Milwaukee Bronzeville History im Vergleich zu Xplore Morris Center Nutzung und Statistiken
Milwaukee Bronzeville Histories is an interactive virtual platform to enrich and expand the history of Milwaukee Bronzeville, an African American community. Milwaukee Bronzeville is an area where African-American migrated during the Great Migration for better opportunities and created a sustainable entrepreneurial community. During the 1950's this community like similar African-American communities was decimated due to the Federal mandate of Urban Renewal and left the area in blight. In 2022 Milwaukee Bronzeville is reinventing its entrepreneurial tradition with new businesses with a thriving community.
Thanks to our sponsors:
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Create Wisconsin
Martin Luther King Business Improvement District
Affiliation with University Wisconsin Milwaukee
Operation Backlot Productions
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Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage takes visitors on a musical journey in Soul of the South, highlighting the influences that Native Americans, enslaved Africans, and the European colonizers in the Lowcountry had on various genres of music: gospel, jazz, blues, musical theater and rock and roll. The exhibit also showcases local musicians and groups whose notoriety reached beyond the Lowcountry.
The exhibition features informative panels about the musical history of the lowcountry, The BEAT multimedia experience, and cross-curricular lesson plans and pre- and post-visit activities for K12 students. The exhibition is sponsored by Gretsch, Coastline Construction Services LLC, TICO Tractors, The Donald Company Realtors, and the Town of Ridgeland.
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Milwaukee Bronzeville History VS. 
Xplore Morris CenterJanuar 23, 2026