Watching this and weeping 😭 born and raised in Phoenix AZ, lived in MKE for 2 years and fell in love with that city, due to certain circumstances had to move back to AZ and my heart aches everyday. I miss MKE with all my heart....
Honestly, Milwaukee's alright. It's basically a cheaper Chicago, and that's coming from someone who's lived in Milwaukee for a majority of his life. I wouldn't trade it for the world though!
Born and raised in Milwaukee. Its been about 10 years since I left and I am happy to say I will be returning in 3 days! Thanks for the video, even though its 6 years old its giving me something to look forward too.
Thanks so much for doing this! I am travelling to Milwaukee from the UK in a few weeks and I am dreading driving (on the wrong side of the road!) in a car I don't know (we have cars with manual gears here) on roads I've never seen before - this really helps.
Check out: Milwaukee Public Museum, East Side, Oriental Theater, Von Trier bar, Bayiew area (down Superior street, byt the lake), the Lake front. So many places to see, its amazing. Reminds me of Europe and makes me homesick!
Amazing video!!! I was up there last summer and went through many of the same neighborhoods you showed...was great to see that all again! The east side is beautiful and I love the Museum by Calatrava by the lake. Love the ending with the huge interchange and parking lot, and I see you even caught a train for about a second. Very nice. :)
It's been over 10+ years, probably 15 years since I've traveled near this road. I was born in Cudahy, raised in Franklin, and spent my teenage years in Greenfield, and my Dad in Greendale. So many memories of this city. Bradford Beach, Grant Park, Sheridan Park, Jackson Park, Wilson Park Pool, Ice Skating and Hockey, and fishing in the "Lagoon". Parties Under the Hoan Bridge 🌉 sorry if I goofed the spelling. Cruising Hwy.100 & Root River Parkway/Whitnall. Southridge Mall. The 41-Twin Drive-In Theater in Franklin, or the 24-Outdoor in Hales Corners. Both were awesome places and BOTH were HUGE parts of my childhood. I can't thank you enough for these memory reminders. It's been a long time since I've sat and thought about cruising in my 72 Dodge Charger, my 69 Hurst Olds 442, or a beat up 72 Chevy Nova. LOL my first car was a 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger, again LOL! I also had 2 red beasts. A 1975 Olds Cutlass Supreme, and a 1973 Pontiac Firebird. Back then cars were MUCH cheaper and especially a old Nova, Cutlass, or a GM with a 350 4bbl was reasonably cheap and those engines were really long-term. My Dad was a car salesman, he sold new cars and used until the late 70's then used cars. Which was great because I started driving in 83-84. Cruising Hwy.100 on Friday & Saturday nights were always fun. Hot women, and back then CB radios were big? Why? Anyway all of us had em. My one buddy with a 1972 Buick Electra, it was a ocean liner with wheels.🚢🛥🚢🚢🛳 It was epic for sneaking people into the Drive-in inside the trunk...lol. 2 fit EASY. You could do three, but if they had B.O. OOOF! Sorry to ramble, but these videos have really been so incredibly wonderful. So many memories. So many things now gone, changed, closed, or just trashed. What was is gone. What has been with never ever be again, & sadly what is now can't compare to what was.
Wow, how the hell did I miss this video. GREAT! One of the few remaining major cities I haven't been to. Believe it or not, but based on what I saw in this vid, Murray Hill and the Lower East Side districts remind me a lot of what you'd see in Oakland, CA (despite the media's never-ending insistence that the entire city is a crime-ridden wasteland). Loved the look and feel of the Thrid Ward district, too. Climatic ending under the Marquette. Another "favorited" video. Thanks 4 the tour!
i have lived there 1 year. very nice place,nice people, i just could not handle the snow time lol . thanks for the video.....bringing me back good memories and good time
Great video, perfect song. Milwaukee is a great city especially the East side. I hope you decide to post more videos in the future. My niece is on a television show called Suburbia and I told her to take a look at this video and she said you have a lot of talent. Keep up the good work. Thanks
I have lived in Milwaukee for 20 years now. I love my city! So many great businesses and restaurants to go to... bonus a great lakefront! I live 5 minutes from everything from going to a Brewers game to a Bucks game. You will know what I'm talking about if you live here 🙂
+Bilal Ahmad I live in milwaukee I guess it's alright houses are real old and it's got its fair share of drugs and shootings.so I mean I guess that depends on what kind of place you wanna live it's got its advantages partying festivals beer lol its alright but kinda ghetto
Lauren Gabourel This is two years later. Hows Milwaukee? What district do you live in? Milwaukee is a fine city if you stay out of the inner city and the suburbs full of annoying white people.
Grew up there. Been on everyone one of those roads. Used to pick up on merchant road AKA Broadway. I really liked the way you turned in front of the bus off of Farewell on to Brady St.😜
I realize this is a old video but it nice to see Milwaukee again. I left Milwaukee in the 70's and said I'd never go back now I'm retired wouldn't mind going back but but with the tax structure it won't happen. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for your great and thorough synopsis of Milwaukee Erik Mickleson.Have never been to the midwest and want to take a tour of it,with Milwaukee being one of the cities on my agenda.I thank GOD i don't drink anymore lol after reading about the commonalty of dui's there.
I doubt law enforcement in the state even gave out DUI's before the year 2000. For majority of residents, beer drinking is a cultural thing. The state had the least punitive laws on DUI and the first 4 DUI's, used to be a ticket. Not clear on how insurance firms handled that.
I was surprised that there are so many different kinds of pho with original flavors that no other restaurant in Milwaukee has. I am most impressed with Nam Vang noodle soup due to its fantastic taste.
Did you check out the italian bakery on brady street? They have some really good bakery.Used to rent bicycles on the east side lake front, they had some 2 seaters. Always liked the east side. went to lincoln high school years back. the building is now an art center. You can see the downtown area from the school. If you take n35th street going toward the airport [not north 35th street] you'll go by the 3 domes, I suggest you visit them, and further down a couple b locks on the right Leon's Custer stand, it's the best!,just right, not too sweet! brings back memories! Had amotor cycle gang chase us one time in the downtown area,looked pretty rough too! We managed to get away!Lived for awhile in the MARQUETTE university area, in the same building with the students.Thanks for the memories.
Cool video but you also have to enjoy the great history and timeline of our great city!! From The 3 rivers to Kilbourn/Walker/Juneah Explorers to Lake Emily to today :)
+Cheesy Terry Yes. It offers a fairly "big city" feel for a fraction of the price. And, at least where I live, there are a lot of new job opportunities from various new business that have just finished the construction phase and are now hiring.
I lived in Milwaukee my entire life and the weather is terrible here. It is April 14th and it is suppose to Snow on Sunday. I am looking to relocate to a warm climate.
SpunkyRO ! It's so racially segregated . I'm a singer and there's not alot of opportunity for me. People literally call this place "Killwaukee" I can go on forever
Wait....Milwaukee actually looks...cool. They have loft conversions, and Portland style high rises, looking out over a beautiful looking waterfront district. They have hip people riding around on fixies and Vespas. They even have a "Lower East Side"...with a "Whole Foods" no less. I hope the Milwaukee board of tourism is paying you, for you have singlehandedly put this lace on my "summer visit list".
Shorewood might be one of the best places to live. Just north of the city border, the suburb has its share of the wealthy, working class and middle class. It is a safe village and it is centrally located. The schools are excellent and there are bus lines along Oakland that take you to downtown if you prefer to not drive. WhiteFish Bay is also very nice, with several parks, great shopping and a desirable central shoreline location. The income level is likely higher in WFB and some might see it as a somewhat more desirable place to live. The schools are some of the best in the state. Fox Point - River Hills - Mequon are mostly professionals and a higher income area.
The towns and cities beyond Milwaukee are spectacular. Cedarburg, Two Rivers, Bailey's Harbor, Sister Bay, Minocqua, Richland Center, Cambridge, too many to list.
My internet friends Raysean Watson and Mia Pooder live around them ends. Man I wanna go, sadly I'm from England, born in Portugal 😢. I'm finna move Milwaukee on summer holidays 💯🔥
Plan time to take a drive to Cedarburg, ( 15 miles north ) and Holy Hill ( another 15 miles west ) and if you really want to be awed, a drive up I-43 to Manitowoc, then exit to highway 42 and drive north to Door County into a Sister Bay. It is a few hours of driving and very scenic.
I was stationed here working for NW airlines in a downtown office back in 1967-68. I lived in the lower east side just off Ogden near the Layton School of Art. I understand they bulldozed a lot of that 'hood, which was a pity. I loved the old houses and historical feel. Hung out at O'Reilly's Bar, and it got bulldozed, too. I found the people were not friendly, though. Back then, if you didn't go to kindergarten through college together, they didn't trust outsiders. It was 6 months before anyone invited me to their house. Of course, back then, no one moved there from the West coast - it was just the reverse, so they thought I had to have been a narc. I didn't have a car or know my way around, so only knew my little neighborhood. I got a little car sick with the fast motion of this video, but enjoyed it anyway. Where is the third ward? I'd like to go back and get a tour and see what I missed.
Jacob - Yes I find the older people (MY age) tend to be a bit sarcastic compared to Chicago, where I'm from. But the younger people don't seem to have that "bite". And the Third Ward is just south of the downtown area and stretches from the Milwaukee River to Lake Michigan. Good restaurants, especially in the Milwaukee Market (check out the sea food restaurant at the east end of the building. They supply fish to many Milwaukee restaurants.)
Not too bad because of the Lake effect. It also depends on where you've lived. It gets windy but doesn't experience the teen/arctic temps the way the rest of the upper midwest does.
I lived in downtown Milwaukee, Cass St. and Kilborne St. in the early 80's and I visited an Antique store in the Historic 3rd Ward when it was a deserted and depressed area. I actually thought it was an interesting area then and LOOK AT IT NOW! Who'd a thought. But glad I left WI.
It was the warehouse district and a seldom used route to the south side. Mostly it was the area for gay bars, when that lifestyle was mostly underground.
@@karenperry5342 That is one thing I never thought of, taking the train out of Milwaukee. My friend enrolled in the MBA program at Northwestern and took the train to class. I think it was just 2 or 3 days a week, but that was too much, so he transferred to Marquette. I worked with a guy whose wife was a hair dresser and her co-workers were often gay men. That being the case, the husband would point out the gay bars as we made deliveries around town. They were often businesses with no signs out front. Police would raid them for no reason and the public had no idea. And that was the 1980's.
Born & grew up & left MKE @ 22 y.o. Am in my 60s now and have lived all over the world. Cons: Painful childhoods, rigid, ethnic to a fault, racist neighborhoods in the 60s & early 70s. Pros: Great public education through college, the great food. Nope. Cons outweigh the pros...
Totally disagree. Different cultures lived among their own kind, Italians on lower east side, and Jews in Bayside etc... But that is not racist. I worked in the black ghetto for a few years and never heard or witnesses racism of any kind. Your childhood or the type of home you grew up in, has no bearing on what kind of city Milwaukee is.
Makes me miss Milwaukee, despite the fact that I'm in Milwaukee right now haha
Yeah. Lol. I'm with ya. Maybe I just miss Milwaukee without also having 12 inches of snow wreaking havoc on my evergreens.
Yes!!! 100% agreed
Watching this and weeping 😭 born and raised in Phoenix AZ, lived in MKE for 2 years and fell in love with that city, due to certain circumstances had to move back to AZ and my heart aches everyday. I miss MKE with all my heart....
I miss you🌹
The State is a special place.
Great quick video of Milwaukee! Loved the tunes too.
Honestly, Milwaukee's alright. It's basically a cheaper Chicago, and that's coming from someone who's lived in Milwaukee for a majority of his life. I wouldn't trade it for the world though!
What part of milwaukee u from XDD
I want to get out of milwaukee i have been here my whole life
Nah. Not alright. Not basically a cheaper Chicago. /
U talking bs get tf outta here
Born and raised in Milwaukee. Its been about 10 years since I left and I am happy to say I will be returning in 3 days! Thanks for the video, even though its 6 years old its giving me something to look forward too.
Wow a lot has changed in 9 years. This summer I’ll make an updated version of this exact video
Thanks so much for doing this! I am travelling to Milwaukee from the UK in a few weeks and I am dreading driving (on the wrong side of the road!) in a car I don't know (we have cars with manual gears here) on roads I've never seen before - this really helps.
Check out: Milwaukee Public Museum, East Side, Oriental Theater, Von Trier bar, Bayiew area (down Superior street, byt the lake), the Lake front. So many places to see, its amazing. Reminds me of Europe and makes me homesick!
l so evol😂😂
I know. I was at the Louvre two years ago and all I could think of was the Oriental Theater the whole time I was there.
so many places to see and not one worth going to
Amazing video!!! I was up there last summer and went through many of the same neighborhoods you showed...was great to see that all again! The east side is beautiful and I love the Museum by Calatrava by the lake. Love the ending with the huge interchange and parking lot, and I see you even caught a train for about a second. Very nice. :)
It's been over 10+ years, probably 15 years since I've traveled near this road. I was born in Cudahy, raised in Franklin, and spent my teenage years in Greenfield, and my Dad in Greendale. So many memories of this city. Bradford Beach, Grant Park, Sheridan Park, Jackson Park, Wilson Park Pool, Ice Skating and Hockey, and fishing in the "Lagoon". Parties Under the Hoan Bridge 🌉 sorry if I goofed the spelling. Cruising Hwy.100 & Root River Parkway/Whitnall. Southridge Mall. The 41-Twin Drive-In Theater in Franklin, or the 24-Outdoor in Hales Corners. Both were awesome places and BOTH were HUGE parts of my childhood. I can't thank you enough for these memory reminders. It's been a long time since I've sat and thought about cruising in my 72 Dodge Charger, my 69 Hurst Olds 442, or a beat up 72 Chevy Nova. LOL my first car was a 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger, again LOL! I also had 2 red beasts. A 1975 Olds Cutlass Supreme, and a 1973 Pontiac Firebird. Back then cars were MUCH cheaper and especially a old Nova, Cutlass, or a GM with a 350 4bbl was reasonably cheap and those engines were really long-term. My Dad was a car salesman, he sold new cars and used until the late 70's then used cars. Which was great because I started driving in 83-84. Cruising Hwy.100 on Friday & Saturday nights were always fun. Hot women, and back then CB radios were big? Why? Anyway all of us had em. My one buddy with a 1972 Buick Electra, it was a ocean liner with wheels.🚢🛥🚢🚢🛳 It was epic for sneaking people into the Drive-in inside the trunk...lol. 2 fit EASY. You could do three, but if they had B.O. OOOF! Sorry to ramble, but these videos have really been so incredibly wonderful. So many memories. So many things now gone, changed, closed, or just trashed. What was is gone. What has been with never ever be again, & sadly what is now can't compare to what was.
Wow, simply an amazing video! Milwaukee is looking awesome. Thanks for sharing.
What an interesting city. I'm scheduling a trip there after seeing this quick ride. Didn't realize it is so full of activity.
Man, this is so kool. The drive, scenery, and the track. All of it. This is going in my faves! UB
Wow, how the hell did I miss this video. GREAT! One of the few remaining major cities I haven't been to. Believe it or not, but based on what I saw in this vid, Murray Hill and the Lower East Side districts remind me a lot of what you'd see in Oakland, CA (despite the media's never-ending insistence that the entire city is a crime-ridden wasteland). Loved the look and feel of the Thrid Ward district, too. Climatic ending under the Marquette. Another "favorited" video. Thanks 4 the tour!
i have lived there 1 year. very nice place,nice people, i just could not handle the snow time lol . thanks for the video.....bringing me back good memories and good time
Nice. You should do an updated one that also shows all of the recent development.
Great video, perfect song. Milwaukee is a great city especially the East side. I hope you decide to post more videos in the future. My niece is on a television show called Suburbia and I told her to take a look at this video and she said you have a lot of talent. Keep up the good work. Thanks
There are some great nostalgia videos about life in Milwaukee in the 40'sa nd 50's.
I'm glad you liked Brady Street so much, I live 5 blocks from it and it's really amazing, I hope you took some time to check out the shops!
Off the East!! Im from center street! Love this video. And this is how ppl drive in milwaukee!
what a cool ass video.Milwaukee has changed so much since I use to live there back in 99.
Fantastic video!
I love milwakee I been living there nine years now I went to all of those streets
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how much does a descent apartment or town house rent for?,,, obviuosly in a reasonable area of milwaukee
I am from Milwaukee. One of the happiest days of my life was when I moved away! :)
I guess that depends where you lived. There are some very depressed areas.
Is that why they called the show "Happy Days"? Because they moved from Milwaukee?
Im so homesick :-(
Ill be back after i graduate in Alabama.
Did you make back home yet?
@@terrellrobinson5049 at first you can get seasick
I love Milwaukee. Worked up there 6 times. Good video
I can't believe how much the North Avenue area has changed and been renovated!
Lovely fantastic city.
Great tour! Milwaukee has some very interesting sights :)
That was fantastic loved that its in HD
Third ward is awesome. Milwaukee public market is where it's at!
I like this song
Im glad to say that Ill be moving to Milwaukee at the end of August!
+Erik Mickelson Do you need a car to live in this city?
Erik Mickelson LMAO yea right
I have lived in Milwaukee for 20 years now. I love my city! So many great businesses and restaurants to go to... bonus a great lakefront! I live 5 minutes from everything from going to a Brewers game to a Bucks game. You will know what I'm talking about if you live here 🙂
Those 2 ball park venues are 10 miles apart.
Do you now jeffry dahmer😂
This video makes me miss Milwaukee 💔
I love MKE❤️
This is exactly what I wanted! Thank you! You just convinced me to move to Milwaukee!
+Ian LaRue lmfao
+Bilal Ahmad I live in milwaukee I guess it's alright houses are real old and it's got its fair share of drugs and shootings.so I mean I guess that depends on what kind of place you wanna live it's got its advantages partying festivals beer lol its alright but kinda ghetto
+Ian LaRue I think it depends on which part of the city you live in.
Lauren Gabourel This is two years later. Hows Milwaukee? What district do you live in? Milwaukee is a fine city if you stay out of the inner city and the suburbs full of annoying white people.
Lauren Gabourel DONT MOVE HERE
song caught me, i love "home" signed in just to thumbs up.
wish to go back one day was raised in Milwaukee Wisconsin and loved it 😢
I love you 🌹
Grew up there. Been on everyone one of those roads. Used to pick up on merchant road AKA Broadway. I really liked the way you turned in front of the bus off of Farewell on to Brady St.😜
very nice vid, especially the effects. at the beginning.
recuerdo cuando vivi en milwauuke del 97 al 2005 trabaje mui agusto con carlos keyt i luis gayegos de michoacan
beautiful song.
I will be taking a trip back home for this summer from Austin,Tx. I Haven't been home since 2008
When I was a kid I lived there drank in all the bars danced in all the clubs.fun times
Nostalgia nostalgia nostalgia. God I hate how time passes
I realize this is a old video but it nice to see Milwaukee again. I left Milwaukee in the 70's and said I'd never go back now I'm retired wouldn't mind going back but but with the tax structure it won't happen. Thank you for the video.
Downtown Milwaukee looks even better now they fixed up the streets and they built new buildings and they remodeled all of those old buildings.
RayTheBoss they fucked it up
Thanks for your great and thorough synopsis of Milwaukee Erik Mickleson.Have never been to the midwest and want to take a tour of it,with Milwaukee being one of the cities on my agenda.I thank GOD i don't drink anymore lol after reading about the commonalty of dui's there.
I doubt law enforcement in the state even gave out DUI's before the year 2000. For majority of residents, beer drinking is a cultural thing. The state had the least punitive laws on DUI and the first 4 DUI's, used to be a ticket. Not clear on how insurance firms handled that.
I was surprised that there are so many different kinds of pho with original flavors that no other restaurant in Milwaukee has. I am most impressed with Nam Vang noodle soup due to its fantastic taste.
I miss Milwaukee so much after this
Did you check out the italian bakery on brady street? They have some really good bakery.Used to rent bicycles on the east side lake front, they had some 2 seaters. Always liked the east side. went to lincoln high school years back. the building is now an art center. You can see the downtown area from the school. If you take n35th street going toward the airport [not north 35th street] you'll go by the 3 domes, I suggest you visit them, and further down a couple b locks on the right Leon's Custer stand, it's the best!,just right, not too sweet! brings back memories! Had amotor cycle gang chase us one time in the downtown area,looked pretty rough too! We managed to get away!Lived for awhile in the MARQUETTE university area, in the same building with the students.Thanks for the memories.
Many of the apts were privately owned so it was a mix of students and older residents. I think Marquette has purchased many of them now.
Nice looking little city
That's the way I remember Milwaukee, every intersection a red light.
They're well-timed. If you hit the green AND do the speed limit, you'll catch a long string of greens.
If they were all green, cars would run into each other.
@@WisconsinDriven That's is a good answer, lol.
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Cool video but you also have to enjoy the great history and timeline of our great city!! From The 3 rivers to Kilbourn/Walker/Juneah Explorers to Lake Emily to today :)
Tengo tantas ganas de vivir ahí yaaaa!!!! 😍
Ven a vivir conmigo
Home for 15 years. I love it here.
I will come for holiday from Germany :)
+Cheesy Terry yes but the problem here is less jobd
+Cheesy Terry jobs*
+Cheesy Terry Yes. It offers a fairly "big city" feel for a fraction of the price. And, at least where I live, there are a lot of new job opportunities from various new business that have just finished the construction phase and are now hiring.
I lived in Milwaukee my entire life and the weather is terrible here. It is April 14th and it is suppose to
Snow on Sunday. I am looking to relocate to a warm climate.
April showers, bring May flowers.
I love milwaukee ive been living here for 12 years
Cool beans
smh idk why you like it is horrible
+Nasia Tatum why don't you like Milwaukee?
SpunkyRO ! It's so racially segregated . I'm a singer and there's not alot of opportunity for me. People literally call this place "Killwaukee" I can go on forever
+Nasia Tatum lo
Wait....Milwaukee actually looks...cool. They have loft conversions, and Portland style high rises, looking out over a beautiful looking waterfront district. They have hip people riding around on fixies and Vespas. They even have a "Lower East Side"...with a "Whole Foods" no less.
I hope the Milwaukee board of tourism is paying you, for you have singlehandedly put this lace on my "summer visit list".
Love Milwaukee, and great video. But not so crazy about the background music though
Shorewood might be one of the best places to live. Just north of the city border, the suburb has its share of the wealthy, working class and middle class. It is a safe village and it is centrally located. The schools are excellent and there are bus lines along Oakland that take you to downtown if you prefer to not drive. WhiteFish Bay is also very nice, with several parks, great shopping and a desirable central shoreline location. The income level is likely higher in WFB and some might see it as a somewhat more desirable place to live. The schools are some of the best in the state. Fox Point - River Hills - Mequon are mostly professionals and a higher income area.
Sounds lovely for ppl benefiting from a wealth gap.
@@casswashwash1070 Yes, there are no apartments in any milwaukee suburb.
Nice video..it looks like St. Paul MN
I Love MILLER DRAFT TOO HOME SWEET HOME
2:55 Does anybody remember what that building used to be?
Update: It was the Honeymead Warehouse.
Kind of an old town feel.
Im from Lansing Michigan but I have to visit Millwaukee, Wisconsin.
creative
Milwaukee sure is beautiful
The towns and cities beyond Milwaukee are spectacular. Cedarburg, Two Rivers, Bailey's Harbor, Sister Bay, Minocqua, Richland Center, Cambridge, too many to list.
whats the name of the song?
Bonita ciudad.
The divas stare Aj lee is from here
I love her
Nice video. What kind of car do you record in?
Music?
@tshane250 they didn't go to the north or south side, you don't want to get lost and end up around there.
My internet friends Raysean Watson and Mia Pooder live around them ends. Man I wanna go, sadly I'm from England, born in Portugal 😢. I'm finna move Milwaukee on summer holidays 💯🔥
I lived there my hole life
I GOT SOUTHERN BLOOD IN ME FROM TENNESSEE BUT I HAVE TO SEE MILLWAUKEE IN PERSON.
Come here during Summerfest.
Plan time to take a drive to Cedarburg, ( 15 miles north ) and Holy Hill ( another 15 miles west ) and if you really want to be awed, a drive up I-43 to Manitowoc, then exit to highway 42 and drive north to Door County into a Sister Bay. It is a few hours of driving and very scenic.
where is the southside & northside of milwaukee?
milwaukee is divided north and south by I94 from downtown out to waukesha county.
Love the city tho
Tommen you better get Margaery out!
I will don't worry.
if u wanna live in Milwaukee u wanna live towards layten ave, becuz your away from the south and northside where all the shootings and drug dealing is
lol
how much does a descent 2 bedroom apartment go for?...in a descent part of milwaukee
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MrSteven2945 $700. is at the low end
I agree and I live on the North side
Home...
It's interesting.... all of the subtle changes over the last ten years.
Me agrado l cansion zerian tan amables de decirme gracias
What the hell, milwaukee is that big? I live near washington park, i love it
@McBearPEI New Orleans has a few.
I’m from Milwaukee
I was stationed here working for NW airlines in a downtown office back in 1967-68. I lived in the lower east side just off Ogden near the Layton School of Art. I understand they bulldozed a lot of that 'hood, which was a pity. I loved the old houses and historical feel. Hung out at O'Reilly's Bar, and it got bulldozed, too. I found the people were not friendly, though. Back then, if you didn't go to kindergarten through college together, they didn't trust outsiders. It was 6 months before anyone invited me to their house. Of course, back then, no one moved there from the West coast - it was just the reverse, so they thought I had to have been a narc. I didn't have a car or know my way around, so only knew my little neighborhood. I got a little car sick with the fast motion of this video, but enjoyed it anyway. Where is the third ward? I'd like to go back and get a tour and see what I missed.
***** Makes sense! Buying shots at the bar works pretty much everywhere, and especially MKE! WHERE is third ward?
Erik Mickelson No idea what you're talking about. Perhalps people from that generation are like that, but the younger people are very open.
Jacob - Yes I find the older people (MY age) tend to be a bit sarcastic compared to Chicago, where I'm from. But the younger people don't seem to have that "bite". And the Third Ward is just south of the downtown area and stretches from the Milwaukee River to Lake Michigan. Good restaurants, especially in the Milwaukee Market (check out the sea food restaurant at the east end of the building. They supply fish to many Milwaukee restaurants.)
How cold does it get in the winter?
Not too bad because of the Lake effect. It also depends on where you've lived. It gets windy but doesn't experience the teen/arctic temps the way the rest of the upper midwest does.
between 30f and -15f
There will be one day
I lived in downtown Milwaukee, Cass St. and Kilborne St. in the early 80's and I visited an Antique store in the Historic 3rd Ward when it was a deserted and depressed area. I actually thought it was an interesting area then and LOOK AT IT NOW! Who'd a thought. But glad I left WI.
It was the warehouse district and a seldom used route to the south side. Mostly it was the area for gay bars, when that lifestyle was mostly underground.
@@maxsmith695 Yes, the warehouse district. And I'd catch the train down there to go to Chicago.
@@karenperry5342 That is one thing I never thought of, taking the train out of Milwaukee. My friend enrolled in the MBA program at Northwestern and took the train to class. I think it was just 2 or 3 days a week, but that was too much, so he transferred to Marquette. I worked with a guy whose wife was a hair dresser and her co-workers were often gay men. That being the case, the husband would point out the gay bars as we made deliveries around town. They were often businesses with no signs out front. Police would raid them for no reason and the public had no idea. And that was the 1980's.
@@maxsmith695 Yes, there were just a few bars on the corners but most buildings were completely nondescript and almost scary in that regard!!
South and North of the area you see in this video respectively.
my old stomping grounds.
Fun ride thanks
You guys speed excessively
Like how you only stayed on the e side and downtown area. Maybe if you kept going down north ave huh??! Js
North avenue is dangerous past the river. Them are the facts.
I live in milwaukee
Born & grew up & left MKE @ 22 y.o. Am in my 60s now and have lived all over the world. Cons: Painful childhoods, rigid, ethnic to a fault, racist neighborhoods in the 60s & early 70s. Pros: Great public education through college, the great food. Nope. Cons outweigh the pros...
Totally disagree. Different cultures lived among their own kind, Italians on lower east side, and Jews in Bayside etc... But that is not racist. I worked in the black ghetto for a few years and never heard or witnesses racism of any kind.
Your childhood or the type of home you grew up in, has no bearing on what kind of city Milwaukee is.
I lokee know that street
I’m in Milwaukee right now 😂😂😂
What they didn't even tour the south side
Watching this 11 year old video and thinking what my life could have been. Nonetheless, I still have a lot to live and I shall make the most of it.