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Dating back to the mid-1800’s, Big Bend established its settlement along the bend in the Fox River, providing water resources to support the first sawmill, the first inn, and the first post office of the village. Water was a substantial element in the people’s choice of creating a living spot, a community. Even decades later, […]
Incorporated in 1954, this City of Brookfield capitalized on their expanse of land to build a solid foundation of 27 square miles, harboring a variety of residences, businesses, schools, and churches. Shopping malls attract the unique gifts and retail experiences; hotels accommodate the transient visitor as well as the stoic business person, and a variety […]
If Norman Rockwell was to choose a place to replicate in his idyllic paintings, Elm Grove would certainly be one of the centerpieces. Reminiscent of the small hometown where children walk the sidewalks with treasured layers of ice cream in cones or neighbors pause while mowing the lawn to chat with each other, this picturesque […]
Named after the famous inventor, Ben Franklin, the residents fought hard to remain an independent town, warding off the annexation to bigger cities nearby and establishing this rural area as Franklin. Incorporated in 1956, the townspeople have maintained the spirit of their ancestry by honoring various historic events at their local library, featuring school children’s […]
The city of Milwaukee is a hub of diversity, hosting music festivals, and sponsoring over 600,000 citizens. Since 1818, Milwaukee has attracted numerous ethnicities who have established roots along the riverside and shores of Lake Michigan. As the city grew, the area attracted businesses and homeowners. Breweries created some of the most notorious domestic beers. […]
Known as the “sunfish” city, Muskego is home to almost 25,000 residents. This Waukesha County burb is located 18 miles southwest of Milwaukee on Lake Muskego, adjacent to Bass Bay and Lake Denoon. The outdoors offer a variety of parks, recreational trails, and acres of conservation land that walkers, bikers, and families can enjoy. As a matter of […]
