The Library of the Polish Museum of America in Chicago is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with a program Saturday, April 18, that will support the Library’s Rare Book Conservation Project. The program is scheduled to include music, speakers, and an opportunity to explore a commemorative exhibition of rare

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If your neighbors on either side of you kept coming over and bullying you and trashing your stuff and pushing you out of your own yard, it would make sense if you developed a little bit of a pack-rat tendency. That notion of protectively stashing things comes to mind when

Mystery involves documents from Thomas Jefferson, Polish kings, a French emperor and Revolutionary War heroes The documents — filled with Polish surnames and the signatures of American presidents — started appearing in Harlan J. Berk’s antique shop a few at a time. It looked like a great buy. After all,

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Public schoolchildren of Chicago, rejoice! It’s Casimir Pulaski Day, and you have the day off. This year, after talking with Polish Museum of America director Jan Lorys, we actually know why. Often referred to as the “Father of the American Cavalry,” Casimir Pulaski was a member of the Polish nobility