Meetinghouse of the Milwaukee Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

The Meetinghouse of the Milwaukee Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) was built in 1984 along the Milwaukee River, with an expansion built in 2001. The Meetinghouse and Koenen Land Preserve reflect Quaker values including simplicity, ecological stewardship, and service to community. Guided tours are available which include the community gardens begun by Anita Koenen, the land preserve with its native species, LifeWays Early Childhood Center classrooms, and the worship room and library. Information about current activities and historical interest will be on display.

The original design by Willis and Lilian Leenhouts, modified for affordability by Charles Yoder, was expanded in 2000 by Autumn Blakely.