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St. Hedwig Church in Chicago [Polish parishes and churches in Chicago]

Adolphus Druiding (1839 – 1900)

Explore el legado arquitectónico de Adolphus Druiding, reconocido por iglesias neorrománicas y neogóticas como la Catedral St. Francis Xavier en Milwaukee.

POLONIKA El Instituto Nacional del Patrimonio Cultural Polaco en el Extranjero (Warsaw, Poland)

Descubre el Instituto POLONIKA en Varsovia, dedicado a preservar y promover el patrimonio cultural polaco internacionalmente. Explora investigaciones sobre la Commonwealth Polaca-Lituana y proyectos de conservación.

The dynamic growth of the Polish diaspora created the need to build a new church near the oldest Polish temple in Chicago. The cornerstone for the church was consecrated by Archbishop Feehan on June 18, 1899, and on October 27, 1901 bishop Peter James Muldoon dedicated the new church. The three-nave temple was built on a cross plan. Its designer, Adolphus Druiding, an immigrantfrom Hanover, planned a façade with a protruding portico enclosed with towers, which were not erected until 1925 and constructed one story lower than planned. They house three bells, cast in Baltimore, which have been preserved to this day; they are named after Our Lady (Regina Poloniae), St. Joseph and St. Hedwig. The church façade is very picturesque because of the contrast between the stone details (made from Bedford limestone) and the yellowish brown brickwork.

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