America's Black Holocaust Museum (ABHM) is dedicated to the history of the Black Holocaust in America. The museum was founded in 1988 by James Cameron

At Betty Brinn Children's Museum, every visit sparks curiosity and learning. Explore interactive exhibits designed to fuel your child's imagination while helping them develop important skills.

The Charles Allis Art Museum, a Distinctive Destination of the National Trust, houses the world-class art collection of Charles and Sarah Allis in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, The Burnham Block homes are the earliest example of affordable, small-scale dwellings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. They are part of a series of small homes designed for a broad audience that Mr. Wright called the “American System-Built Homes.”
A 1917 advertisement in the Chicago Tribune stated, “The American System of home building enables you to secure homes – correct and charming in design, perfect in taste and intelligent in arrangement – putting at your command the services of Frank Lloyd Wright, America’s foremost creative architect – without extra cost.”
Wright produced more than 950 working drawings and sketches of various designs for the system—more than for any other project. The designs were standardized, and customers could choose from roughly thirty models. Lumber was to be precut in a factory to reduce waste and the amount of skilled labor needed for construction. The lumber was packaged with other building components and shipped by rail to the construction site.