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Premier Businesses in Milwaukee, WI
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- • Drywall Installation & Repairs
- • Cabinet Design
- • From New Construction To Replacements
- • Driveways, Patios, Walks & Garage Slabs
- • Stamped & Decorative Concrete
- • 24 Hour Towing & Wrecker Services
- • 8 Wreckers - Flat Bed Service
- • AAA - AMOCO - All-State
- • Purchase Or Lease A New Car
- • We Have Ford, Lincoln, Dodge Chevrolet, Chrysler & Jeep Vehicles Available
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Things To Do in Milwaukee, WI
Lynden Sculpture Garden
Admire the 50 plus sculpture collection spread throughout the 40 acres of the Lynden Sculpture Garden's park, lake and woodland. The monumental, abstract and colorful statues are part of the Garden's permanent collection. View traveling exhibitions as well, and admire the wonderful mesh of art, sculpture and the environment.
Miramar Theatre
Opened in 1913 as the Miramar Movie House, the Miramar Theatre underwent several name and occupancy changes until it became the live performance theater that it is today. Learn about the history of the building, admire the amazing architecture, and enjoy a great music, comedy or dance show at the Miramar.
Milwaukee Coach & Carriage
Make a reservation for Milwaukee Coach & Carriage, the most romantic carriage rides in the city. See the beautiful architecture of downtown as you snuggle together for an intimate ride. During the winter months, be swept into a winter wonderland with the lights and sights along Wisconsin Avenue.
Pabst Mansion
The former home of Captain Frederick Pabst, the world famous beer baron and founder of the Pabst Brewing Company, the Pabst Mansion is open year-round to provide guided tours about the legacy of Pabst, the history of brewing, the craftsmanship of the house and the history of Milwaukee. Stroll through and explore the well preserved and accurately restored neo-Renaissance museum house and its grounds.