Bohemian National Cemetery (Czech: Český národní hřbitov [t͡ʃɛskiː naːrodɲiː ɦr̝bɪtof]) is a cemetery at 5255 North Pulaski Road in North Park, Chicago, Illinois.

Bohemian National Cemetery was founded in 1877 by immigrants of Bohemian, Moravian and Slovakian descent, to provide a place of burial free of religious restrictions for Bohemian …

You can take a "virtual tour" of Bohemian National Cemetery by selecting links in the map below. The links (red numbers) lead to descriptions with pictures and text of the features at that location.

Discover the rich history and artistry of Chicago's Bohemian National Cemetery, a testament to the city's Czech heritage and architectural storytelling.

Established in 1877 by the Czech community, it serves as the resting place for generations of families, enriched with stunning 19th and 20th-century monuments, mausoleums, and lasting …

Dec 6, 2019 · The cemetery is far from being full, and there are many gravesites available through out the 122 acres. There are four grave lots in many sections, and organizations have …

Established in 1877, this 126-acre cemetery is the largest Czech and Slovak cemetery in the United States and is home to the graves of notable figures and serves as a final resting place …

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The cemetery was established in 1877 by the Bohemian Roman Catholic community in Chicago and is the oldest continuously operating Bohemian cemetery in the nation.

The Bohemian National Cemetery, along with road and neighborhood names, stands as a crucial reminder of the population's significance during the Gilded Age and into World War I, and their …