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150+ Years of Polish Churches (Adults)
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Wednesday, October 14
1:30pm - 2:30pm
Geneva Public Library District
Meeting RoomExplore Chicago's Polish diaspora from the mid-19th century to present with Victoria Granacki in honor of Polish American Heritage Month.
In honor of Polish American Heritage Month, join Victoria Granacki as she traces Chicago’s Polish diaspora from its 1867 roots in Polish Downtown to the newest Polish Catholic parishes that have sprung up in DuPage and southern Cook County. Marvel at magnificent Polish Baroque churches designed by masters of early 20th century architecture. Make lots of notes for which Polish Catholic Churches you plan to tour!
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AGE GROUP: | Seniors | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | World / Travel | History / Genealogy | Art / Film / Music |
TAGS: | Victoria Granacki | Polish Diaspora | Polish American Heritage Month | Chicago Polish Churches |
