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keymilwaukee.com 19 MUSEUMS America's Black Holocaust Museum Dedicated to the history of the Black Holocaust in America. 401 W North Ave. Betty Brinn Children's Museum Only area museum designed for children ages 1-10. 929 E. Wisconsin Ave. Charles Allis Art Museum An art museum with a dual history as a show- case for the Allis family and, later, as the art branch of the Milwau- kee Public Library. 1801 N. Prospect Ave. (414) 278- 8295 Cedarburg Art Museum Ever-changing exhib- its in an impressive 1898 residence. W63 N675 Washington Ave. Cedarburg (262) 377-6123 Cedarburg History Museum Permanent and rotating exhibits about Cedarburg's history. N58 W6194 Columbia Rd. Cedarburg (262) 746-2099 Discovery World Interactive science and technology museum with fresh - water and saltwater aquariums. 500 N. Harbor Dr. (414) 765-9966 Grohmann Museum Art collection dedicat- ed to the evolution of human work. 1000 N. Broadway (414) 277-2300 Haggerty Museum of Art Enriching the lives of students and commu - nities through collec- tions, exhibitions and programs. 1234 W. Tory Hill St. (414) 288-1669 Harley-Davidson Museum Celebrates the more than 100-year history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. 400 W. Canal St. (877) 436-8738 Jewish Museum Milwaukee Dedicated to preserv- ing and presenting the history of the Jewish people in southeastern Wiscon - sin and celebrating Jewish heritage. 1360 N. Prospect Ave. (414) 390-5730 Jonathan Clark House 13615 N Cedarburg Rd, Mequon John Kohler Arts Center Offers two art museums, including the Art Preserve, the first-and-only art museum dedicated to artist-built environments. Visitors enjoy a café, bar, two retail locations, performances and a hands-on art studio. Free admission and parking. jmkac.org 608 New York Ave., Sheboygan (920) 458-6144 The Latino Arts Brings cultural aware- ness of Hispanic art- ists from throughout the Spanish-speaking world. latinoartsinc.org. United Community Center 1028 S. 9th St. (414) 384-3100 Lynden Sculpture Garden A laboratory at the intersection of art, nature and culture. Works with artists and the community to share experiences that integrate the collection of more than 50 mon - umental sculptures, installations and the natural ecology of this 40-acre site. 2145 W. Brown Deer Rd. (414) 446-8794 Milwaukee Art Museum Collects and pre- serves art, presenting it to the community as a vital source of inspiration and educa - tion. 30,000 works of art. 400,000+ visitors a year. 700 N. Art Museum Dr. (414) 224-3200 Milwaukee County Historical Society Founded in 1935, this is a place to learn about Milwaukee. Extensive library in a historic bank. 910 N. Old World Third St. (414 273-8288 Milwaukee Public Museum Offers guests a dynamic journey through the world of natural science and human history. 800 W. Wells St. (414) 278-2728 Museum of Wisconsin Art Contemporary and historical art from the state of Wisconsin. 205 Veterans Ave., West Bend (262) 334-9638 National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum Visit the only museum in the world dedicated to bobbleheads, with over 6,500 on display. bobbleheadhall.com 170C S. 1st St. North Point Lighthouse In Milwaukee's Lake Park. Pabst Mansion Flemish Renaissance home built in 1890 DID YOU KNOW? These attractions have FREE days! • MILWAUKEE COUNTY ZOO Family Free Day (March 4). • BETTY BRINN CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Free the third Thursday of every month from 12-8pm (March 16). • MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM Free the first Thursday of the month (March 2). • VILLA TERRACE MUSEUM & CHARLES ALLIS ART MUSEUM Free the first Wednesday of the month (March 1). AT T R A C T I O N S

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