Historic Water Tower Neighborhood / On the East Side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
A Milwaukee East Side neighborhood association in a district of preserved historic homes
HWTN Meetings - Open to HWTN Members & Friends
HWTN board meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month in the Marcia Coles Community Room of the Lake Park Pavilion (lower level). We don't regularly meet in July, August or December. We do hold a members-only holiday party every December.
February 6th / March 6th / April 3rd
May 1st / June 5th / September 4th
October 2nd / November 6th
HWTN Meeting Program – Wednesday, October 2nd
Mark Buechel, Senior Preservation Architect with State Historical Preservation Office, gave a program on the “Nuts and bolts of the Wisconsin historic home tax credit program.” Click on the image below to view the document that he used while presenting at our meeting.
HWTN Meeting Program – Wednesday, September 4th
Jonathan Jackson, Chief Executive Officer & Artistic Director of Milwaukee Film, will provide information and updates about the Oriental Theater and the Milwaukee Film organization in general.
We endeavor to start the monthly program at 7:45 p.m. sharp, so that those who are only interested in hearing the program can plan accordingly. There is no issue with entering or departing the meeting while the board meeting or program is under way.
Hope to see HWTN members & neighbors there!
HWTN Meeting Program – Wednesday, June 5th
Officer Carlos Felix has replaced Officer Thomas Kline as our “District One Community Liaison.” Officer Felix will introduce himself to HWTN, deliver a brief report on some police department initiatives, and answer a few questions.
We endeavor to start the monthly program at 7:45 p.m. sharp, so that those who are only interested in hearing the program can plan accordingly. There is no issue with entering or departing the meeting while the board meeting or program is under way.
Hope to see HWTN members & neighbors there!
Brian Fette Presents “Footprints: Early North Point Residents”
Thank you Brian Fette for a most outstanding presentation at our April open Board meeting on the famous NorthPoint early residents in our Historic mansions/homes. Educational, informative, and VERY entertaining.
HWTN March MeetingDidier Ibar, the General Manager at Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro, presented a most entertaining and interesting session at our Open HWTN March meeting explaining the history of the Great Lake Park Bistro restaurant and what makes this French restaurant such a continued success over time.
