Remembering the past and embracing the future, that's what we are all about at OnMilwaukee.com. So, here is the third installment of our ever-popular "Old School Milwaukee" lists. Memories, personalities, buildings, businesses, all things that take us back to the streets of an older Milwaukee. Please enjoy and don't forget to review our first two lists, and to talk back to this article with your personal Milwaukee memories.

1. Bob Barry at Sunny 920, WOKY
2. Broken cookies at Johnston Bakery on National Avenue ($1 a bag)
3. Boston Store's restaurant and daily fashion shows
4. Joe and Tom Sardino's on the east side
5. Kopp's on 60th & Lisbon
6. Marquette University football team
7. Wair's Bridal Shop on Mitchell Street
8. The Fruit Ranch
9. The Layton Art Gallery on Jefferson Street
10. Mother Goose House
11. The Gilpatrick Hotel (notorious for being the place where Teddy Roosevelt was shot during an attempted assassination in October 1912. The Gilpatrick closed in 1941 and the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee is now on the site)
12. Kalt's on Oakland
13. Third Ward Block Parties with the re-created fire
14. Earwaves and Dirty Jack's Record Rack
15. Next Best Thing on Villard
16. Union Depot
17. The Butterfly Theatre
18. The Miller Hotel and Vaudeville Theatre
19. Peach's Records & Tapes
20. Hot Sam's at Mayfair
21. Dreamland Dance Hall
22. Park Avenue
23. George Carlin's Summerfest arrest -- damn those seven words you can't say on TV
24. Frenchy's on North Avenue
25. The St. Charles Hotel
26. The Milwaukee Free Press
27. The Blatz Hotel
28. Redwood and Ross
29. Espenhain's Department Store
30. "Ask your Neighbor"
31. The Globe Hotel at Cass & Wisconsin (the Firstar Building now occupies the site)
32. The Republican House
33. The closing of The Davidson Theater in 1954
34. Wisconsin Skate University on 27th Street (now it's Romine's)
35. Ron Cuzner's The Dark Side Jazz Radio
36. Dutchland Dairy
37. Joe Shott and the Hot Shots
38. The Jewel Food Store on 68th and State
39. The Knotty Pine in Wauwatosa
40. WTMJ's Gordon Thomas
41. UWM's football team
42. The Onion Crook at Southridge
43. The North Shore Line, the Inter Urban and other passenger trains
44. Walter Anderson and Hig Murray, the farm reporters for WTMJ
45. Milwaukee's Electroliner
46. Wadham's pagoda style gas station (two Pagoda gas stations can still be seen in Milwaukee, although they are no longer in service)
47. "Bill Cosgrove what a GREAT GREAT GUYYYYYYYYYY!!!"
48. "Ruby Ruby Ruby Ruby Ruby Chevrolet (come in today!)!!"
49. "I'm from Milwaukee and I oughta know...that BLATZ BEER TASTES GREAT...whereever you go..."
50. Muk Luk boots
51. Santa's Secret Gift Shop at Gimbels
52. Marine Bank's Wally the Walrus
53. Dr.Cadaverino
54. U.S. Army NIKE missile base in Lake Park
55. The Stone Toad
56. Stewart's (next to Chapman's)
57. The '57 World Series
58. Nickel Beer nights at County Stadium
59. Zantigo
60. Red Carpet Lanes
61. Blue Jay Bowl
62. The "old" Billy Mitchell Field Airport
63. Lucifer's in West Allis
64. Oliver's downtown
65. Cheetah Nite Clubs
66. "For quality heating service, you feel better if you call Wisconsin Ice and Coal, Broad-way six nine three one one"
67. Easter Sunday, 1987
68. The Billy Bookworm Club sponsored by Milwaukee Public Library system
69. Mrs Howe's potato chips
70. "Be Wiser Buy Geiser's"
71. Phil Token & His Singing Pontiac (PONTI)
72. Judge Christ Seraphim's suspension in 1980
73. "Hi this is Eddie Doucette for MBTI"
74. 3D cameras from David White Co.
75. La Veers
76. Morry's
77. The City Club
78. The Brass Ring Pub
79. The Unicorn
80. Cafe Voltaire
81. The Attic North and West
82. Starz on 100
83. Wine and Roses
84. Mugshots
85. The Red Corvette
86. Tomah's
87. The Greentree and 25¢ Busch beer (If ya wanna stay later, ya gotta come earlier!")
88. Good Time Charlie's
89. Fried Eggs and Tootsie's
90. The Circle
91. Hoops
92. Ask Andy
93. WKTI's "push 'em down the stairs"
94. Humpin' Hanna's
95. The Mine Shaft
96. The "Outdoor Olympic Ice Rink" at State Fair Park
97. Relish trays with every dinner, everywhere
98. Old Milwaukee Days
99. Earl Gillespie
100. Gertie the Duck book