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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
showcase for the Allis
family and, later, as the
art branch of the Mil
-
waukee 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
communities through
collections, 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 southeast-
ern Wisconsin.
1360 N. Prospect Ave.
(414) 390-5730
Jonathan
Clark House
13615 N Cedarburg Rd,
Mequon
John Kohler
Arts Center
DID YOU KNOW?
These attractions have
FREE days!
• BETTY BRINN
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
Free the third Thursday
of every month
from 12-8pm (May 18).
• MILWAUKEE PUBLIC
MUSEUM
Free the first Thursday
of the month (May 4).
• VILLA TERRACE
MUSEUM & CHARLES
ALLIS ART MUSEUM
Free the first
Wednesday of the
month (May 3).
AT T R A C T I O N S
