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Apr 3, 2023 · Milwaukee is 92 miles, or about an hour and a half away, from Chicago, where we live, so the opportunity to tour the former home of a beer baron and his family made for an intoxicating destination. “ The Pabst Mansion cost $254,000 in the early 1890s — a figure equivalent to about $8.4 million today. ”. A bust of the beer baron.
A self-guided holiday tradition the whole family can enjoy! Delight in the wonderment of Christmas at the Pabst Mansion where no two Christmases are the same. From glitz and glam to train tracks and holiday magic around the tree, each room each room is decked from tip to mistletoe. Self-guided from 10am-4pm Monday-Saturday, and from 11am-2pm on ...
Mar 30, 2017 · Pabst had this house built in 1892 on what was then Grand Avenue (now W. Wisconsin Avenue). During the nearly two decades that the Pabst family lived in it, it was the site of many a fancy party ...
The Pabst Mansion can be found at 20th Street and Wisconsin Avenue on the west side of the Marquette University Campus. Please check in at the new Visitor Center & Gift Shop, located in The Marq building next door to the west of the Pabst Mansion, for admission. From the South (Racine, Kenosha, Chicago)
Oct 6, 2023 · The Pabst Mansion itself is a testament to his success and vision. Pabst Mansion, Inc. continues its mission to preserve and share this remarkable piece of Milwaukee’s history, inviting visitors to explore the mansion and uncover the celebrated and inexplicable past of Captain Pabst and his family.
Apr 14, 2023 · The Pabst Mansion is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating the legacy of the Pabst family and its impact on the citizens, history, and culture of the Greater Milwaukee community, through the preservation and ongoing operation of the family’s 1892 historic Pabst Mansion, which now operates as a house museum.
Saturdays & Sundays in March, 1:30pm. Join us during Women's History Month as we shine a spotlight on the women of the Pabst Mansion. This tour dives into the lives of women in the Pabst family, female servants, female artists and depictions of women in art of the home, and gendered social norms in late-19 th century America.
