	.
11	2-7	Nania	Gaetana	.	.	19 South Lake Street	.
11	2-8	Hall	Michael	.	.	15 South Lake Street	.
11	2-9	Schiro	John	.	.	13 South Lake Street	.
11	2-10	Parisi	Demetro	.	.	638 Milton Street	.
11	2-11	Vitale	Frank	.	.	636 Milton Street	.
11	2-12	Troia	Sundine	.	.	634 Milton Street	.
11	2-13	Falci	Santina	.	.	24 South Frances Street	.
11	2-14	Amato	Mamie	.	.	22 South Frances Street	.
11	2-15	Labruzzi	Antonina	.	.	20 South Frances Street	.
11	2-16	Giacomelli	Mary	.	.	18 South Frances Street	.
11	2-17	Amato	Sam	Amato	Roselyn	14 South Frances Street	.
12	2-18	Bass	Kenneth	.	.	10 South Frances Street	.
12	2-19	Manning	Ray	Manning	Annie	4 South Frances Street	.
12	3-1	Nania	Gaetana	.	.	2 South Lake Street; 703 Regent Street	.
12	3-2	Montolto	Joe	.	.	705-07 Regent Street; 4 South Lake Street	Annie Montolto
12	3-3	Parks	Roger L.	.	.	709 Regent Street	Pearlean Parks
12	3-4	Gervasi	Marie	.	.	725 Regent Street	Maria Gervasi
12	3-5	Labruzzi	Peter	.	.	3 South Murray Street	.
12	3-6	Jazdzewski	Leonard	Jazdzewski	Agnes	5 South Murray Street	.
12	3-7	Shivers	Oscar	.	.	11 South Murray Street	Elsa Shivers
12	3-8	Bass	Margaret E.	.	.	15 South Murray Street	Clifford L. Bass
12	3-9	City of Madison	.	.	.	Tot Lot on South Murray Street	.
12	3-10	Dunlap	Nadine N.	.	.	21 South Murray Street	.
12	3-11	Romano	Frank J.	.	.	25 South Murray Street	Betty L. Romano
12	3-12	Canepa	Joseph	.	.	720 Milton Street	.
12	3-13	DiCristina	John B.	DiCristina	Rosa	714 Milton Street	.
12	3-14	Pullara	Joseph	.	.	712 Milton Street	.
12	3-15	Grignano Company	.	.	.	710 Milton Street	Anthony Grignano Company
12	3-16	Labruzzi	Antonina	.	.	708 Milton Street	.
12	3-17	Schiavo	Marian Amato (Trustee)	.	.	706 Milton Street	.
12	3-18	Kurth	George W.	.	.	14 South Lake Street	Dorothy M. Kurth
13	3-19	Prestigiacomo	Rose	.	.	12 South Lake Street	.
13	3-20	DiGregorio	.	.	.	8 South Lake Street	Antonio DiGregorio
13	4-1	Guiseppina	Carona	.	.	2 South Murray Street	.
13	4-2	Renda	Benjamin	.	.	809 Regent Street	.
13	4-3	Schiro	Peter	.	.	811 Regent Street	.
13	4-4	Sechrest	Mary M.	.	.	813-15 Regent Street	Mary Ann Sechrest; Vern Sechrest
13	4-5	Clemente	John	.	.	817 Regent Street	Geovanni Chlimenth
13	4-6	Ripp	John N.	.	.	819 Regent Street	Irma F. Ripp
13	4-7	Capacio	James J.	.	.	821 Regent Street	Selma H. Capacio
13	4-8	Castagnia	Anton	Castagnia	Anna	825 Regent Street	.
13	4-9	Larrabee	James W.	.	.	1 South Park Street	Arthur Zurbuchen
13	4-10	Caliva	Giovanni	.	.	5 South Park Street	John Caliva
14	4-11	Fodera	John	Fodera	Rose	7-9 South Park Street	.
14	4-12	Vultaggio	Sam	.	.	818 Bowen Court	Mary Vultaggio
14	4-13	Masino	Anthony	.	.	816 Bowen Court	.
14	4-14	DiSalvo	Joseph A.	.	.	800 Bowen Court	.
14	4-15	Rane	James A.	.	.	South Murray Street	Mary Ann Rane
14	4-16	Billitteri	Maria	.	.	6 South Murray Street	.
14	5-1	Quartuccio	Nicolo	.	.	901-903 Regent Street	Mary Quartuccio
14	5-2	Aiello	Joseph	Aiello	Mary	907-09 Regent Street	.
14	5-3	Puccio	James	.	.	911 Regent Street	Angeline Puccio
14	5-4	Wallace	Arleen M.	.	.	923 Regent Street	George I. Wallace
14	5-5	Schiro	Joseph	.	.	933 Regent Street	Kathryn Schiro
14	5-6	Donagrico	Anthony	.	.	15 South Brooks Street	Jenny Donagrico
14	5-7	Cascio	Marie	.	.	17-19 South Brooks Street	Joseph Cascio
14	5-8	Premonstratensian Fathers	.	.	.	10 South Park Street	.
15	6-1	Sperry	Harvey	.	.	1001 Regent Street	Georgina Sperry
15	6-2	Krause	Gertrude	.	.	1003 Regent Street	.
15	6-3	Quartuccio	Nicolo	.	.	1017 Regent Street	Mary Quartuccio
15	6-4	Luetke	William V.	Luetke	Elizabeth	1019 Regent Street	.
15	6-5	Leonard	Thomas A.	.	.	1021-23 Regent Street	Madison Bank & Trust Company
15	6-6	Hessman	Hugo Ernest	.	.	1025 Regent Street	.
15	6-7	Radke	Gordon	.	.	1-3 South Mills Street	Kenneth L. Newville; Annalou Newville
15	6-8	Seibel	R.J.	.	.	5-7 South Mills Street	Laurence C. Heggesta; Edith Heggesta
15	6-9	Tortorici	Mary et al.	.	.	11 South Mills Street	.
15	6-10	Thornton	Elizabeth Ann	.	.	13-15 South Mills Street	.
15	6-11	Everson	Grace	.	.	1020 Bowen Court	.
16	6-12	Caruso	Robert B.	.	.	1014 & 1018 Bowen Court	Lorraine E. Caruso
16	6-13	Savone	Sam	.	.	1010 Bowen Street	Viola Savone
16	6-14	Schiro	Dominic	.	.	16 South Brooks Street	Kathleen R. Shiro
16	7-1	Stellane	Natale	.	.	1001 Bowen Court	Mary Stellane
16	7-2	Quartuccio	Joseph	.	.	1003 Bowen Court	.
16	7-3	Stassi	Joseph G.	.	.	1007 Bowen Court	Antonietta Stassi
16	7-4	Schiro	Vito J.	Schiro	Anna E.	1013 Bowen Court	.
16	7-5	Reda	Joseph	.	.	1021 Bowen Court	Elisina Reda
16	7-6	Skare	Opal Tisdale	.	.	1025 Bowen Court	Opal Tisdale
16	7-7	Oehler	Richard H.	.	.	25 South Mills Street	Jennie Chortek
16	7-8	Dworetzky	Rachel	.	.	29-31 South Mills Street	.
16	7-9	Coyne	Florence M.	.	.	37 South Mills Street	.
16	7-10	Badger Bus Lines, Inc.	.	.	.	1024 Milton Street	.
17	7-11	Tortorice	Joseph J.	Tortorice	Particia	1016 Milton Street	.
17	7-12	Parkinson	Daniel P.	.	.	1014 Milton Street	Stella F. Parkinson
17	7-13	Spatola	John	.	.	1010 Milton Street	Lesta Spatola
17	7-14	Flinn	Albert H.	.	.	1008 Milton Street	Jennie E. Flinn
17	7-15	Labruzzi	Peter	.	.	40-42 South Brooks Street	.
17	8-1	St. Joseph's Church Rectory	.	.	.	10-12 South Park Street	Premonstratensian Fathers
17	8-2	Genna	Frank, et al.	.	.	915 Bowen Court	.
17	8-3	Maneen	Joseph	Maneen	Constance	917 Bowen Court	.
17	8-4	Troia	Antonina	.	.	919 Bowen Court	.
17	8-5	Sansone	John	.	.	21 South Brooks Street	Josephine Sansone
17	8-6	Troia	Joseph	.	.	25 South Brooks Street	Maria Troia
17	8-7	Cascio	John	Cascio	Mary	928 Milton Street	.
17	8-8	Maltese	Nunzio	.	.	926 Milton Street	Rose Maltese
18	8-9A	Genna	Anthony	.	.	924 Milton Street	Paul V. Genna; Tina Genna
18	8-9B	Genna	Paul	.	.	920 Milton Street	Vincent P. Genna; Hallie A. Genna
18	8-10	Genna	Vincent P., et al.	.	.	918 Milton Street	.
18	8-11	Willett	Donald N.	.	.	910 Milton Street	Norma W. Willett
18	8-12	Novara	Gasper	.	.	906 Milton Street	Rose Novara; Casper Novara
18	8-13	Wardell	Kenneth L.	.	.	904 Milton Street	Mary J. Wardell
18	8-14	Canepa	Joseph	.	.	720 Milton Street; 30-32 South Park Street	James Canepa
18	8-15	Willett	Dann	.	.	26-28 South Park Street	Carlo Bonino; Mary Bonino
18	9-1	Armand	Simon	.	.	16-18 South Murray Street	Doris F. Simon
18	9-2	Ripp	John N.	.	.	Bowen Court	.
18	9-3	DiCristina	Catherine	.	.	Bowen Court	John DiCristina
18	9-4	DiCristina	Catherine, et al.	.	.	17-25 South Park Street	Margaret Spataro Conant, et al.
18	9-5	Intravaia	Charles	.	.	27-29 South Park Street	Heirs of Margaret Intravaia
18	9-6	Martorano	Virginia	.	.	822 Milton Street	.
18	9-7	Cardarella	Anna	.	.	820 Milton Street	Antonino Cardarella
18	9-8	Washington	Paul	.	.	818 Milton Street	J.M. Zahradka; Mary Zahradka
18	9-9	Sinacub	Greenwald and Schackter	.	.	816 Milton Street	Abraham Sinacub, et al.
19	9-10	Puccio	Frances	.	.	812 Milton Street	.
19	9-11	DiCristina	Catherine	.	.	810 Milton Street	Joseph P. DiCristina, et al.
19	9-12	Chiovaro	Alfonzo	.	.	808 Milton Street	.
.	9-13	Pullara	Casparo	Pullara	Marie	806 Milton Street; 30 South Murray Street	.
19	9-14	Gyles	Ida	.	.	24 South Murray Street	Leroy R. Gyles
19	9-15	University of Wisconsin Foundation (Ebling)	.	.	.	20 South Murray Street	Paul R. Ebling
19	10-1	Pure Oil Company	.	.	.	102 South Park Street	.
19	10-2	McClain	Lowell S.	.	.	903 Milton Street	Dominica C. McClain
19	10-3	Brown	Charles W.	.	.	905 Milton Street	Dorothy A. Brown
19	10-4	Sanders	Jack E.	.	.	909 Milton Street	.
19	10-5	Sweet	Fannie	.	.	917-919 Milton Street	.
19	10-6	Cerro	Callisto J.	.	.	921 Milton Street	.
19	10-7	Trameri	Charles	.	.	101 South Brooks Street	Pierina Trameri
19	10-8	Winer	Morris	.	.	105 South Brooks Street	Rose Winer
19	10-10	Schwartz	Sam	Schwartz	Rose L.	902 Mound Street	.
20	10-11	Frank	William	Frank	Rose	118 South Park Street	.
20	10-12	Yunck	Martin A.	.	.	114 South Park Street	.
20	11-1	Donagrico	Anthony	.	.	104 South Murray Street	Jenny Donagrico
20	11-3	Tranchita	Anthony; Ethel; Leonard; Frances	Fiore	Rose	813-815 Milton Street	.
20	11-4	Mack	Herman	Mack	Fannie	817 Milton Street	Herman Machlis
20	11-5	Gordon	Sam	Kuperman	Harry	819 Milton Street	Pola Gordon
20	11-6	Cuccia	Laura	.	.	821 Milton Street	.
20	11-7	Tomarchenko	Dora	.	.	101 South Park Street	.
20	11-8	Owens	Baylus E.	.	.	105 South Park Street	Mamie H. Owens
20	11-9	Kailin	Clarence	.	.	109 South Park Street	Margaret Kailin
20	11-10	Bowers	Earl	.	.	111 South Park Street	Joan Bowers
20	11-11	Taliafferro	Odell, et al	.	.	113 South Park Street	.
20	11-12	Tortorice	Angelo, et al.	.	.	117 South Park Street	.
20	11-13	Tortorici	Mary	.	.	828 Mound Street	Guiseppe Tortorici
20	11-14	Gordon	Sam	.	.	826 Mound Street	Pola Gordon
20	11-15	Block Realty, Inc.	.	.	.	824 Mound Street	.
21	11-16	Simon	Armand J.	.	.	822 Mound Street	.
21	11-17	Peckham	Clara	.	.	820 Mound Street	.
21	11-18	Caputo	Carlo	.	.	818 Mound Street	.
21	11-19	Wiley	Mary	.	.	816 Mound Street	.
21	11-20	Shapiro	Abram	.	.	810 Mound Street; 812 Mound Street; 814 Mound Street	.
21	11-21	Sinagub	Abraham	.	.	808-810 Mound Street	.
21	11-22	Porter	James	Porter	Alice	802 Mound Street	.
21	11-23	Sinagub, Greenwald, Schackter	.	.	.	120 South Murray Street	Abraham Sinagub, et al.
21	11-24	City of Madison	.	.	.	116 South Murray Street	.
21	11-25	Shapiro	Herman	.	.	106-110 South Murray Street	The Lester Corporation
21	12-1	Oimoen	Olaf	.	.	701-703 Milton Street	.
21	12-2	Manino	Mamie	.	.	705 Milton Street	.
21	12-3	Simon	Armand J.	Stein	I.Y.	713 Milton Street	Armand J. Simon; Doris F. Simon
21	12-4	Bonano	Annie	.	.	715 Milton Street	.
21	12-5	Ciulla	Anna	.	.	717 Milton Street	.
22	12-6	Shapiro	Abraham	.	.	109 South Murray Street	.
22	12-7	Gambino	Peter	.	.	111 South Murray Street; 129 South Murray Street	Madelaine Gambino
22	12-8	DiSalvo	Ben	.	.	100 Block South Murray Street	Francesca DiSalvo
22	12-9	Sinagub, Greenwald, Schackter	.	.	.	722-724 Mound Street	Abraham Sinagub, et al.
22	12-10	Williams	Ben	.	.	720 Mound Street	Bennie R. Zimmerman
22	12-11	Jurick	Steve	.	.	718 Mound Street	Frank Blucher; Mandalina Blucher
22	12-12	Siev	Morris	Siev	Edna	716 Mound Street	.
22	12-13	Traino	Vito	.	.	710 Mound Street	Anna Traino
22	12-14	Vitale	Peter	.	.	102 South Lake Street	Neal H. Stoddard
22	12-15	Vitale	Mary	.	.	114 South Lake Street	.
22	12-16	Calvary Methodist Church	.	.	.	112 South Lake Street	Madison Methodist Union
22	12-17	Maisano	Josephine	.	.	110 South Lake Street	.
22	13-1	Urso	John, et al.	.	.	734-736 West Washington Avenue	Anton Urso
22	13-2	Francis	Copeland	.	.	617 Milton Street	Maxine Francis
22	13-3	Billetteri	Madalena	.	.	619 Milton Street	.
22	13-4	Jordan	Scott	.	.	627 Milton Street	Marian Amato Schiavo (Trustee)
22	13-5	Gerke	Frederick L.	.	.	629 Milton Street	.
22	13-6	Calvary Methodist Church	.	.	.	103-105 South Lake Street	Madison Methodist Union
22	13-7	LaBruzzi	Peter	.	.	111 South Lake Street	.
23	13-8	Switzky (Glick)	Ida P.	Glick	Harry	115 1/2 South Lake Street; 115 South Lake Street	Ida P. Switzky (Glick)
23	13-9	Traino	Vito	.	.	119 South Lake Street	Annie Traino
23	13-10	Caruso	James	.	.	610-612 Mound Street	Caroline Caruso
23	13-11	Schneider	Martin P.	.	.	602 Mound Street; 756-766 West Washington Avenue	.
23	13-12	Troia	Jack, et al.	.	.	752-754 West Washington Avenue	.
23	13-13	Glass	Louis, et al.	.	.	748-750 West Washington Avenue	.
23	13-14	Rollins	Edward L.	.	.	746 West Washington Avenue	.
23	13-15	Ehrman	Cecilia	.	.	742 West Washington Avenue	Cecilia Clyman
23	13-16	Urso	Joseph, et al.	.	.	Vacant Lot	.
23	14-1	Soc. Ital. Mutuo Soccorso Bersaglieri	.	.	.	764 West Washington Avenue	.
23	14-2	Madison Neighborhood Centers	.	.	.	768 West Washington Avenue	.
23	14-3	LeTourneau	Joseph E., et al.	.	.	715 Mound Street	Catherine M. LeTourneau
23	14-4	Caruso	Caroline	.	.	717 Mound Street	James Caruso
23	14-5	Onheiber	Jerome, et al.	.	.	719 Mound Street	.
23	14-6	Holman	Willard	.	.	723 Mound Street	Flora Gerhardt
23	14-7	Congregation Adas Jeshurun	.	.	.	729 Mound Street	.
24	14-8	Gerke & Singer	.	.	.	796 West Washington Avenue	Heinrich Gerke
24	14-9	Puccio	Joe, et al.	.	.	786-788 West Washington Avenue	Maria Puccio
24	15-2	Rotel	Gordon, et al.	.	.	807 Mound Street	Alvin Rotel
24	15-3	Derman	Dorothy, et al.	.	.	809 Mound Street	.
24	15-4	Johnson	Odell	.	.	811 Mound Street	Marjorie M. Johnson
24	15-5	Brewster	Katherine	.	.	813 Mound Street	Katherine M. Drummond; Robert Jones
24	15-6	Hulbert	Aurelia	.	.	815 Mound Street	Caspare Novara; Rose Novara
24	15-7	Halperin	Charles	.	.	209, 205-207 South Park Street; 817 & 819 Mound Street	.
24	15-8	Colletti	Vincent	.	.	825 Mound Street	.
24	15-9	Madison Pythian Foundation	.	.	.	829 Mound Street	.
25	15-10	Rabinowitz	Rose	.	.	211 South Park Street	.
25	15-11	Accardo	Carlo, et al.	.	.	215 South Park Street	Antonina Accardo
25	15-12	Sweet	Israel	.	.	836-838 Chandler Street	Esther Sweet
25	15-13	Huetta	Janecek	.	.	834 Chandler Street	C.A. Haugner
25	15-14	Sweet	Dave	.	.	832 Chandler Street	Ida Sweet
25	15-15	Anthony	Harry	Anthony	Lorraine; Anna	826-828 Chandler Street	John Joseph Anthony
25	15-16	Stark and Castleberg	.	.	.	816 Chandler Street	John Novick; Christina Novick
25	15-17	Gerke	Henry A.	.	.	814 Chandler Street	.
25	15-18	London	Clara	.	.	810-812 Chandler Street	.
25	15-19	Switzky, et al.	.	.	.	806-808 Chandler Street	Leila Sinaiko Shapiro
25	15-20	Gerke	Henry, et al.	.	.	802-804 Chandler Street	.
25	15-21	Sweet	Nathan	.	.	214 South Murray Street	Mollie Sweet
25	15-22	Kast	Delbert	.	.	212 South Murray Street	.
25	16-1	Phillips Petroleum Company	.	.	.	802 West Washington Avenue	.
25	16-2	Sweet	Nathan	.	.	825 Chandler Street	.
25	16-3	Moseley	Lubertha	.	.	827 Chandler Street	Lubertha V'Otey Moseley
26	16-4	Schlough	Arthur	.	.	829 Chandler Street	Genevieve Schlough
26	16-5	Jacobson	Nora A.	.	.	831 Chandler Street	.
26	16-6	Johnson	Gordon	.	.	833 Chandler Street	Luberta Johnson
26	16-7	Wunderl	Esther	.	.	309 South Park Street	.
26	16-8	Aiello	Joseph	.	.	838 West Washington Avenue	Mary Aiello
26	16-9	Mitchell Oil Company	.	.	.	840 West Washington Avenue	Robert Mitchell Fuel Company
26	16-10	Collalti	Rose	.	.	834 West Washington Avenue	.
26	16-11	Byer	George M.	.	.	822-832 West Washington Avenue	.
26	17-1	Bruckner	Walter	.	.	405 South Park Street	Shell Oil Company
26	17-2	City of Madison	Water department well	.	.	West Washington Avenue	.
26	18-1	City of Madison	Brittingham Park	.	.	West Washington Avenue	.
26	19-1	City of Madison	Brittingham Park	.	.	West Washington Avenue	.