Wisconsin Labor Landmarks

Name Street Address City State Historical Notes Additional information
Bay View Martyrs Historical Marker E. Russell Ave. & S. Superior St. Milwaukee WI The Wisconsin Labor History Society placed this marker in honor of those killed by the state militia on May 5, 1886 during a city-wide strike for the 8 hour day. Five workers, a Bay View resident and one young child were shot to death.
National Association of Letter Carriers Centennial Monument 808 North Plankinton Ave., Plankinton Triangle Milwaukee WI Commemorates the nearby site where 60 carriers met in a room above the Schaefer's Saloon on August 30, 1889 to organize the NALC.
Workers Walkway Miller Park Stadium, One Brewers Way Milwaukee WI On July 14, 1999, Iron Workers Local 8 members, Jeffrey Wischer, William DeGrave and Jerome Starr were killed in a crane accident while working on Miller Park Stadium. Approximately 6,000 people spent more than 200 million hours building Miller Park. The "Teamwork" workers statue and the Workers Wall are the two workers memorials in the 26,500 foot area called Workers Walkway at Miller Park.


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