Bay View Landmark Series

Bay View Landmark Collection

A modern high bridge spans Milwaukee harbor and connects a busy downtown and its modern office buildings with the 130-year-old residential neighborhood called Bay View. Originally a working class neighborhood, Bay View has evolved into an area of well-kept older homes, interspersed with occasional newer condominiums and beautiful parks along Lake Michigan. Many of the residents are third and fourth generation folk, joined now by professionals and artisans from all over the world. Their common denominator, regardless of where they come from, is their focus on Lake Michigan and its boating and fishing. It was these attractions, particularly sailing, that pulled me to Bay View in my twenties. Here, in the excitement of sailboat racing, I met my wife and found reason to put down my long term roots.

The Landmark Collection records my impressions of the boats, parks, and lovely old buildings that grace Bay View.

South Shore Yacht Club 2006 (18 X 6 in.)

Unframed print $35. PR218

George Starkey Landmark 2006 (12 X 8 in.)

Unframed print $35. PR217

	Beulah Brinton House (12 X 9 in.) Unframed print $35. PR211
Estes Charm (9 X 12 in.) Unframed print $35. PR204
	Fishing at Iron Street Pier (16 X 10 in.) 2001 Unframed print $35. PR213
Queen's Cup at South Shore YC (9 X 12 in.) 2001 Unframed print $35. PR214
	Morning Trade at Groppi's (12 X 9 in.) 2000 Unframed print $35. PR205
Autumn over South Shore (16 X 10 in.) 2000 Unframed print $35. PR206
	Bay View Family (16 X 10 in.) Unframed print $35. PR207
South Shore Yacht Club (12 X 9 in.) 2001 Unframed print $35. PR216
	White House Tavern on K.K. (12 X 9 in.) 2000 Unframed print $35. PR209
Iron Well on Pryor (12 X 9 in.) 2000 Unframed print $35. PR210