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Chinese American Museum of Chicago

Category: Objects

A Tang dynasty stele given by a Chinese diplomat to the Field Museum in 1907

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The First Donation by a Chinese to a Museum in the Midwest? — 1907 This stone stele (FM #32362) was… Read more A Tang dynasty stele given by a Chinese diplomat to the Field Museum in 1907

Objects from the 1933-4 Chicago World Fair

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The Chinese Exhibits at Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition, 1933-34 The most publicized Chinese exhibit was a replica of an… Read more Objects from the 1933-4 Chicago World Fair

Objects from the former Ling Long Museum, 1930s

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The Ling Long Museum was a privately owned tourist attraction on Wentworth Avenue from 1933 through the early 1980s. Its… Read more Objects from the former Ling Long Museum, 1930s

Objects from the Chinese Joss House and Theater, Chicago World’s Fair, 1893

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The fortune telling sticks were in the Chinese “Joss House” [temple] at the Chicago’s World’s Columbian Exposition (WCE) of 1893.… Read more Objects from the Chinese Joss House and Theater, Chicago World’s Fair, 1893

Chinese-American objects from excavations in lakefront landfill in Chicago, 1910-1915

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These objects were found by archaeologist Scott Demel in 2002 during excavations in fill next to the foundations of the… Read more Chinese-American objects from excavations in lakefront landfill in Chicago, 1910-1915

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238 West 23rd Street
Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312-949-1000 Fax: 312-949-1001
office@ccamuseum.org
Summer Hours Begin May 1st, 2023
Mon: Closed
Tue: Closed
Wed: 9:30AM-2PM
Thu: Closed
Fri: 9:30AM-2PM
Sat: 10AM-4PM (Winter); 10AM-5PM (Summer)
Sun: 10AM-4PM (Winter); 10AM-5PM (Summer)
Group visits by appointment only.

Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

Suggested Donation for Admission:
Adults: $8
Students and Seniors: $5
Museum Members: FREE

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© 2005-2023 Chinese American Museum of Chicago -Raymond B. & Jean T. Lee Center

CAMOC is governed by the Board of Directors of the Chinatown Museum Foundation (CMF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation located in Chicago, Illinois.

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Starting in May the Museum will be open for an additional hour on Saturdays and Sundays from 10-5pm, Wednesdays and Fridays will remain at regular hours from 9:30-2pm.

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We are looking for a dedicated, reliable, and energetic individual to join our Exhibition team as Curator of Exhibitions! More info click HERE.

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