Are you "old school," Milwaukee? You are if you remember the ice rink at Mayfair Mall. Or Samson, the Milwaukee County Zoo's fallen gorilla. The Green Sheet. The Belmont Hotel bar. Howard and Rosemary. Ah, the Milwaukee memories ...

So many memories, so little time! Thankfully, OnMilwaukee.com, with the help of many of its friends, has compiled hundreds of Milwaukee memories. All of them are 100% Milwaukee. Many will make you say, "I remember that," or "gosh, what happened to him or her?" Heck, a few of these might even bring a tear to your Milwaukee eye.

After you read the list, pass it along to friend and be sure to use the feedback button to give us your best Milwaukee memories. And, be sure to watch for our 100 More Memories of Milwaukee, coming soon!

1. 1. Samson
   2. The ice skating rink at Mayfair
   3. Gimbel's
   4. The "Milwaukee Clipper" ferry to Muskegon, Michigan!
   5. Ald. Michael McGee
   6. Albert the Alleycat
   7. The Oriental Pharmacy
   8. Howard and Rosemary
   9. Treasure Island
   10. Jay Marvin, former WTMJ radio talk show host
   11. The Bowling Game
   12. The Channel 18 news with Liz Talbot
   13. The U2 and Police concerts at The Palms
   14. Crazy TV Lenny
   15. The Starship
   16. The Belmont Hotel bar
   17. Love Rock
   18. The Pabst Brewery tour
   19. Radio Doctors
   20. Jazz with Scat Johnson on Front Street
   21. Bobby Rivers
   22. Rod Luck
   23. Farrell's at Northridge and Southridge
   24. The Green Sheet
   25. WQFM
   26. Showbiz Pizza
   27. Public Natatorium (remember the dolphins?)
   28. The old Kopp's Frozen Custard on Appleton
   29. Larry the Legend
   30. Jim Irwin
   31. Harvey's Wallbangers
   32. Alan Kulwicki
   33. Cryptosporidium
   34. Miller's Clear Beer
   35. Stormin' & Vukes
   36. MECCA
   37. Someplace Else
   38. Beer Barons
   39. Slightly Kloss Eyed
   40. The alternative newspaper, Kaleidoscope
   41. "Nelson Brothers loves you and you'll love them too"
   42. Webster's and Brewster's on Downer
   43. Coffee Trader
   44. Century Hall
   45. Great Place on a Great Lake
   46. Marc's Big Boy
   47. Schuster's Department Store
   48. The Scene
   49. Old Smokey
   50. Layton School of Art
   51. '82 World Series
   52. The Submarine at the end of Russell St.
   53. Milwaukee Road Train Station
   54. Bill Carlson- the Channel 4 weatherman
   55. Borchert Field
   56. Crazy Jim's Demolition Derbies
   57. Earl Gillespie
   58. Miller Maritime Days
   59. South Division Dome
   60. Washington Park Zoo
   61. Harold Breier
   62. When Bluemound Road was in the country
   63. Tarzana
   64. Bob Kasten
   65. Outdoor Capitol Court
   66. The Milwaukee Road
   67. Schlitz Brewery
   68. Southgate Mall
   69. Pink Floyd at County Stadium
   70. Tim The Rock & Roll Animal on his ledge lobbying for The Who to come to Milwaukee.
   71. Peaches Records and Tapes
   72. Dave Schulz and his jams
   73. Mamie's Grotto (down in the Third Ward)
   74. The real Pig n' Whistle
   75. The Grand (women's clothing store with ad that said "She gets her clothes at The Grand")
   76. The Bluemound Drive in
   77. The Melody Top
   78. Kressge's Dime Store
   79. Jojo's (where one could get jello)
   80. Pipkorn Sand and Gravel
   81. Milwaukee Journal (daily and Sunday)
   82. The Uptown Theater
   83. The Avant Garde
   84. Schwabbenhof's Restaurant
   85. Joe Deutsche's
   86. County Stadium
   87. The flood at Summerfest
   88. Blatz
   89. "The Carpets here at Hermax...."
   90. King Braeger
   91. Fruit Boat
   92. Dick Bacon
   93. Milwaukee Sentinel (daily and Sunday)
   94. The Bugle American
   95. Bonnie Brewer
   96. Schwartz downtown bookshop
   97. The Pillsbury silo
   98. Laurie Bembenek
   99. Sally's
   100. Pinky's Bowl

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