Bay View Tour
Regular Tour • 2 Hours • Learn about the communities that made Bay View home.
What to Expect
Travel back in time and learn more about Wisconsin’s first company town.
Today, Bay View is one of Milwaukee’s neighborhoods but it was originally established in 1867 for workers at the Milwaukee Iron Company. The tour will explore houses built for laborers and managers and discuss the development of the mill and town before it incorporated into Milwaukee in 1887. Beyond residential streets, stops include important businesses, community spaces including the Beulah Brinton House (1871), houses of worship, and landmarks like the Pryor Avenue Iron Well (1882). The tour will also share immigrant stories from Welsh, English and later Italian families who established deep roots in Bay View.
Includes
Volunteer Docent led walking tour
This tour is 1.9 miles in length.
This is a 90 minutes - 2 hour tour
Restrictions
Not recommended for travelers who cannot walk or use a mobility device for duration of tour.
Duration
2 hours
Address
Historical Marker 275, Corner of S. Superior St. & E. Russell Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53207
Pricing
| Adult | $16 |
| Child | $8 |
| Infant | Free |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.
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