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| Brumder Building An eight story gray stone and brown pressed brick building built in the Italian Renaissance style. Large copper covered domes in the shape of Kaiser helmets sit on the four corners of the roof. The Brumder was originally called the Germania building until WWI. During the war, anti-German feelings forced Milwaukeeans to hide any references to being allied with the fatherland so it was renamed the Brumder Building in honor of the owner, George Brumder. Architect: Schnetzky and Liebert Year Built: 1896, Year Demolished: n/a Address History: |
