A state historical preservation official tells Wauwatosa the plan to tear down the Eschweiler buildings on the County Grounds has several legal problems.
Read his letter, in pdf format, here.
Update: I see that my former Journal Sentinel colleague Jim Price had posted at Wauwatosa Patch a complete story on this issue, so with apologizes for missing it, please check it out.
And the bigger picture, too.
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