Tour

Take in the beauty of Ukrainian Village’s churches—including Louis Sullivan’s stunning Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral—and residential architecture while hearing stories of Eastern European immigrants who first called the neighborhood home.
Hear how Chicago's early Ukrainian immigrants built a community where they could thrive as Americans, but retain their "Old World" personality. See and compare the architecture of several extravagant Orthodox, Ukrainian Catholic and Roman Catholic churches and admire well-kept late 19th and early 20th century residential structures, from worker’s cottages and large apartment buildings to three-flats and single-family homes.
Learn the history of this Northwest Side classic Chicago neighborhood listed on the National Register…
Once a year, a caravan of buses travels to a new area of the city to appreciate architecturally significant…
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