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Kyle Pfister/Built in 1899 as a Schlitz-owned and operated tavern, this "tied house" now offers a unique stay in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood. -
Milwaukee Public Museum / Kahler Slater/In this episode of "Urban Spelunking," we break down Bobby Tanzilo's exclusive interview with Milwaukee Public Museum architects.
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The former bus depot still contains elements of its transportation past as it tries to keep up with the forward-looking developments around it. -
The MECCA had a short run as the city's convention center. As we dig into its history, we discover how at least one person saw its demise coming almost right away.
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The 136-year-old building that used to house New Holy Ghost Tabernacle Church will remain. But how it will be used is still up in the air.
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Milwaukeeans refer to it by the NBA star on the side, but the history of the building on the corner of Wisconsin and Jackson goes back more than 100 years.
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It's one of Milwaukee's most unique exports, and on this episode of "Urban Spelunking," we debunk a long-held belief about the fertilizer.
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The space that lies below the city feels sort of like an underground cave — complete with stalactites — bringing new meaning to Urban Spelunking.
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This year took us all over Milwaukee. To close it out, we're sharing our seven most downloaded Urban Spelunking episodes.
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All the maintenance for every piece of Milwaukee Fire Department equipment happens here, inside a two-building complex in Walker's Point.
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This week on "Urban Spelunking," we check back in at the Milwaukee Athletic Club, fresh off a $70 million renovation.
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Every week on Urban Spelunking , Radio Milwaukee’s Nate Imig and OnMilwaukee’s Bobby Tanzilo dig into the buildings and architectural features that help…
