Charles Allis Art Museum
Under $25A museum housed in a 1911 Tudor-style mansion on Milwaukee's East Side, displaying the art collection of Charles and Sarah Allis.

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Victorian Gothic water tower on a Lake Michigan bluff, built in 1874 as part of Milwaukee's early waterworks.
2288 N. Lake Dr. at East North Avenue, Milwaukee, WI · Milwaukee, WI
This decorative stone tower on the bluff above Lake Michigan once covered an iron standpipe that smoothed out surging water from steam-powered pumps. Completed in 1874, it was part of the city's first public water system. Its stonework and fairy-tale styling make it one of the East Side's best-known landmarks. The staircase inside is reserved for maintenance, so visitors mainly see the tower during open-house events or from the outside. A restoration of the exterior and interior was finished in 2018.
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