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"The congregation of Die Erste Deutsche Bischofliche Methodisten Kirche held services here until 1896 when they moved to property on Twenty-first and Highland, purchased for them by Captain Frederick Pabst. The vacated church building was converted to a rathskeller featuring Viennese concerts. When Milwaukee's German theater was at its height, the Forst-Keller was a favorite meeting place for an after-the-theater glass of Pabst beer." Pagel, Mary Ellen & Virginia A Palmer, University Extension The University of Wisconsin, Guides to Historic Milwaukee: Kilbourntown Walking Tour, 1967.
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1012 N Doctor Martin Luther King Jr Dr (AKA 1012 N 3RD ST)
108668
Located in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County
