This is a really cool, historical place to visit. A little known historical site that is definitely…read moreworth the trip to Glendale to see. You got to check it out.

What a fantastic place to spend the day, walking around the grounds and peering back though history…read morewithin the doorways and windows of these carefully preserved original buildings that were moved to this location and filled with artifacts, and done up like different little shops, a church, a town hall, a toy store, a printer's, a school, a mill, an old caboose. The Galloway House tour includes gorgeous antiques and furnishings of the family. The museum has so many neat things to look at, from arrowheads to vehicles to clothing. Highly recommend a visit (or two at least), it is a beautiful place.

I have seen the signs for this place for years, and finally stopped by. Not sure why, but I…read morethought this was a private endeavor, like those roadside attractions. This was a community effort and is in the public park adjacent to Lisbon Town Hall. I am still not clear as to why it is here specifically and not in any other town, but I suppose it affected every corner of the country. We still have troops in Afghanistan and Iraq and the Patriot Act is still on the books. Plus it's a good spot to go to each fall and remember and maybe heal some. It's a solemn space, though I am not sure how serene it is when there is a baseball game being played behind it or when the picnic pavilion is full. There's a model of the WTC, a piece of the wreckage, and some nice plantings. If you didn't live through it, or need a reminder there are informative plaques. I don't know if there are any events or commemorations that happen here, but I wager if you went on an anniversary you wouldn't be alone.

small but quaint! walk around the little park, walk down to…read morethe beach, pick up shells and take a look around the Lake and the lighthouse. A cute place to just come and unwind and maybe eat lunch while disconnecting from the world.

It's a super pretty place but also super tiny. You can't actually walk the shoreline. Ample…read moreparking. Come check it out only if in the area.

I have checked out books for several years, but this week I took the time to really look around at…read moreall the Town Hall Library has to offer. And it is a lot! Besides a great selection of books to read for free, they also offer special activities for all ages. They have puzzles, DVDs, Makerspace, items to borrow such as Memory Kits, hotspots, STEAM kits, Nintendo Switch Games, language translater and so much more. They have passes to area venues such as Betty Brinn Museum, The Domes, and even the Zoo. The staff is kind and willing to help with questions and information. What a gem! The Town Hall Library is part of the library system so checking out can be done across several locations. But this wonderful library is small but mighty and I find myself drawn to it more and more each day. I am now looking at the special activities to learn new things, like how to make homemade body butters and sugar scrubs in January. This is not your mother's library, but one that is just as warm as it offers so much more.

Great selection of books and DVDs, very helpful staff and free wi-fi. Library also has a charming…read moreatmosphere.

City Hall is only second in attractiveness too, Philadelphia. Built by a socialist putting in for…read morean eight hour workday in the 1870's. Happily we caught a walking tour and lots of Taurus with cameras and bikes..

This is an absolutely gorgeous building. Great architectural history. The staff in various…read moredepartments are great to work with.

Art fills the streets of Milwaukee. I'm amazed that it doesn't get destroyed being outside &…read moreexposed to the elements. No one has stolen or destroyed all of the unique & beautiful pieces. Every corner had a box with maps & descriptions. Found the life size statue of the Fonz here because Happy Days took place in Milwaukee. I think Laverne & Shirley were more iconic Milwaukee's; they need a statue!

Sculpture Milwaukee is an annual world class sculpture installation along Wisconsin Avenue, and is…read moregreat for self-guided walking tours. We hit up the installation every year, and the fourth annual event in 2020 had more than a few stellar pieces. Standouts were Nari Ward's Apollo/Poll neon, Alex Katz Park Avenue Departure, pieces by Thomas J. Price and Julian Opie, and Tony Tasset's Blob Monster was a visual show stopper. There's plenty of signage to help you learn about the artwork, and with pieces installed from MAM to the Wisconsin Center, it's a nice easy two mile round trip walking tour. Audio Tours and even a musical audio pairing can be found on Sculpture Milwaukee's website. Guided docent tours or trolley tours seem to be offered from time to time, as well as curated virtual talks with the artists. A few pieces have ended up in the permanent collection, installed around City Hall, or around Wisconsin Avenue such as Roxy Paine's "Cleft" metallic tree. This is a world class annual installation, and definitely deserving of more awareness and Milwaukee's attention.

The lady's at the front desk are always very pleasant and helpful. A huge plus is that they…read morehaven't kicked me out of the city yet so I can't complain about much.

This place has hands down great customer service. I went in here for a business permit and had to…read moreexplain the addition to my business we all came to a agreement very quickly and they expressed some minor concerns. And did grant me my business permit right then and there. That was the easiest part of starting this business I wish everyone I had to deal with had there customer service and respect. Great job guys!!!!