National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago has a Day of the Dead exhibit
Every year the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago has a Day of the Dead exhibit. The only Latino ...
Tag: Chicago
Photo ceramics, which are porcelain portraitures
If you have been following this blog for a long time, then you know how much I love visiting cemeteries. ...
The Grave of Six Year Old Inez Clarke, Chicago
One of the most well-known and mysterious cemetery markers in the Chicagoland area, as well as a personal favourite of ...
Century of Progress International Exposition
A bird’s-eye-view of the Field Museum and downtown Chicago during the 1933 World’s Fair known as the Century of Progress ...
First United Methodist Church of Chicago – “The Chapel in the Sky”
If you are really into teeny tiny churches, I recommend checking out this list from Roadside America. But when it ...
Resurrection Mausoleum – the largest glass installation in the world, Justice, Illinois
While Resurrection Cemetery in Justice, Illinois, is famous for Resurrection Mary, a vanishing hitchhiker who supposedly still lingers at the ...
Interior of the Field Museum
Interior of the Field Museum, c.1919. And Interior of the Field Museum, c.2011.
Oak Woods Cemetery on Chicago’s South Side
As October approaches, more and more people visit cemeteries because, you know, dead people are spooky or something. If you’ve ...
The country’s largest Mexican art collection, Chicago, Illinois
Every year the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago has a Day of the Dead exhibit (check out last ...
Grave of Frances Pearce Stone, Victorian Cemetery
Once upon a time I told you about the mysterious statue of six-year-old Inez Clarke (1873-1880) in Chicago’s Graceland Cemetery. ...
