Marshall Building
207 East Buffalo Street Milwaukee, WI The Marshall Building is located in the Third Ward on the Southeast corner of Water Street and Buffalo Street.
HISTORY
Since 1906, the Marshall Building has been a catalyst in transforming the Historic Third Ward neighborhood. In the early years, its design by nationally renowned architects and pioneering construction had people buzzing. Decades later, George Bockl put the building on the map as an incubator for passionate, entrepreneurial types. Offering them an affordable place to launch their business,

Did you know that the Marshall Building is home to the Milwaukee Potters Guild (MPG)?
MPG operates to teach future potters and expand an appreciation for the art of ceramics.
Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3LTq6SQ
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We’re proud to be a Milwaukee landmark that simultaneously holds whispers of the past and voices of the present.
Each corner of our building holds galleries that speak the language of contemporary art.
Discover the perfect blend of heritage and creativity: https://bit.ly/3RFCPLD
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Arts Hub & First-Rate Commercial Space | The Marshall Building First Rate Commercial Space & Arts Hub In The Heart Of Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward District Home to boutiques, galleries, cafe’s and corporate offices, the Marshall Building offers leases with floor plans ranging from 200-7,400 square feet, making it ideal for small-to-midsize businesses. Boas...

Check out Anthony Brewer Art Studio on the Marshall Building’s lower level.
Take a look at their latest collection here: https://bit.ly/4hcRoS5
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There’s a cool new walking tour in the Historic Third Ward!
With “Augmented History,” users can scan a QR code. Then, visitors can point their phones at billboards and buildings around the neighborhood to see the billboards or “ghost signs” of Milwaukee’s history come to life.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3L2NaOn
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A new walking tour highlights 'ghost signs' in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward "Augmented History" is a new way to explore a part of Milwaukee's history

Greymatter, on the second floor of the Marshall Building, is an artist-run space to assist artists as they drive culture forward.
See their hours: https://bit.ly/4dSOU9G
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Ever spent a summer afternoon walking along the Milwaukee River?
Did you know that the Milwaukee River Walk has a rich history?
Check it out here: https://bit.ly/3PuAMZK
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Meet Gallery 218, of the Marshall Building’s 2nd floor.
Gallery 218 is a 25-year-old cooperative art gallery featuring contemporary paintings, drawings, prints, and photographs by both local and national artists.
Get more info here: https://bit.ly/303Onyy
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We can’t wait to see you all come out to browse some local art tomorrow!
Gallery Night is your opportunity to shop work from local artists all in one night.
Plan your weekend: https://bit.ly/3iCM37s
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The Milwaukee River played a huge role in the city’s development. From fur trading posts to industrial shipping, this waterway has been a hub of activity for centuries.
Once, it was so polluted that it caught fire! Today, it’s a scenic spot for kayaking and riverfront dining.
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Spring Gallery Night kicks off this Friday!
Stop by the Marshall Building to start your weekend exploring local art, eats, and stores.
Hope to see you there! Get more info here: https://bit.ly/3iCM37s
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Gallery Night MKE Gallery Night MKE unites downtown Milwaukee through art. Experience the city's vast creative culture while you discover local galleries, art, and artists. This free, two-day art event offers you the opportunity to buy original art, dine in outstanding restaurants, and shop in unique boutiques. Downl...

We can’t wait to see you next Friday night at Gallery Night!
Get more info here: https://bit.ly/3iCM37s
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Gallery Night MKE Gallery Night MKE unites downtown Milwaukee through art. Experience the city's vast creative culture while you discover local galleries, art, and artists. This free, two-day art event offers you the opportunity to buy original art, dine in outstanding restaurants, and shop in unique boutiques. Downl...

Fun Fact: Milwaukee was once home to the world’s largest four-faced clock.
The Allen-Bradley Clock Tower has been a city icon since 1962, and it’s a whopping 160 feet above street level.
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