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| Layton Boulevard West Neighbors Inc., Sacred Heart Center 1545 S. Layton Boulevard Suite 506 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53215 414-383-9038 |
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We are Layton Boulevard West Neighbors, Inc.
a non-profit community development organization dedicated to revitalizing Milwaukee’s
Silver City, Burnham Park, and Layton Park Neighborhoods. The LBWN neighborhood
is proud to be a Milwaukee Healthy neighborhood.
Love where you live. Live in the Layton Boulevard West Neighborhoods!
The Layton Boulevard West neighborhood is conveniently located between Miller Park and the Mitchell Park
Domes, simply minutes from the freeway and only a short 7 minute drive to downtown. With the Menomonee
Valley right in our backyard, neighbors can easily walk to a Brewers game, enjoy a bike ride on the Hank
a non-profit community development organization dedicated to revitalizing Milwaukee’s
Silver City, Burnham Park, and Layton Park Neighborhoods. The LBWN neighborhood
is proud to be a Milwaukee Healthy neighborhood.
Love where you live. Live in the Layton Boulevard West Neighborhoods!
The Layton Boulevard West neighborhood is conveniently located between Miller Park and the Mitchell Park
Domes, simply minutes from the freeway and only a short 7 minute drive to downtown. With the Menomonee
Valley right in our backyard, neighbors can easily walk to a Brewers game, enjoy a bike ride on the Hank
We welcome neighbors, business owners, and visitors alike to discover our historic neighborhood. Watch our
8 minute video and see what makes this neighborhood an increasingly popular place to live, work,
and raise a family!
8 minute video and see what makes this neighborhood an increasingly popular place to live, work,
and raise a family!
Click map for larger image
Aaron State Trail, and
fishing the Menomonee
River. Click here to learn
more about the 2010
Menomonee Valley
Passage and what it will
mean for our neighborhood.
A block of Frank Lloyd
Wright homes attracts
visitors from around the
world. Architects and
homebuyers alike marvel at
fishing the Menomonee
River. Click here to learn
more about the 2010
Menomonee Valley
Passage and what it will
mean for our neighborhood.
A block of Frank Lloyd
Wright homes attracts
visitors from around the
world. Architects and
homebuyers alike marvel at
the quality and affordability of our housing stock. From Milwaukee Arts and Crafts Bungalows and Victorian
workers cottages to the classic brick colonials, these turn-of-the-century homes feature German
Craftsmanship, unique architectural detail, and beautiful stained glass windows.
Visit our neighborhood and experience its diversity- from ethnic restaurants and grocery stores, to a variety
of faith congregations, to an inter-National Main Street District, to our active neighbors with origins all over
the map!
To see what it is like to live in and enjoy life in the Layton Boulevard West Neighborhoods check out our
photo galleries, subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter by entering your email in the box to the left, or just
send us an email. We love where we live and we encourage you to explore this site and our neighborhoods
to find out why.
For those of you who are already familiar with the LBWN neighborhoods and would like to get more involved,
now is the time. The LBWN neighborhoods were chosen to be part of the Zilber Neighborhood Initiative (ZNI)
and spent 2011 working with over 250 neighbors and partners to create a neighborhood Quality of Life Plan.
The plan outlines neighbors' vision for the future of the community and strategies we can utilize to create an
improved neighborhood for everyone. Click here to view the neighborhood Quality of Life Plan and contact
LBWN's neighborhood plan coordinator, Dan Adams, to get involved in turning the plan into reality.
workers cottages to the classic brick colonials, these turn-of-the-century homes feature German
Craftsmanship, unique architectural detail, and beautiful stained glass windows.
Visit our neighborhood and experience its diversity- from ethnic restaurants and grocery stores, to a variety
of faith congregations, to an inter-National Main Street District, to our active neighbors with origins all over
the map!
To see what it is like to live in and enjoy life in the Layton Boulevard West Neighborhoods check out our
photo galleries, subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter by entering your email in the box to the left, or just
send us an email. We love where we live and we encourage you to explore this site and our neighborhoods
to find out why.
For those of you who are already familiar with the LBWN neighborhoods and would like to get more involved,
now is the time. The LBWN neighborhoods were chosen to be part of the Zilber Neighborhood Initiative (ZNI)
and spent 2011 working with over 250 neighbors and partners to create a neighborhood Quality of Life Plan.
The plan outlines neighbors' vision for the future of the community and strategies we can utilize to create an
improved neighborhood for everyone. Click here to view the neighborhood Quality of Life Plan and contact
LBWN's neighborhood plan coordinator, Dan Adams, to get involved in turning the plan into reality.
The LBWN neighborhood
boundaries are Pierce Street on
the North, Lincoln Avenue on the
South, Miller Park Way on the
West, and Historic Layton
Boulevard on the East.
boundaries are Pierce Street on
the North, Lincoln Avenue on the
South, Miller Park Way on the
West, and Historic Layton
Boulevard on the East.
| Click the picture above to watch the neighborhood video. |
To receive information
on the most recent
neighborhood updates,
projects, and events
subscribe to our monthly
e-newsletter by entering
your email address
above.
You can also see current
neighborhood news on
our Facebook fan page
to the right. You do not
need to have a
Facebook account to
see any of our photos,
events, or posts. Simply
click on whatever it is
you would like to
investigate further.
If you do have a
Facebook account, feel
free to "like" us and you
will be able to comment
and contribute to all our
posts about the Silver
City, Burnham Park, and
Layton Park
Neighborhoods.
on the most recent
neighborhood updates,
projects, and events
subscribe to our monthly
e-newsletter by entering
your email address
above.
You can also see current
neighborhood news on
our Facebook fan page
to the right. You do not
need to have a
Facebook account to
see any of our photos,
events, or posts. Simply
click on whatever it is
you would like to
investigate further.
If you do have a
Facebook account, feel
free to "like" us and you
will be able to comment
and contribute to all our
posts about the Silver
City, Burnham Park, and
Layton Park
Neighborhoods.