119 West Mifflin Street
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119 W. Mifflin St., a block off the Capitol Square, was the first home of Pavlov's Pizza. It was one of five storefronts in a 1930s building faced in white terra cotta[1].
Timeline
- Late April 1991: Pagliai's Pizza opened[2].
- By July 1994: renamed Pavlov's Pizza, under the same owner[3].
- 1998: the owner of the building, Don Hovde, planned a high-rise at West Mifflin and Fairchild streets, and his tenants lost their leases. Hidden Treasures Resale Shop closed in February, Yan's Soupcon moved in June and Out to Lunch in July. In October Pavlov's was the only tenant still operating[1].
- March 28, 1999: Pavlov's closed here[4] and moved to 1511 Williamson St.
Trivia
- The Silver Dollar tavern next door, at 117 W. Mifflin St., was not Hovde's and its owners had "no intention of going"[1].
See also
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Kalk, S. (1998, October 23). Don Hovde's West Mifflin Street project is short one Silver Dollar. The Capital Times. p. 1, 8A. Newspapers.com images 522540978, 522541391.
- ↑ Rath, J. (1991, May 18). Cheap Eats: Pagliais Pizza. The Capital Times. p. 33. Newspapers.com image 519954972.
- ↑ (1994, July 1). Notice of public hearing on liquor and beer licence applications, July 1994. The Capital Times. p. 18. Newspapers.com image 519927365.
- ↑ Kalk, S. (1999, April 8). Same pizza, new doghouse: Pavlov's to move to Williamson Street. Wisconsin State Journal. p. 52. Newspapers.com images 404457826, 521944173.
