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A Masterpiece of Flemish Renaissance Revival: The Unique Architecture of the Pabst Mansion

Nestled in the heart of Milwaukee, the Pabst Mansion stands as a stunning testament to

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Preserving Pabst Mansion: The Story of Terra Cotta

When you look at the Pabst Mansion, one of the first things you notice is

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Critical Restoration Work at Pabst Mansion

The Pabst Mansion, an iconic piece of Milwaukee’s history, stands as a proud symbol of

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Pabst Mansion Announces $5 Million Capital Campaign During Pabst Family Reunion 

An original Pabst-owned painting has returned to the Mansion!

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‘The Golden Wedding’ Returns

An original Pabst-owned painting has returned to the Mansion!

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Christmas at the Pabst Mansion 2022

Another year of Christmas magic!

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When Pabst Turned Pabst-ett

Wisconsin is known for beer and cheese – but what happens when one of these products is no longer allowed to be sold?

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Betting on Progress: Pabst Blue Ribbon Casino

Pabst Blue Ribbon Casino at the Century of Progress 1933 Chicago World’s Fair.

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The Fred Pabsts: From Sea to Slopes

Captain Pabst’s grandson, Frederick August Pabst worked to bring downhill skiing to the U.S.

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“Selected as America’s Best in 1893”

Captain Pabst was a giant of Milwaukee culture and history, and his influence cannot be erased from the city despite his departure from life.

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A Monumental Mourning: Honoring the Passing of Captain Pabst

Captain Pabst was a giant of Milwaukee culture and history, and his influence cannot be erased from the city despite his departure from life.

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Teddy at the Pabst

Teddy Roosevelt’s 1899 visit to Milwaukee, and his connection the Pabsts.

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Preservation Month at the Pabst Mansion

The Pabst Mansion celebrates Preservation Month with a look back at two restoration projects.

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Wisconsin Heritage Inc: Saviors of Milwaukee’s History

The history of the formation of Wisconsin Heritages to save the Pabst Mansion and bring attention to preserving historic structures.

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From Baron to Bishop: The Sale of the Pabst Mansion to the Archdiocese

In 1908 the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee purchased the Pabst Mansion and held residence there for 67 years before the home was acquired by Wisconsin Heritages, now known as Pabst Mansion, Inc.

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