Plans Announced to Rehabilitate and Reuse Chapel, Ward Memorial Theater and Governor's Mansion
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- Mar 25, 2024
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In the spring of 2021, Old Main and five other buildings across the Soldiers Home grounds were restored to provide 101 housing units for veterans and their families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. We are excited to hare that there is now a plan to restore three more historic buildings to the service of veterans: The Soldiers Home Chapel, Ward Memorial Theater and Governor's Mansion. Upon completion, the three buildings will provide over 35,000 square feet of community space and supportive services for veterans.
The Soldiers Home Chapel will become a nondenominational worship space and conference space for training and mental health sessions.
The Ward Memorial Theater will host community theater and musical groups and offer a destination venue for conferences and lectures for VA Medical Center staff.
The Governor's Mansion will hold offices for supportive services providers as well as a technological training center to provide computer literacy training.
Read more about this fantastic news in this story from OnMilwaukee!
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