Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Vintage photos from the archives of Wisconsin's largest newspaper, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Third year students in the NROTC unit at Marquette university study naval ordnance, engineering, gunnery and electricity. The naval reserve officers' training corps at the university enters its th...
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Lieutenant Parker and soldiers of the 4th Michigan Infantry, USA. Civil War. Photo is dated 1959.Photo measures 5 x 7 inches.
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This is an air view of the lone land entrance from Cuban territory to the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo. The Naval Base gate is shown at lower center, just beyond Cuban installations, with a roof w...
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Mime Marcel Marceau performing on stage at the PACPhoto is dated 1980.Photo measures 8.25 x 6.75 inches.
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New, and at the same time old, officials of Kenosha gathered after the organizational meeting of the city's new mayor-aldermanic government. From the left are Finance Director Joseph Sawicki, forme...
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This Ford penny gumball machine is outisde the Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee in the War Memorial CenterPhoto is dated 1986.Photo measures 6 x 10 inches.
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Anthony Quinn is Mayor Thomas Jefferson Alcala, a dedicated mayor who loves his city and loves its people, in "The Man and The City," a new dramatic series premiering on the ABC Television Network....
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Brooks Stevens (left), Milwaukee, nationality known industrial designer, chatting with top officers of the Milwaukee Athletic Club. They are Frederick Lange (right), president, and Joseph E. Dean, ...