Milwaukee

Amtrak from Chicago to Milwaukee	Arriving in Milwaukee by rail	Milwaukee Intermodal Station	Amtrak Milwaukee
Welcome to Milwaukee - All Aboard Café	Milwaukee Intermodal Station	Modern bridge at Milwaukee Intermodal Station	Zeidler Union Square, N 4th St & W Michigan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Pre-Thanksgiving, Zeidler Union Square, Milwaukee	Public Service Building, W Michigan St, Milwaukee	Fallen foliage, Milwaukee
Milwaukee River from the Michigan St Bridge	Riverwalk, Milwaukee	The old Grain Exchange, Mackie Building, 225 E Michigan St	Milwaukee, Wisconsin
100 E Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee	Residence Inn on the Milwaukee River	Sights of Downtown Milwaukee	Milwaukee City Hall, N Water St
Milwaukee City Hall, completed in 1895	The bell tower of Milwaukee City Hall, 353ft/108m	Milwaukee City Hall	On completion, this was the 2nd tallest structure in the USA after the Washington Monument
Pabst Theater, Milwaukee	Pabst Theater and the Milwaukee City Hall	Milwaukee Repertory Theater in the old street car depot	The Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Co, E Wells St
Points of interest, Downtown Milwaukee	Milwaukee Center	N Plankinton Ave, downtown Milwaukee	Germany Building, 1896
National Association of Letter Carriers, founded here in 1898	Square in front of the Germania Building, Wells & Plankinton, Milwaukee	Out-of-business downtown bookstore	Very nice selection of craft beers at a downtown Milwaukee convenience store
Wisconsin Center, Milwaukee	Milwaukee Hyatt	Wisconsin District State Office Building	Daniel M, Soref National Geographic Dome Theater and Planetarium
"The Last Alarm", Milwaukee Fire Department memorial	The imposing Milwaukee County Court House, 1931	Milwaukee Public Library, 1898	Milwaukee Public Library
Milwaukee Public Library	Milwaukee Public Library	Milwaukee Public Library	Milwaukee Public Library
George Washington, W Wisconsin Ave	Spanish-American War Monument, Milwaukee	Civil War Monument, Milwaukee	Civil War Monument, Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Club	Marquette University, Milwaukee	Church of the Gesu, Marquette University	Marquette University, founded 1881
Church of the Gesu, Marquette University	Marquette University, named after French missionary/explorer Père Marquette (1636-1675)	Marquette Hall	Fall Foliage, Marquette University Campus
Marquette University Campus	John P. Raynor Library, Marquette University	Jacques Marquette, S.J. (1637-1675), the Jesuit missionary/explorer after whom Marquette University is named	Statue of Jacques Marquette on the campus of Marquette University
Statue of Jacques Marquette on the campus of Marquette University	Marquette University Campus	St. Joan of Arc Chapel, Marquette University	The St. Joan of Arc Chapel was built in the 15th C. in the French village of Chasse-Sur-Rhône near Lyon
Interior of the St. Joan of Arc Chapel	French tapestry, Joan of Arc chapel	The chapel was dismantled and reconstructed in Milwaukee in 1966	15th C. French stained glass, Joan of Arc Chapel
15th C. French stained glass, Joan of Arc Chapel	15th C. French stained glass, Joan of Arc Chapel	15th C. French stained glass, Joan of Arc Chapel	15th C. French stained glass, Joan of Arc Chapel
Stained Glass, Joan of Arc Chapel, Marquette University	Olin Engineering Center, Marquette University	Mother Teresa statue, Marquette University	Mother Teresa statue, Marquette University
Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997)	McCormick Hall, Marquette University	McCormick Hall, Marquette University	W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee
Pabst Mansion, Milwaukee, constructed 1890-1982	German Brewery, Captain Frederick Pabst (1836-1904), of the Pabst Brewing Company	The "Captain" comes from his time as the captain of a Lake Michigan steamship	Historical plaque at the Pabst Mansion
The interior has been restored and presents an interesting picture of an affluent 19th C. German immigrant-entrepreneur	The tour is very worthwhile	The Pabst pavilion from the Chicago Columbian Exposition is now the ticket office and gift shop	My only question, would Captain Pabst recognise today's Pabst Blue Ribbon beer?
No photography is allowed in the main house	Stained glass windows of the Pabst Pavilion	Stained glass windows of the Pabst Pavilion	Stained glass windows of the Pabst Pavilion
Stained glass windows of the Pabst Pavilion	Stained glass windows of the Pabst Pavilion	Milwaukee County Court House	The Man of Peace and the Warrior, words of Mahatma Gandhi and Gen. Douglas McArthur
Mahatma Gandhi, Milwaukee	Downtown Milwaukee from the Milwaukee County Courthouse	The sunlight comes and goes on this cold November day	Downtown Milwaukee from the Milwaukee County Courthouse
Capuchin Ministries of St. Benedict the Moor	Trinity Lutheran Church, Milwaukee	Trinity Lutheran Church, N 9th St	Another piece of Milwaukee's rich German heritage, Ev. Ruth. Dreieinigkeitskirche, founded 1847
The current Trinity Lutheran Church was built in 1878	Trinity Lutheran Church	The old Pabst Brewery, closed since 1996 after 152 years producing beer in Milwaukee	Former Bottling Department, Pabst Brewing Co, Milwaukee
The old Pabst Brewery is being redeveloped into an entertainment district...there's plenty of room to expand	The former Pabst Brewery	Jackson's at the old Pabst Brewery	Former Corporate Office Building of the Pabst Brewing Co, 1880
The "B" in the Pabst logo is from "Best", the brewery of Frederick Pabst's father-in-law	Best Place tavern and beer hall, Milwaukee	Prost! King Gambrinus, Best Place Tavern	Statue of Captain Frederick Pabst
Statue of Captain Frederick Pabst	Captain Pabst, Best Place tavern and beer fall	Best Place tavern and beer hall, Milwaukee	Best Place tavern and beer hall, Milwaukee
The former Pabst Brewery - all production has now been outsourced and is now brewed by Miller	Pabst Brewing Co, since 1844	Saint Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church, Milwaukee	Golda Meir School, Milwaukee
Old World 3rd Street, Milwaukee	Lucille's Piano Bar & Grill, Milwaukee	Old World 3rd Street, Milwaukee	Taste Milwaukee's German heritage at Mader's
Mader's Restaurant, a famous German establishment in Milwaukee since 1902 (when a beer cost 3 cents)	The Knight's Bar, Mader's	N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee
N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	Wisconsin Cheese Mart, Old World 3rd St	N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	Usinger's, Milwaukee
N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	Usinger's, Milwaukee	N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee
Usinger's famous Milwaukee sausage since 1880, though to me, like Pabst's beers, doesn't stand up to the German original	Singer's Famous Sausage, Milwaukee	Milwaukee Brat House	Milwaukee Brat House
N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	Lakefront Brewery, Milwaukee	N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee	Milwaukee River
Milwaukee River	Marcus Center for the Performing Arts	1000 N Water St, Milwaukee	Milwaukee City Hall
Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Walter Schroeder Library	Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, Milwaukee	Cathedral of St John the Evangelist from Cathedral Square	Cathedral of St John the Evangelist
Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, Milwaukee	Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, Milwaukee	Milwaukee Art Museum - Quadracci Pavilion, 2001	Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee Public Market	Milwaukee Public Market
Milwaukee Public Market	Taste of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Public Market	Third Ward, Milwaukee	The Wicked Hop, Milwaukee
The Wicked Hop, Milwaukee	Third Ward, Milwaukee	Milwaukee Ale House	Amtrak back to Chicago Union Station
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