John Peter Altgeld Monument
Check pricesBronze sculpture in Lincoln Park honoring Illinois governor John Peter Altgeld, installed in 1915.
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A domed Beaux Arts memorial on Chicago's lakefront honoring Americans who served and sacrificed for the nation.
2750 North Lakeview Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614-1889 · Chicago, IL
Completed in 1926, this domed building on North Lakeview Avenue honors veterans and others whose sacrifices the memorial describes as beyond full expression in words. Its large dome, sculptures, and detailed friezes reflect a classical style with a distinctly American character. The site also serves as headquarters for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. It sits across from Lincoln Park near the Goethe Monument and a statue of Alexander Hamilton, and visitors can also explore it through online virtual tours.
The closest stops to Elks National Veterans Memorial, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Bronze sculpture in Lincoln Park honoring Illinois governor John Peter Altgeld, installed in 1915.
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Chicago natural history museum for children and families, run by the Chicago Academy of Sciences, with a live butterfly house.
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A hidden Prairie School garden in Lincoln Park built around a lily pool, pavilion, and native plantings.
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A long lakefront park on Chicago's North Side that holds a zoo, a conservatory, museums, beaches, and nature areas.
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A 12-foot bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln standing in South Lincoln Park in Chicago, recently restored.
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Lake-and-skyline views from 1,000 feet up, plus TILT, the glass ledge that leans you over Michigan Avenue.
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