Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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100 most populous cities of the United States 
1–25 : Austin; Boston; Chicago; Columbus; Dallas; Denver; El Paso; Fort Worth; Houston; Indianapolis; Jacksonville; Los Angeles; Nashville; New York City; Oklahoma City; Philadelphia; Phoenix; Portland; San Antonio; San Diego; San Francisco; San Jose; Seattle; Washington, D.C.
26–50 : Albuquerque; Atlanta; Baltimore; Detroit; Kansas City; Las Vegas; Louisville; Miami; Milwaukee; Minneapolis; Oakland; Omaha; Sacramento; Tucson; Tulsa; Wichita
51–75 : Anchorage; Aurora; Cincinnati; Cleveland; Corpus Christi; Honolulu; Lexington; Lincoln; Newark; New Orleans; Orlando; Pittsburgh; Plano; Saint Paul; St. Louis; Stockton; Tampa
76–100 : Baton Rouge; Boise; Buffalo; Gilbert; Laredo; Lubbock; Madison; Reno; Richmond; Scottsdale; St. Petersburg; Spokane
>100 (former top 50 and still over 100.000) : Cambridge; Hartford; Providence; Syracuse

Map of Milwaukee

Milwaukee is the largest city in the state of Wisconsin, United States and the county seat of Milwaukee County.

Art[edit]

Statue of Leif Erickson in Milwaukee
"Standing Woman" by Gaston Lachaise, usually at the MAM
Mosaic tile floor of the Milwaukee Public Library
Mosaic tile floor of the Milwaukee Public Library
House in Riverwest neighborhood
Milwaukee Art Museum
The "Calling" / I-beams

Bridges and/or water[edit]

Buildings[edit]

The American System-Built Homes, Burnham Street District, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
Milwaukee Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
Milwaukee County Courthouse
Discovery World
Miller Brewing Company Pavilion
Milwaukee Art Museum
Mitchel Building
Business in Washington Heights neighborhood
Duplex in Riverwest neighborhood
Pabst Mansion
Lakefront Brewery
Gipfel Brewery
The Roman Coin tavern
The Holler House tavern/bowling alley
Milwaukee Intermodal Station
Milwaukee Intermodal Station
Milwaukee Intermodal Station
Third Ward neighborhood
Demolition
Condos in Beerline B Neighborhood
Condos in Beerline B Neighborhood
Jane Bradley Pettit Building
Mayer Boot and Shoe Company Building
Warehouse Lofts
Post Office, St. Paul Avenue
ACE Hardware, National
Harley-Davidson Museum
Rockwell Automation Headquarters and Allen-Bradley Clock Tower
Yankee Hill neighborhood
Raynor Library, Marquette University
The Eagles Club
Turner Hall
Tripoli Shrine Temple
Basilica of St. Josaphat
Landmark Chapel at Forest Home Cemetery
Arlington Beer & Liqor Mart, Arlington Heights neighborhood
Arlington Heights neighborhood
Stark's Foods, Arlington Heights neighborhood
Arlington Heights neighborhood
Allen Bradley Clocktower
Miller Park
Northwestern Mutual building
US Bank Building

Cityscape[edit]

Milwaukee at night
Milwaukee at night
Milwaukee Panorama
Milwaukee Panorama
Milwaukee Panorama
Milwaukee Panorama - West
Milwaukee Panorama - West
View of downtown Milwaukee, 2004, possibly from the 6th street bridge
East Side neighborhood
Aerial view of downtown Milwaukee
View from Third Ward
Downtown Milwaukee from Pier Wisconsin
Skyline from Lake Michigan

Festivals[edit]

Fireworks for the Polish festival
U.S> Cellular Stage
Summerfest Fireworks
Jazz in the Park
Bastille Days
Indian Summer Festival

Historic[edit]

Immanuel Presbyterian Church, date unknown
National Soldiers Home, date unknown
National Soldiers Home, date unknown
Northwestern Life Insurance headquarters 1869-1886, building razed in 1965, date unknown
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, date unknown
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railroad depot (Milwaukee Road Depot). Built in 1886, razed in 1966.
Drawing of a historical view of Milwaukee, 1854
Drawing of a historical view of Milwaukee, 1872
Drawing of a historical view of Milwaukee, 1879
Drawings of historic Milwaukee, 1882
The Menomonee Valley, 1882
Looking over Milwaukee from Bay View, 1882
The rolling mills at Bay View, 1882
Lake Park, circa 1890
Drawing of a historical view of Milwaukee, 1892
Panorama view of Milwaukee, circa 1898
Milwaukee City Hall, circa 1900
Milwaukee Mitchell and Chamber of Commerce Buildings, circa 1910
Borchert Field, 1911
Milwaukee from the bay, 1912
Benjamin Church House, 1936
1955 "Yellow Book" map
The Pabst Theater, 1970

Scenic[edit]

North Point Sunrise
North Point Sunrise
North Point Sunrise
Milwaukee Harbor Sunrise
Timmerman Field
Havenwoods State Forest
Havenwoods State Forest
Boerner Botanical Gardens
Satellite view of Milwaukee

Transportation[edit]

Marquette Interchange
The Oak Leaf Trail on the East Side
Beerline railroad, defunct
Train tracks into the Milwaukee Intermodal Station
Train tracks, out of the Milwaukee Intermodal Station
Traffic on Brady Street
Traffic on Wisconsin Ave
Port of Milwaukee, Jones Island
Port of Milwaukee, Jones Island
Port of Milwaukee, Jones Island

Unsorted[edit]

The Third Ward neighborhood
Walkers Point neighborhood
Entrance to Miller Brewery in Milwaukee
Miller Park
Bradley Center
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Third Ward neighborhood
Third Ward riverfront
Milwaukee Public Market

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