Milwaukee

124 photos · 2013–2024

124 photographs tagged Milwaukee, 2013–2024.

Fireworks explode over Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, celebrating the Milwaukee Bucks' 2021 NBA Championship win. A large crowd gathers in the Deer District for the event. — Fireworks illuminate the night sky above Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, celebrating the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA Championship victory in 2021. This win marked the franchise's first championship since 1971, ending a 50-year drought. The Fiserv Forum, which opened in 2018, serves as the home arena for the Bucks and is a central feature of the Deer District, a mixed-use development designed to revitalize the area surrounding the arena.

Deer district after Bucks win NBA Championship — Milwaukee's Deer District, a vibrant entertainment and sports complex, pulsed with energy as fans gathered to celebrate the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA Championship victory in 2021. This win marked the franchise's first championship since 1971.

Milwaukee skyline featuring the Bradley Center arena, US Bank Center tower, and City Hall clock tower. — Milwaukee City Hall, completed in 1895 in the Romanesque Revival style, once held the title of tallest habitable building in the United States outside New York City, and its clock tower remains a defining piece of the downtown skyline. The U.S. Bank Center, finished in 1973, stands 601 feet tall across 42 floors and ranks among the tallest buildings in Wisconsin. The Bradley Center opened in 1988 as the home arena for the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette University's men's basketball team, built with funding from the Pettit family in honor of Bradley Corporation founder Harry Lynde Bradley. The Bucks played there until 2018, when the team moved into the newly built Fiserv Forum and the arena was later demolished.

Pabst Brewery Complex buildings in snow-covered Milwaukee, with grain elevator and brewery tower visible. — The Pabst Brewing Company built this complex on Milwaukee's near west side starting in the 1860s, expanding it in stages as Pabst grew into the largest brewer in the United States by the late 19th century. The "Pabst" lettering on the old grain elevator and "The Brewery" sign atop the tower date from that era of continuous production. Pabst closed the Milwaukee brewery in 1996, ending more than 130 years of brewing at the site. The 21-acre complex, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has since been redeveloped as a mixed-use district with offices, apartments, and a hotel occupying several of the former industrial buildings.

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