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Article: Unexpected Milwaukee: Check out its culture, comforts - and clowns.(Going Places)
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- Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
- Article date:
- September 22, 2002
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Byline: Mike Michaelson
Those who think of Milwaukee only by its beer-and-brats stereotype are in for quite a surprise.
They'll find Italian renaissance gardens that slope down a hillside toward Lake Michigan and an art deco hotel that blends rich wood architectural details and hand-woven carpets from Tibet with high-tech amenities such as CD players and computer capability. There's a sophisticated club atop the city with live mellow jazz, a steakhouse that would be right at home in Manhattan and one of the most attractive museum stores you'll find anywhere. On the funky side is a hall of fame for clowns.
You'll be transported to Italy by a ...
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