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Democrat, Group photograph of John O. Norquist narrating a cruise on the Milwaukee River to passengers., Wisconsin Marine Historical Society, Harbor Cruise on the IROQUOIS, Jul 27, 1989, Milwaukee mayor John O. Norquist narrates the cruise on the Milwaukee River between Clybourn and Pleasant Streets. Photo by James Cron

Color photograph showing Amanda Blake with nine unidentified men, and two unidentified children, at the Salisbury Zoo for their "Save Sarah" initiative to fund a new enclosure for the zoo's jaguar, Sarah. [Editor's Note: A news article mentions Amanda Blake visiting the Salisbury Zoo on Sunday, October 6, 1974.]

Democrat, Group photograph of John O. Norquist narrating a cruise on the Milwaukee River to passengers., Wisconsin Marine Historical Society, Harbor Cruise on the IROQUOIS, Jul 27, 1989, Milwaukee mayor John O. Norquist narrates the cruise on the Milwaukee River between Clybourn and Pleasant Streets. Photo by James Cron

Born January 4, 1908 in Milwaukee. Graduated from West Division High and Marquette University. Following graduation from Marquette law school, he joined a Chicago firm and in 1936 returned to become assistant city attorney. He waged a vigorous campaign for mayor and upset incumbent Dan Hoan in 1940. A nominal Republican, Zeidler ran unattached. His support came from from a private following built upon his own personal youth movement and affiliation with 25 local organizations. On April 16, 1942, he left for the service. Became gunnery officer on the LaSalle. This ship was last seen September 26, 1942 leaving Canal Zone. Navy declared him legally dead November 8, 1944., Carl Zeidler back row 3rd from left.

Socialist, Group photo of Daniel and Mrs. Hoan., Associated Press Photo; Caution Watch Credit; From New York; Mayor of Milwaukee in New York; Mayor and Mrs. Daniel W. Hoan, of Milwaukee, Wisc. photographed in New York City, May 15, a short time before they sailed for France to be the guests of the city of Paris during the French colonial exposition. LAH 5/15/31 Milwaukee.

Socialist, Group photograph of Frank Zeidler with the German delegation of the United Automobile Workers of America sitting around a dinner table., German delegation, United Automobile Workers of America, May 1949.

Socialist, Group portrait of Emil Seidel with eight other people, including one child, sitting on a lawn outside a house., Given to F.P. Zeidler by Rose Leopold Meyer, St. Petersburg, FL, 1985 with following text: "Mother in background, Cousin Louis, Brother in law Herman, Brother Jack, Brother Max, Father Moritz Leopold, Cousin Paul, Nephew Jay Leopold, Emil Seidel, Garden Homes, 1930."

Socialist, Group portrait of Emil Seidel with nine other people, including one child, sitting on a lawn outside a house., Given to F.P. Zeidler by Rose Leopold Meyer, St. Petersburg, FL, 1985 with following text: "Back row: Herman, Edythe, Hilda, Jennie, Middle row: Lee, Mollie, Cousin Paul, Max, Emil Seidel, Jay V. Leopold, 1930."

Socialist, Group portrait of Emil Seidel and three other men at a dinner., Emil Seidel, Sam Seelig

Socialist, Group photo of Daniel Hoan and three other men., May 14/50; Left to right Daniel W. Hoan, Wm Sanderson, Wm Boyle Chairman National Democratic Committee, Lavern Dilwig.

Socialist, Group portrait of Emil Seidel and Carl Sandburg., Emil Seidel, Carl Sandburg.

Born January 4, 1908 in Milwaukee. Graduated from West Division High and Marquette University. Following graduation from Marquette law school, he joined a Chicago firm and in 1936 returned to become assistant city attorney. He waged a vigorous campaign for mayor and upset incumbent Dan Hoan in 1940. A nominal Republican, Zeidler ran unattached. His support came from from a private following built upon his own personal youth movement and affiliation with 25 local organizations. On April 16, 1942, he left for the service. Became gunnery officer on the LaSalle. This ship was last seen September 26, 1942 leaving Canal Zone. Navy declared him legally dead November 8, 1944., Mayor Zeidler posing with the Tanner Sisters during the Milwaukee Sentinel 1941 Feminine Fair at the Milwaukee Auditorium on October 3, 1941.

Republican, Group portrait of men and women standing on a railway platform with houses on a hill in the background. Mayor Bading is in the front row, ninth from the right. William George Bruce is standing in the front row, sixth from the right., Gerhard Adolph Bading, Mayor 1912-1916. Miles Parman, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Born January 4, 1908 in Milwaukee. Graduated from West Division High and Marquette University. Following graduation from Marquette law school, he joined a Chicago firm and in 1936 returned to become assistant city attorney. He waged a vigorous campaign for mayor and upset incumbent Dan Hoan in 1940. A nominal Republican, Zeidler ran unattached. His support came from from a private following built upon his own personal youth movement and affiliation with 25 local organizations. On April 16, 1942, he left for the service. Became gunnery officer on the LaSalle. This ship was last seen September 26, 1942 leaving Canal Zone. Navy declared him legally dead November 8, 1944., Commencement Speaker-Pupils of Helen Puliafito-Milw. art Institute-June 29, 1938.

Socialist, Group photo of Daniel Hoan with Native Americans in front of City Hall., Wisc -- News

Born August 2, 1872, at Two Rivers, Wisconsin. After early hotel and real-estate ventures in Two Rivers and Chicago, he moved to Milwaukee where he operated a waterfront hotel. Elected county supervisor in 1989 and in 1916 alderman, a position he held until 1944. In 1942, as Council president, he became Acting Mayor when Carl Zeidler left for the war. In 1944 elected to a full term as mayor in his own right. Returned to his real estate business in 1948 and died in Milwaukee April 20, 1955., Biography-Bohn. South Division Civic Assn. Outing, W. George Bruce, Mayor John L. Bohn & Charles I. Wesley, Wesley Country Home, Lake Pewaukee, Wisconsin, July 11, 1945, Courtesy of Wm. George Bruce.

Born January 4, 1908 in Milwaukee. Graduated from West Division High and Marquette University. Following graduation from Marquette law school, he joined a Chicago firm and in 1936 returned to become assistant city attorney. He waged a vigorous campaign for mayor and upset incumbent Dan Hoan in 1940. A nominal Republican, Zeidler ran unattached. His support came from from a private following built upon his own personal youth movement and affiliation with 25 local organizations. On April 16, 1942, he left for the service. Became gunnery officer on the LaSalle. This ship was last seen September 26, 1942 leaving Canal Zone. Navy declared him legally dead November 8, 1944., The official party, just before entering the arena, escorted by Charros of The Rancho del Charros. Mexico City - August 3, 1941.

Black and white photograph of the Wootten family, Elizabeth, Linda, Richard, Sr., and Richard, Jr., in a living room. [Editor's Note: The award in the top left of the photograph was awarded to Richard S. Wootten from the Maryland Jaycees, so this photograph could have been taken in the Wootten's family home.]

Black and white photograph of eleven businessmen and a girl cutting a ribbon of money in celebration of the grand opening of Union Trust Bank, at 1810 North Salisbury Boulevard, along Route 13. [Editor's Note: This location is now owned by PNC Bank.]

Black and white photograph showing a class of thirty-five Sunday School youths in an unknown church.

Black and white photographs looking north west across South Division Street, showing twenty-two women from the Ladies Auxiliary Fire Department Station 2 posing in front of the Salisbury Fire Headquarters building.

Color photograph of four unknown individuals on the Salisbury Park footbridge.