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Milwaukee Brewers Celebrate Hank Aaron's Legacy; 755th Home Run in 1976
The mural honors Aaron’s 755th and final home run and his lasting impact on baseball and civil rights, the Brewers said.
- On Monday, July 20, 2026, the Milwaukee Brewers unveiled a commemorative mural honoring Henry 'Hank' Aaron at the Clinton Rose Senior Center in Milwaukee, featuring a program, ribbon cutting, and photo opportunity.
- The event marked the 50th anniversary of Aaron's historic 755th and final home run, achieved in Milwaukee on July 20, 1976, establishing him as baseball's all-time home run king.
- Artist Rosy Petri created the mural, installed by Gerald 'Moolah Bred' Williamson Jr. A news release says it celebrates Aaron's historic achievement while reflecting his perseverance, excellence, and lasting influence.
- The ceremony gathered Milwaukee Brewers representatives, community leaders, and special guests to recognize Aaron's profound impact on baseball, Milwaukee, and generations of fans.
- Beyond his athletic accomplishments, Aaron—who died at age 86—was a dedicated civil rights activist whose legacy extends well beyond the diamond and continues influencing the community.
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