See the 2010 update - the chimneys have been demolisherd.
Chimney Park runs along either side of the 35th Street Viaduct, on the northern half of the site.
This is one of the central features of the area - there are two tall smokestacks, the only remnants of the site’s long history as one of the nation’s largest rail yards.
Chimney Park also offers more passive uses, such as unprogrammed turf areas organized around naturalized stormwater management ponds and meadows.
RenewTheValley.org is a broad group of partners working to restore the neglected river valley at the very heart of Milwaukee. Menomonee Valley Partners, Inc. envisions a redeveloped Valley that is as central to the city as it was in the past.
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Richard, your image with the bridge is gorgeous with the warm tones and the terrific depth of field.
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