Florida developer creating 118 apartments; Pabst opening a micro-brewery.
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Jeramey, Do you know if there are any plans to restore the somewhat faded Pabst sign? It seems like the weather elements have taken their toll over the years.
Recently, the Orpheum Theater in Madison restored its historic marquee sign which added some pizazaa and snap to the building as well as State Street.
It is really fortunate this important piece of Milwaukee history and culture is being restored. It sets Milwaukee apart from other cities dominated by nondescript “modern” architecture.
Thanks for the nice write-up.
The Pabst brewery development has been such an amazing successk, despite or perhaps because of the fact that it was not developed with some master plan in mind (like the previously proposed “Pabst City.”
It’s so exciting, and perhaps a lesson for us all!
@Midnightson I for one am glad that “Pabst City” did not happen… The Brewery is turning out much much better… A real neighborhood is forming.