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Tag Archives: repurposed building
Carved in Stone . . .
. . . is no guarantee of permanence, as you can see. The carpenters’ union apparently found another home, and their building eventually became a place of support for a new group of people.
Posted in History, Life, Milwaukee
Tagged Milwaukee, repurposed building, urban repurposing
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Straight Narrow Way Missionary Bible Church
Pabst, Schlitz, and Blatz—all former local Milwaukee breweries that gave Miller (also a Milwaukee brewery) plenty of competition in their day—once constructed their own saloons/taverns as outlets for selling their beer. You can still find these old taverns scattered around Milwaukee, largely repurposed … Continue reading
