GoneBye

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Many pro lacrosse teams and leagues have gonebye. Here is just one.

Description: Disco in the Bowlero Lanes on 127th & Burliegh in Milwaukee. Closed in the mid 1980s.

Description: Golden Guernsey started in 1930 as a farmer-owned cooperative in Milwaukee, and by 1935, Golden Guernsey delivered milk to the homes of 20,000 customers in Wisconsin. Golden Guernsey has ceased operations in 2013.

Description: The company started in 1930 as a farmer-owned cooperative in Milwaukee, and by 1935, Golden Guernsey delivered milk to the homes of 20,000 customers in Wisconsin. Golden Guernsey has ceased operations in 2013.

Description: The Quality Biscuit Company was a prominent business in the city of Milwaukee. Quality Biscuit was acquired by the United Biscuit Company in 1929

Description: Johnston had transformed the bakery his father, Alexander Johnston, established in Milwaukee in 1848 into one of the city's largest cracker bakeries. In 1890, the Johnston operation merged with other large regional bakers into the American Biscuit Company.

Description: In the summer of 1960, the first Melody Top Theatre was opened in Hillside, Illinois, just outside of Chicago. Now, a mere three seasons later, the second Melody Top venture is launched with a promising career in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.On the afternoon of Thursday, September 19, 1991, a two-alarm fire gutted the theatre building. Melody Top Theatre was finished.

Description: Muskego Beach Amusement Park (1861–1967), later known as DandiLion Park (1968–1977), was a popular amusement park located on the southern bank of Little Muskego Lake. The park was closed and demolished when attendance dropped after Great America opened in Gurnee, Illinois. The Tailspin roller coaster was dismantled and the wood was sold off for firewood. Some of the buildings were burned and used as practice for the fire department. The land was eventually developed into housing.

Description: The Hales Corners Speedway, Milwaukee area's only dirt race track storied 55 years of racing from 1948-2003

Description: Red Carpet bowling centers in Milwaukee and surrounding communities expanded to ten with a total of 500 lanes during the 70s and 80s. Red Carpet closed down in the late 90s.

Description: Echo Bowl, on Port Washington Road in Milwaukee unfortunately closed its doors in 2004 after a 47 year run.

Description: Reddy Kilowatt is a fictional character that acted as corporate spokesman for electricity generation in the United States and other countries for over seven decades.

Description: From the early 1960s until the mid-1980s Cappy Dick's Young Hobby Club page for children, appear in newspapers around the country.

Description: Sydney Hih, in Milwaukee, WI was once a home for '70s counterculture and the alternative music scene of the '90s. The building complex was torn down in 2012

Description: Greater Milwaukee's first bona fide shopping mall was developed by Ed Schuster & Company, a local department store chain, and designed by Seattle's John Graham, Junior. The retail facility was built on a 57 acre site, located 7 miles northwest of the Central Business District. Ground was broken in September 1953. It was demolished in 2001