The Historic Greendale Welcome Center offers visitors an engaging introduction to Wisconsin's pioneering planned community with exhibits, artifacts, and knowledgeable staff dedicated to sharing the village's unique heritage.
Located in the heart of Greendale, the Welcome Center serves as the gateway to understanding this nationally significant planned community that was developed in the 1930s as a model suburban village. The center features informative displays and historical artifacts that tell the story of Greendale's origins, architecture, and community development, making it an ideal starting point for both first-time visitors and longtime residents interested in local history.
The center provides a welcoming, accessible space where visitors can explore the area's distinctive character and learn about the architectural and planning innovations that made Greendale a notable example of early American suburban design. Staff members are knowledgeable and helpful in directing guests to other attractions and points of interest throughout the village, and the center itself is free to visit, making it an affordable way to enrich your understanding of this historic Milwaukee-area neighborhood.