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Nowack & Schmutzler
Schmutzler & Krier
Schmutzler & Oestreich
Schmutzler Furniture
Red Apple Antiques
Tribeca GalleryCafe
and Books
401 E Main

1957c, 401 E Main, 1950s-70s city assessor image, WHS_006_048b
1905 1905c, Nowack & Schmutzler & Co Furniture
1909 Nowack & Schmutzler Co, furniture dealers
1910
01 07 Nowark & Schmutzler dissolved;
Schmutzler & Krier formed WG
01 14 Odd
Fellows forced to move as Schmutzler & Krier need the room WG
09 02 Columbia Graphaphones and records, discs
and cylinders. Schmutzler & Krier,
401 Main Street WG
09 23 Licensed
Undertaker. Harry Krier of the firm of
Schmutzler and Krier, has been licensed by the state board of health as a duly
qualified embalmer and undertaker, having recently received his certificate
from the secretary of the said board, C. A. Harper of Madison. Both members of this popular firm are now
full fledged undertakers and are better prepared than ever to take care of
everything in the undertaking line. WG
1913 Schmutzler & Oestreich, furniture dealers
1915 1915, Schmutzler & Oestreich, furniture and funeral
1935 Schmutzler Furniture
1985 Red Apple Antique and
Furniture Shop
07 05 Located at 401 E Main is the newly opened Red Apple Antique and Furniture Shop. Don and Alice Strube, the new owners, said they are delighted with the old three and a half story structure built in the late 1800s that still houses the old freight elevator for moving furniture. Their shop carries an interesting variety of antiques and new country furniture from a very casual to a more formal look. They have early primitives including pine harvest tables, country cupboards, and the more turn-of-the-century oak tables with square and round tops or the more formal traditional walnut, cherry and mahogany tables.
2009 Tribeca GalleryCafe and Books
Building became location for Tribeca GalleryCafe and Books in summer of 2009
Julie Crnkovich, owner
Image set: WHS_005_974-978
