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We Still need 75 volunteers for Spaces & Traces: Historic Concordia Neighborhood: Volunteer for Spaces & Traces May 19!
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Spaces & Traces 2012

May 19, 2012, 9am to 5pm
Historic Concordia Neighborhood
Historic Milwaukee’s Annual Neighborhood Open House Event
On May 19 Tour Homes, Business and Institutions,
hear Lectures, and Celebrate the Neighborhood!
Spaces & Traces Tours: May 19, 9am – 5pm
Tour 13 historically prominent residents and business in Concordia. On the day of the tour, all ticket holders receive a souvenir booklet with historic and architectural information about the neighborhood, tour buildings and more: View Featured Properties
Spaces & Traces Lectures and Events May 19
A History of Concordia Neighborhood: John Gurda
11am • Saint Luke’s Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, 2722 W. Highland Ave.
Hear Milwaukee-born writer and historian, John Gurda share the architectural and cultural history of the neighborhood.
Representing and Living in the Historic Concordia Neighborhood: Alderman Bauman
1pm • At Tripoli Shrine Temple, 3000 W. Wisconsin Ave.
District Alderman and long time neighborhood resident, Bob Bauman, will talk about representing and living in Concordia.
Miller Brewery Tour
4pm • 251 W State Street
Tour the brewery caves and sample beer! The tour will be given to the first 105 Spaces & Traces participants to arrive.
Spaces & Traces 2012: Historic Concordia Ticket Information
$2o for HMI members* and $25 for non-members.
Tickets Available for Purchase at the Following Outlets:
- HMI Office, 207 E. Michigan St.
- Winkie’s Variety Store, 629 E. Silver Spring Dr.
- All Alterra Coffee Shops
*HMI Members: Please note that tickets at the special HMI member rate are ONLY through the HMI office.
Day of Tour Tickets Sold at St. Luke Emanuel Baptist Church – 2722 West Highland Blvd.
$25 for HMI Members and $30 for Non-Members
Raffle Tickets
Buy Raffle Tickets, Win Over 50 Items, and Support Spaces & Traces!
See over 50 exciting items you can win!
Raffle tickets are just $3 each, or 6 tickets for $12.
Pick up your raffle tickets today at the Historic Milwaukee office, 207 E Michigan St, Suite 500 OR buy tickets during Spaces & Traces on May 19th in Concordia. Join the raffle pull and Spaces & Traces Celebration at Fred’s Pub on May 19.
For a list of raffle prizes, please click HERE
Presenting Sponsor
ANNUAL PRESERVATION AWARD RECEPTION
Thursday, May 17
Fred’s Pub, 3939 W Highland
Hors D’oeuvres and Refreshments
RSVP Required: Kindly respond by May 15, 2012: info@historicmilwaukee.org or 414-277-7795
Join Historic Milwaukee’s 31st annual Spaces & Traces Preservation Award reception to celebrate Milwaukee’s shared architectural heritage.
HMI is honored to present Alderman Robert Bauman with the 31st annual Spaces & Traces Historic Preservation Award on May 17, for his commitment to and investment in Concordia Neighborhood and the City of Milwaukee.
Also enjoy a sneak preview of the of the properties featured on this years Spaces & Traces: Historic Concordia Neighborhood.
Alderman Robert Bauman, recipient of the 31st annual Spaces & Traces Historic Preservation Award, has made immeasurable contributions to Concordia Neighborhood and historic preservation in Milwaukee. Elected in 2004, Alderman Bauman represents Milwaukee’s architecturally and historically vibrant 4th district. From downtown, west to the Concordia Neighborhood, the 4th Aldermanic district includes five historically designated districts. As a member of the Historic Preservation Commission, and Chair of the Historic Third Ward Architectural Review Board, Alderman Bauman demonstrates admirable commitment to the conservation our built heritage. His principled support and dedication to historic preservation has helped protect and enhance Milwaukee’s valuable historic neighborhoods. Alderman Bauman has been a resident of Historic Concordia Neighborhood for 15 years and serves on the board of directors of Historic Concordia Neighbors, Inc.
Historic Milwaukee, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing awareness of and commitment to Milwaukee's history, architecture, and the preservation of our built environment through education and advocacy. HMI is an affiliated member of the Wisconsin Historical Society, a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and Visit Milwaukee.













