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2023年12月13日 · Visit the Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago at: 2249 W. Superior St. Chicago, Illinois 60612 Phone: 1(312) 421-8020 Fax: 1-773-772-2883 Email us: info@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Exhibits - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
2015年4月30日 · Exhibits. The folk art collection, with more than 10,000 objects, is one of the most important collections outside of Ukraine. It features wedding and festive attire from various regions of Ukraine, ritual cloths (rushnyky) and kylyms, and a broad selection of richly embroidered and woven textiles.
Museum - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago 2249 W. Superior St. Chicago, Illinois 60612. Phone: 1(312) 421-8020 . Fax: 1(773) 772-2883 Email us: info@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org Hours: Thu – Sun – 11 am to 4 pm
Hours of Operation - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago 2249 W. Superior St. Chicago, Illinois 60612. Phone: 1(312) 421-8020 . Fax: 1(773) 772-2883 Email us: info@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org Hours: Thu – Sun – 11 am to 4 pm
Careers - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
The Ukrainian National Museum (“UNM”) in Chicago is among the largest and oldest ethnic museums in the U.S. Founded in 1952, it is dedicated to preserving and sharing the Ukrainian immigrant’s contribution to Chicago.
Museum News - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
2015年4月11日 · The Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago has an opening for a TourGuide, to work Thursdays - Sundays. The Guide must be fluent inEnglish and Ukrainian. Knowledge of Ukrainian history and culture, as well as, the history of Ukrainian Village is …
Board of Directors - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago 2249 W. Superior St. Chicago, Illinois 60612. Phone: 1(312) 421-8020 . Fax: 1(773) 772-2883 Email us: info@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org Hours: Thu – Sun – 11 am to 4 pm
History - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
The Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago was founded in 1952 by displaced scholars: Olexa Hankewych, Julian Kamenetcky, Orest Horodyskyj, and with the extraordinary assistance of philanthropist and community activist Dr. Myroslav Simynovycz.
Chicago’s Ukrainian Village - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
The Ukrainian community in the Chicagoland area is scattered widely, with the core neighborhood in the city located in what is known as Chicago's "Ukrainian Village." This central area has been the focus of Ukrainian life since the turn.
Genocide / Holodomor - Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago
2015年4月30日 · Through words and photos learn about the horrific manmade famine that tried to crush the Ukrainian people’s desire to create a separate destiny for their country. Up to 10 million people died from 1932-1933 in Stalin’s attempt to control Ukraine.