Gallery Of Street Lights

Complete Street Lights

Here are some street light poles I have- the one on the far left is original (glass panels have been changed)probably from the Milwaukee area(possibly wauwatosa) or surroundings-

The next one is a beauty from BEAVER FALLS,Pittsburgh -- P&LE RAILROAD DEPOT/STATION, I have a globe for it that is absolutely beautiful!(globe shown is a polycarbonate one)

The next one is original from Watertown Wi.

The very last one is what they used to call the Bowl of light from the Milwaukee area, it is on a King pole - very rare!

ALWAYS LOOKING FOR CAST IRON STREET LIGHT POLES, IF YOU HAVE ONE YOU'D LIKE TO SELL, PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL WITH PRICE IN MIND.

Milwaukee "Bowl of Light"

Here is the Holy Grail of street lights -Very Rare -perfect condition -came from the Milwaukee area. This is one of Holphanes early lights from the 20's. Where are you going to find another one? I have the perfect King pole for it also.

Old Milwaukee Hanging Street Light

This one is a beauty! All original and heavy! One small crack in the stained glass.

Old Milwaukee Harp

(I have read this from other sources on the web) - In 1915 Milwaukee needed street lights. So they hired an engineer by the name of Jeremiah Sweet who worked for the Holophane Company in Ohio. He came here and started an engineering co. and designed the Harp Luminaire, by 1916 they were in place around the streets of Milwaukee. I have also heard that some of these very early ones used to be gas, I personally have never seen one with the plumbing for gas.

Just finished this Old Milwaukee Harp - completely disassembled, sandblasted, new brass hardware, glass panels, and a couple of coats of paint.This also has a very early refractor, back in the days when these were used as gas lights,pretty rare!