Start along Washington Avenue with a look at this historic inn right on the main drag.

Look down Washington Avenue for this church, one of the landmarks remembered from growing up here.

The Rivoli has been here forever. It's pretty cool to see this longtime movie theater still part of downtown.

Look up at the top of the building to spot the 1883 date. It's another great piece of downtown's historic architecture.

This is a very nice stop to admire while walking through the historic downtown.

A big favorite for a sweet stop along Washington Avenue.

This spot used to be Bart's on the River. The architecture is amazing, and it's neat to see the building serving a new purpose.

This jewelry store has been here for generations. Take a look at the distinctive facing on the old brick building.

This old railway bridge over Cedar Creek is near and dear to our hearts. It's pretty cool to picture the electric train coming through here.

This brings back memories of playing basketball here with my brother. You've got to like those hardwood courts.

It's so cool that this old home was saved and became an art museum. It reflects the effort to establish an art district here.

The name is a nod to Cedarburg's Maxwell Street Days. It's a fun local connection to notice on the walk.