Beautiful,historic and well done! These people really did a great job!…read moreCame there for a wedding of my nephew and WOW! Historic building well updated with the original look still visible,great staff. The bar had everything one could ever want.

From the owner: We're dedicated to preserving local industrial history of South Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the…read morehistory of the Bucyrus company.

Excellent organization. Excellent people who truly care about the Cudahy community and its history…read more They are located in a very historical building, the Cudahy train depot, and hold public presentations on various community historical topics. They are committed to saving the history of Cudahy, and also saving this train depot.. please support them #savethecudahytraindepot

The depot was built in 1892 by the Chicago & Northwestern Railway. Most of the station was used for…read morefreight with a smaller ticket window and waiting area. The depot served the community, formerly known as Buckhorn, especially after John and Patrick Cudahy bought 700 acres and built a meat packing plant. The growth of the business required an influx of workers, many immigrants who arrived through this very station. Patrick Cudahy owned the land and allowed the C&NW to build the depot but maintained interest in the land. The C&NW ended passenger service to Cudahy in 1940 although freight service continued. When freight service was discontinued, the depot fell into disuse and disrepair. It was doomed to the wrecking ball in 1971, but the Cudahy Historical Society was founded in 1972 with the express purpose of saving the depot. A successful petition forced the city rescind the condemnation order. The Cudahy Family passed the depot and the land to the Cudahy Historical Society. In 1983, it was declared a county landmark. In 1989, a generous grant from the Patrick and Anna Cudahy Foundation was used to restore the depot with labor provided by volunteer members of the historical society. The depot is a museum now. It is open the last Saturday of the month, April through October. I'm only giving it three stars for now, because I've not seen the inside. The outside is certainly impressive, and this is a great example of an extant structure, once common but now seldom seen.

This is one of the more beautiful memorials ever created for those service people who have given…read moretheir lives for their nation. This community has given much and lost much in the service of this country.

The Cudahy Library is my go to library even though I have 3 other libraries within 3 miles of my…read morehome. Their selection of books is amazing! There's a great quiet reading area with soft chairs and even a fireplace! Many different programs for all ages weekly, excellent speakers/authors too. I recently had an issue with a returned book from another library and I had 3 different librarians helping me. They even called me today to assure me the problem was fixed! If you have an opportunity to visit Cudahy Library please do. You'll find it's top notch with awesome, caring librarians.

Really love this library! It's a bit of a hike for us but it's worth it when you can get passes…read more(and board games!!) that you can't find elsewhere. The staff were super friendly and quick to help out. Also love the layout and the offerings inside. There's ample parking so plenty of room. Really love the gorgeous front entry for a nice place to relax among the flowers.

This library is always clean and wonderfully friendly staff. Our grand twins love it here…read more Bathrooms are great with step stools and great play and book section for littles. A*

Used to ride my Schwinn 10 speed from 20th and Layton late 70's to this glorious library it was my…read moreInternet cafe back in the day and loved reading/ looking at the books on Hammer Horror movies--if you are a fan then you know why-- will definitely be bringing my little son when the vaccine is available.