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NRHP reference No. 82000686 [1] Added to NRHP. 23 August 1982. (42 years ago) (1982-08-23) Bay View is a neighborhood in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, North America on the shores of Lake Michigan, south of the downtown area and north of the City of St. Francis. Bay View existed as an independent village for eight years, from 1879 to 1887.
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1834:Horace Chase settles in area1836:Elijah and Zebiah Estes settle; Zebiah names village “Bay View”1855:First train depot for Lake Shore Railroad located in Bay View1862:Horace Chase serves as mayor of Milwaukee→ Bay View Park
Where: 3120 S. Lake Dr. While the gray skies, snow-mottled sand and leafless trees might not look as picturesque in December, outdoor enthusiasts will continue to enjoy Bay View Park’s trails throughout the winter, whether walking, running, biking or cross-country skiing.
→ Voyageur Book Shop
Where: 2212 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Whether you’re looking for a contemporary work or a rare, first, signed edition, Voyageur’s growing collection of about 12,000 books has something for everyone. In a bit of whimsy, owners Blaine Wesselowski and Jeremy Mericle, who both previously worked at Renaissance Books, chose a Badger for their logo (“Seemed Wisconsiny,” says Wesselowski) in boots and the floppy, red hat of the French Canadian fur traders, or voyageurs.
→ Acme Records & Music Emporium
Where: 2341 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. The shelves at Acme, which has seen a nice five-year run so far, become works of art in themselves as glossy, sleeved album graphics perch on them, ready for your musical explorations. Visit with something in particular in mind — say, Brown Acid’s The Fifth Trip or The Chocolate Watch Band’s Inner Mystique — or explore the shelves and bins for something new.
→ Delaware House
Where: 2499 S. Delaware Ave. Renovated and opened by owner Kathy Howell in 2007, Delaware House is at once the home of Howell’s physical therapy business Bodies in Motion and a host to other businesses — including yoga, skin care, massage and acupuncture — that rent the space but all work together holistically to serve Bay View wellness. And, once a month, as Richards attests, they offer a popular First Friday Salsa Social.
→ Tenuta’s Italian Restaurant
Where: 2995 S. Clement Ave. I’m told people come for the pizzas but that Tenuta’sis really upping its game with their pastas (which can be ordered gluten-free) and other homemade recipes inspired by Cesare and Antonio Tenuta’s southern Italian upbringing. This warm, inviting, white table-clothed corner restaurant would make a superb date night destination.
→ Sabrosa Cafe & Gallery
Where: 3216 S. Howell Ave. The kitchen at Sabrosa Cafe & Gallerygreets you immediately upon entering this breakfast-and-lunch establishment, whose name means “delicious” in Spanish. While you wait, peruse the art gallery, currently featuring Milwaukee photographer Timothy Abler’s black-and-white “A Salvatorian Monastery” series or, if you’re lucky, listen to co-owner Ruben Piirainen play the baby grand.
→ Goodkind
Where: 2457 S. Wentworth Ave. Willey notes that Goodkindis a rare find because it serves its full menu until 1 a.m. Operating on a residential corner like so many of Bay View’s best restaurants and sourced by dozens of local farms and suppliers, they offer inspired creations like swordfish confit and steamed Maine mussels with octopus posillipo and an N’duja aioli.
→ At Random
Where: 2501 S. Delaware Ave. The boxy white exterior belies the unique cocktail lounge that will take you back in time several decades (1964 to be exact), as will the mixed drinks, tiki bowls, and alcoholic ice cream drinks like the classic Grasshopper.
→ Victoria’s on Potter
Where: 1100 E. Potter Ave. Yes, we’re headed into more dive bar territory with Victoria’s, this time sailing-themed. Patrons note the friendly, attentive (if not a bit snarky) staff and the various forms of beer-fueled entertainment, such as the life-sized Jenga, the jukebox and everyone’s favorite (only?) pound-the-nail game, Hammerschlagen.
→ Puddler’s Hall
Where: 2461 S. St. Clair St. Nick adds: “And it’s been that way ever since. To me, Puddler’s feels more like a cozy rec room or clubhouse than a bar — a classic, old-school spot for relaxation and conversation.” The second floor of Puddler’s Hall — named after the workers at the nearby Milwaukee Iron Co. who stirred molten iron with rods, thereby making bar iron — once served as temporary housing for immigrant ironworkers.
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Swedish, b. 1951. Mats Gustafson is a revered modern illustrator most famous for his subtle fashion illustrations. Gustafson became an illustrator in the late 1970s when watercolor as a conceptual form was rarely utilized and photography outdid editorial …. Discover and purchase Mats Gustafson’s artworks, available for sale.
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Jul 21, 2016 · Bounded by Lake Michigan on the east, the Kinnickinnic River on the north, I-94 on the west, and Morgan Ave/St Francis on the south, this one-time company town turned bedroom community used to be its own separate village. Although they voted to join Milwaukee to get access to the sewer system over a century ago, The Beev still maintains its own ...
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Jun 29, 2022 · 3. Cactus Club. 2496 S. WENTWORTH AVE. A few blocks off Bay View’s main thoroughfare is this queer-owned music venue and artist-driven community space with the look and feel of a dive bar. Cactus Club doesn’t serve food, but you can often find food trucks parked outside. 4. Verdant CBD.
