A Visit from The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
Hosted John Paul II Catholic University guests at Polish Museum of America! Explored PRCUA 150th exhibit with Dr. Janusz Bień, Dr. Wojciech Wciseł, guided by Małgorzata Kot and Halina Misterka. Thanks for insights on Polish diaspora. Look forward to your return!
Kapela Ogórki Visits Polish Museum
The Polish Museum of America hosted Kapela Ogórki from Podhale, Ciche, expressing gratitude for their appreciation of our cultural artifacts. We look forward to future visits, anticipating more music, laughs, and shared history.
Deaf Group’s Visit to Polish Museum’s 150th Anniversary Exhibition for the PRCUA
Breaking Barriers and Bridging Histories: A Special Visit by the Schaumburg Township Deaf Social and Support Group to the Polish Museum of America on its 150th Anniversary
Minister Glinski visits the PMA
Witness our special visit from Piotr Gliński, Deputy Prime Minister of Poland, at the Polish Museum of America, showcasing our exquisite collections and highlighting our cultural preservation efforts supported by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
A Special Visit from the Wielkopolska Museum of Independence
Discover the cultural exchange between the Polish Museum of America and the Wielkopolska Museum of Independence, showcasing the rich history of Polish Americans' involvement in Wielkopolska affairs and the establishment of a new Museum of Wielkopolska Uprising 1918-1919 in Poznań.
MABPZ 2023: A Gathering of Polish Cultural Guardians
Discover the highlights of the XLV MABPZ Conference, celebrating outstanding Poles and their legacies preserved in the collections of Polish museums, archives, and libraries worldwide. Explore the cultural connections forged at this international event and save the date for MABPZ 2024 in Chicago!
Research on Emigration Magazines in the Collection of the PMA
On August 31, 2023, Dr. Elżbieta Nowosielska and Dr. Aleksandra Bańkowska resumed their research at the Archives of the Polish Museum of America. They're collaborating on a project to compile a Bibliography of Polish history from the 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on emigration and the Polish diaspora press between
9th PIASA Conference on Polish Studies
At the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America (PIASA) Midwestern Conference on December 2, 1942, the Archives and Museum of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America (PRCUA) – now the Polish Museum of America (PMA), hosted a closed session for the Commission for Research on Polish Immigration.
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