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point in time: 20 August 1997
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point in time: 19 January 1997
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point in time: 27 May 1997
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The building at 222 W. Gorham was a 1984–85 Urban Land Interests project ($1.2 million; Pizzeria Uno and Britches Great Outdoors). In 1997 Uno sold deep-dish box suppers ($5–6) at Concerts on the Square and hosted holiday choirs; the Madison Maennerchor sang there Dec. 6 and the Temple Beth El Youth Choir Dec. 14.
Property / research note: The building at 222 W. Gorham was a 1984–85 Urban Land Interests project ($1.2 million; Pizzeria Uno and Britches Great Outdoors). In 1997 Uno sold deep-dish box suppers ($5–6) at Concerts on the Square and hosted holiday choirs; the Madison Maennerchor sang there Dec. 6 and the Temple Beth El Youth Choir Dec. 14. / rank
 
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Property / research note: The building at 222 W. Gorham was a 1984–85 Urban Land Interests project ($1.2 million; Pizzeria Uno and Britches Great Outdoors). In 1997 Uno sold deep-dish box suppers ($5–6) at Concerts on the Square and hosted holiday choirs; the Madison Maennerchor sang there Dec. 6 and the Temple Beth El Youth Choir Dec. 14. / reference
 
Property / research note: The building at 222 W. Gorham was a 1984–85 Urban Land Interests project ($1.2 million; Pizzeria Uno and Britches Great Outdoors). In 1997 Uno sold deep-dish box suppers ($5–6) at Concerts on the Square and hosted holiday choirs; the Madison Maennerchor sang there Dec. 6 and the Temple Beth El Youth Choir Dec. 14. / reference
 
Property / research note: The building at 222 W. Gorham was a 1984–85 Urban Land Interests project ($1.2 million; Pizzeria Uno and Britches Great Outdoors). In 1997 Uno sold deep-dish box suppers ($5–6) at Concerts on the Square and hosted holiday choirs; the Madison Maennerchor sang there Dec. 6 and the Temple Beth El Youth Choir Dec. 14. / reference
 

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store at 222 West Gorham Street, Madison
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Pizzeria Uno (222 West Gorham Street)
store at 222 West Gorham Street, Madison

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    took over the ownership of Pizzeria Uno on Gorham Street several years ago
    Taggers acid-etched its front window (Dec. 2000, owner Tom Beach); the 2001 mid-State Street parking ramp was planned for the lot 'next to Pizzeria Uno'; by April 2004 the building was owned by Urban Land Interests and considered for the garage project.
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    In 1990 the downtown Uno advertised itself as 'Voted Madison's Best Pizza Restaurant', ran a 'Camp Uno' summer promotion and sold $5 personal deep-dish box suppers at Concerts on the Square (a State Journal reviewer found the pizza 'doughy and unexciting').
    In Sept. 1995 owner Tom Beach weighed in on the Downtown parking-ramp debate; that Christmas Uno sold gift certificates at 20% off and ran a 'Two Can Dine for $12.99' wings-salads-deep-dish coupon.
    Urban Land Interests counted 'the Pizzeria Uno complex in 1984-85' among its downtown developments (1996 profile).
    Listed in the state's September 1996 unclaimed-property notice.
    The building at 222 W. Gorham was a 1984–85 Urban Land Interests project ($1.2 million; Pizzeria Uno and Britches Great Outdoors). In 1997 Uno sold deep-dish box suppers ($5–6) at Concerts on the Square and hosted holiday choirs; the Madison Maennerchor sang there Dec. 6 and the Temple Beth El Youth Choir Dec. 14.