1895 Steel Engraving Portrait Matthew Keenan Milwaukee Lawyer Public HWC1 YNM5 Please also note that there

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This is an original 1931 tipped-in black and white collotype that depicts a self-portrait of the artist

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1895 Steel Engraving Portrait Matthew Keenan Milwaukee Lawyer Public HWC1 YNM5 Please also note that thereThis is an original 1895 black and white steel engraving of a portrait of Matthew Keenan, who came to Milwaukee in 1837. He first worked as a dry goods store clerk in a shop owned by William Brown Jr., which was later named Hayden and Keenan. In 1852, Keenan, who was a seasoned and practicing lawyer, was elected City Court clerk. Keenan later became recognized as the father of modern water works legislation in the area. In fact, the present water