Web Directory

» Betty Brinn Children's Museum
   Hands-on displays teach science, business, art, and more to kids in a fun environment; toddler section for ages 0-3.
   http://www.bbcmkids.org

» Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion
   Home to Milwaukee's pioneer brewing family and five archbishops, this mansion at 2000 W. Wisconsin Avenue is being restored to its original splendor.
   http://www.pabstmansion.com/

» Charles Allis Art Museum and Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum
   Includes descriptions of permanent and changing exhibitions, ways to become involved, rental information, news, and contact information.
   http://www.cavtmuseums.org/

» Discovery World Museum
   Hand-on science museum with day camp and special classes. Upcoming events and features included.
   http://www.discoveryworld.org/

» Eisner Museum
   Gallery of historic advertising. Tour hours and contact information.
   http://www.eisnermuseum.org/

» Haggerty Museum of Arts
   Part of Marquette University, featuring works in all media, ranging from Old Master paintings to contemporary video sculpture.
   http://www.marquette.edu/haggerty/

» International Clown Hall Of Fame
   Dedicated to the preservation and advancement of clown art
   http://www.theclownmuseum.org/

» Milwaukee Art Museum
   Founded in 1957 by the Layton Art Gallery and Milwaukee Art Institute, this collection of over 20,000 works is housed in a landmark building designed by Eero Saarinen at 750 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive.
   http://www.mam.org/

» Milwaukee Public Museum
   One of the premier natural history and science facilities, the museum is world-renowned for its exhibits, collections, ongoing scientific research and educational programs. Located at 800 West Wells Street.
   http://www.mpm.edu

» Mitchell Gallery of Flight
   The site and the gallery feature artifacts and history about aviation in the Milwaukee area. Located at Gen. Mitchell International Airport.
   http://www.mitchellgallery.org/

» St. Joan of Arc Chapel
   Medieval chapel from 15th century France containing a stone on which Joan of Arc prayed. Includes a history of the building and a photo gallery.
   http://www.marquette.edu/chapel/