Trailing Kościuszko in America | Ślady Kościuszki w Ameryce
The influx of Polish immigrants and exiles gives birth to a frenzy of statue building and dedicating in cities with large Polish populations. In total there are eight statues built from 1904 through 1927.
Richard Owsiany reelected!
On November 18, 2020, the Board of Directors of the Polish Museum of America elected Richard F. Owsiany to his third term as President.
Paderewski Room Part 2 – Tour Behind the Glass
On November 17, 19, and 21, 1891, Ignacy Jan Paderewski, in a series of three concerts at Carnegie Hall, in New York, began his musical adventure in America, resulting in the Master’s 20 concert tours across the United States.
Paderewski Room Part 1 – Donation History
November 6, 2020, is the 160th anniversary of the birth of Ignacy Jan Paderewski, pianist, composer, Polish independence activist, and statesman.
Churches in Chicago’s Polish downtown
Our next video in our series takes you through Polish Downtown and the Polish Churches.
The role of the PRCUA and its perseverance in the founding and support of the PMA
The next video in our series titled "The role of the PRCUA and its perseverance in the founding and support of the PMA"
WTTW commemorates the 40th Anniversary of the formation Solidarnosc
PMA President Richard Owsiany provides a glimpse of Chicago Polonia's activism and role during that time for WTTW's Interactive online article.
Logan Square Preservation President Andrew Schneider…
Logan Square Preservation President Andrew Schneider
Haitian city of Cazale
A fascinating presentation on Haiti’s Polish community that formed in the early 19th Century in the Haitian city of Cazale.
100 years of the Polish Red Cross
100 years of the Polish Red Cross 100 lat Polskiego Czerwonego Krzyża
About our museum
The Polish Museum of America (PMA), the crown jewel of the Polish-American community established in 1935, is one of the oldest and largest ethnic museums in the United States.
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