Great art museum dedicated to the hard work of man. Almost seems like something from the USSR with all the hammers and sickles, but theres tons of beautiful paintings and sculptures. Only 5$ entry. Highly recommend

Great place to visit. The sculptures and pictures of how Milwaukee was built are spectacular.

Wonderful museum with surprising collection of paintings and sculptures. Explanatory plaques were interesting and educational. Roof top sculpture garden looks like a nice place to visit when warmer.

I went here a few weeks ago, but I wanted to review this place because I had such a fun time, and everything was phenomenal. I was passing by Milwaukee on my way to Niagara Falls, when my family decided to spend the day here. I am so happy that we did, because we visited this museum and it was astounding! The sculptures and paintings (We saw the men at work exhibit) were beautiful, and we got a nice book with information about art for free! The outdoor balcony area was great, too!

Very large museum. Bigger than I thought it would be. Certainly worth the $5 admission price. Unfortunately, the art withered away when we found the ducklings on the roof. Art Schmart. The ducks were the best part.

The museum is nice and has a nice collection of art. Unfortunately it has a glass elevator and glass atrium and stairs that go up along the glass atrium. Some might think that sounds pretty and it is unless you suffer from a fear of heights and get trapped in the elevator on the 3rd floor. We used the call button to get help which came pretty quickly but whatever they did caused the elevator to drop from the 3rd floor to the 1st floor VERY quickly. We didnt get any warning that the elevator was going to move much less drop so dramatically. This was pretty bad experience and when the doors were opened for us we were not greeted with an apology, explanation, or any sign of concern for our wellbeing.So it is a nice little museum but if you go there, take the stairs!

Excellent private art collection dedicated solely to the subject of labor, and the dignity and humanity we find in the pursuit of work.

Absolutely fantastic. Massive collection. Unique paintings and sculptures. A must see in MKE

What a small but incredibly interesting and packed museum. Very very impressive. Be sure to go to the roof to see the gigantic sculptures. Just amazing. You wont regret it.

Great art if you like the theme for the museum. The outside garden at the top of the building with sculptures is nice.

Paintings here are so wonderful. They also have great special events. Recently we attended their Lost Arts Show. Fantastic!

Really nice museum!

Spent an hour or so wandering the museum with a friend. Good location, only 5 admission and 3 floors of works. The art works are all around a certain kind of an industrial nature but good.Its a reasonably small space but an ideal way to spend a sunday afternoon

In many ways better then Milwaukees Art Museum.

Each floor dedicated to a different type of work or craft. Impressive body of work- both paintings and sculpture. Head to the rooftop for a garden and stainglass viewing

What a great surprise in the middle of downtown Milwaukee. Really enjoyed this collection of paintings and sculptures focused on agriculture and technical arts.

This was a great place to visit. Lots of art relating to the topic of work. Beautiful.

Educational, well organized, a lot of Milwaukee-based industry on the weekend we attended.

Museum that features different exhibits about people working in the trades. Interesting and unique!

The entry fee was only $5 and this was absolutely fantastic. we spent so much time on the top two floors we had to leave and get lunch then come back and see the rest of the museum. Really incredible art of all styles.

What a nice little gem! I was not expecting the nice art that was hanging on the walls. They are not only visually pleasing but have a strong history. Building is great as well. Recommend visiting the top. Parking can lack but hardly packed unless an opening night or event. Nice staff.

Incredible museum! Highly recommend it!

The Grohman gallery is one of Milwaukees best kept secret- my first encounter was a couple years ago - I was totally engaged in the exhibits- art relating to work- our city is so fortunate to have the school if engineering. Matc, & our legacy of the machine shop of the world, during WW2 as well as our tradition of being ahead of our times with all trades, whether steel, tanning, or beer.Im looking forward to seeing the current show honoring milwaukees contribution of the typewriter. The Nash. & more.You do an excellent job.

Amazing art and friendly staff.

I finally got around to visiting this museum after thinking about it for many years.Wow! I wish I wouldve went sooner.What a beautiful and important collection on the history of work.Try to go on a decent weather day and youll be able to enjoy the roof top patio as well.Ill be back as they rotate certain collections over time.

Unique in the world! Nothing like it. The art is awesome especially The Bookworm. The rooftop garden is extra special.

Staff is nice, hours can be kind of odd, and the roof garden is rarely open, but if it is, its a must see. The paintings are gorgeous, unfortunately some of the best ones are on display around campus, not in the museum. The temporary exhibits tend to be awesome as well.

One of the most unique (and largest) industrial art museum on the planet. Highly recommend visiting this hidden gem of Milwaukee.

Unique collection, definitely a few gems, really enriches the MSOE campus

Great rooftop and love all the art. Classrooms are nice too!

A wonderful testament to workers and innovators in Milwaukee.

Love the paintings, the setting. Dont miss the sculptures on the roof.

One of my favorite Milwaukee art collections houses some offices of MSOE faculty. Theme of artwork exhibited is Men at Work, including professions ranging from farmers to physicians, ironworkers to glassblowers. Highlights are an entryway ceiling mural, mosaic floor and rooftop sculpture garden.

This is an amazing collection of paintings and scultures, documenting the history of trades and work. It is housed in a beautiful building with a roof garden overlooking the city. It is a must see. I take all my visitors there!

Awesome place, even better price.5 bucks and I got to see LOTS of sculptures and paintings. I got a quick rundown of the best way to explorer, was given a small book about it, and sent on my way. I started at the rooftop where the weather was nice and grass was green. Some great sculptures up there to see.Working my way down floor by floor, the museum is divided by theme. I enjoyed most of the pieces and got some really good pictures as well. I was alone, so I took my time and looked at each piece.If I am ever back in the area, I will definitely go back here and will be sure to bring anyone else who wants the experience too.

Old industrial art work. Big, clean, pleasant. Up there with the MKE art museum.

Unique collection of rare paintings. A must see spot while visiting MKE.

A National must-see. No where else can one find a collection of art devoted to mankinds work ethic and achievements.

Great place to visit.

Beautiful artwork!!! The rooftop is a must see! Its calming and enchanting

This is an amazing collection and museum! It is themed all about work through the centuries. The paintings and sculpture are depictions of things related to the trades. You will see many stunning pieces and it will take you a few hours to get through the 3 or 4 floors of it all. You will learn too. The roof has a sculpture garden as well which is a must see. On a nice day this would be a real treat of a trip!

I have been to museums all over the world and this is one of my favorites. If you enjoy Rockwellian day in the life portraits, you will have a wonderful time here. The rooftop views are spectacular as well.

This museum is unpublicized among the Milwaukee Metropolitan Area. The collector has amassed great works from around the globe. When I was there, the tour guide provided good insight as to how the works were acquired and who the collector was.Grohmann was chased out of Poland after World War 2 since his quarry was not seized by the Nazis. It is a great collection and I think more people should take advantage of it around the Milwaukee area.

Nice museum, reasonable admission fee, lots to see about workers...paintings and sculptures.

Most of the art is paintings, but it can be a nice place to have class. No comfortable seating in the museum to do hw though.

Go to the Terrace roof garden

This is an extraordinary collection of fine art, all of it dealing with people at work. Many of the pieces are simply exquisite.

Pretty good art and great value for the price. They rotate exhibits frequently enough

Great art-work related to Milwaukees history.

This is a very interesting Museum to visit, the view from the rooftop is outstanding.

Large collection of art related to industry, agriculture and old time professions.

Its a nice building and interesting to visit if you are into Indrustrail art. The feature paintings, and sculptures here.

Great place, my favorite part of this building is the Rooftop, its beautiful up there.

A lovely little gem of a museum in downtown Milwaukee on the campus of the Milwaukee School of Engineering, this is a great place to spend a few hours admiring the quite extensive collection organized around the theme of Man and Work.

Fantastic art, absolutely love the whole steel era of art they have in there.

This is one of my favorite hidden places in MKE.

Very friendly service, very interesting collection and a building worth touring just for the rooftop view. At a price of $5, its not asking too much.The museum has a large collection, which I found more interesting the higher up I went. I especially liked the old movies of steel casting and glass blowing.The collector Dr. Grohmann tended to collect mostly german artists with some dutch, belgian and american works mixed in. I could not help thinking it was too bad that other cultures / ethnicities that contributed to Milwaukees industrial past were not represented. But I get it, its a private collection, not a public one. And I am grateful it exists!I was also happy to take them up on free parking in the MSOE lot next door, also.

They have amazing art

Small but quiet place to study

Good

Great museum!!@

Always a bop

Cool art

Really interesting place to the past

Beautiful interior