Over the decades, many facilities have been built to address the physical and mental health needs of the community, and with those buildings and their histories come great artifacts to look back on. Jonathan Piel, the unofficial historian for the Behavioral Health Division, shares a few of his favorite pieces and places that you can still visit today.
2020 ended on some weird notes. On top of everything else that happened throughout the year, we had the strange monolith phenomenon. Recently an 8-to-9-foot monolith has popped up on a Milwaukee, Wisconsin area hiking trail.
The first one popped up in Utah in remote Red Rock Country on Nov. 18. And if you don t remember, here s what the bizarre structure looked like.
It was basically the last thing 2020 needed. However, Utah wasn t the only place the monolith popped up. After gaining the interest of the entire internet, it disappeared from Utah. And then it started popping up in other locations around the world like India, Morocco, Austria, and of course a ton of other locations across the US.
Duluth and Now A Small Wisconsin Town Had Mysterious Monoliths!
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Since a mysterious monolith appeared in Utah, they ve been popping up all over the world and, at the beginning of December, 2020, in Duluth, Minnesota. This weekend, it became Wauwatosa, Wisconsin s turn.
A silver obelisk similar to those that have been discovered from Utah to Romania was placed in the rolling prairie of County Grounds Park in Wauwatosa sometime this weekend. (
Most reports put it at about eight or nine feet tall, a foot wide and deep, and is NOT metal
(heavy cardboard or plywood is suspected). The lack of snow on it says it was placed recently, but the yellow snow around it tells investigators it was out long enough for dogs to find it.