Milwaukee Road Depot

The Milwaukee Road Depot stands as a symbol of Menomonee Falls' transformation in the late 19th century. Erected in 1890, coinciding with the railroad's arrival in the town, it heralded a new era of economic growth and opportunity. Serving as a vital hub for transportation and commerce, the Depot facilitated the movement of goods and people, catalyzing local prosperity.

The Depot bustled with activity each day, accommodating the arrival and departure of four passenger and freight trains. Its role was instrumental in transporting various local products, ranging from abundant stone and lime to essentials like ice, milk, and sugar beets. These goods were shipped far and wide, connecting Menomonee Falls to regional and national markets, fueling economic expansion, and fostering community development.

Beyond its functional significance, the Milwaukee Road Depot was a focal point for social interaction and cultural exchange, welcoming travelers and locals with open arms. As a vital link in the town's burgeoning infrastructure, it played a pivotal role in shaping the identity and trajectory of Menomonee Falls, leaving an indelible mark on its history and legacy.

Built 1890

Dedicated 1980