The J.L. Burnham Block building, located at 911 W National Ave., has a unique connection to one of cream city brick's earliest purveyors. Built in 1875, it was originally used as a commercial ...
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Why Milwaukee is called Cream CityThe nickname “Cream City” might make some think of milk. But Milwaukee’s popular moniker does not stem from the dairy or beer typically associated with Wisconsin. It has to do with brick.
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