Graceland Cemetery

  • Nature scene with reflecting pond and willowing trees.

    Graceland Cemetery

Discover Graceland Cemetery’s tranquil beauty and hear fascinating stories of Chicago’s influential figures interred here.

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  • Nature scene with reflecting pond and willowing trees.

    Graceland Cemetery

Beautiful and serene, Graceland Cemetery is a treasured oasis in the center of our bustling city. Notables interred here are Chicago's movers and shakers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries: Daniel Burnham, Potter Palmer, Charles Wacker, George Pullman and many others.

Duration
2 hours
Site Type
Cemeteries
Location
Northside
Architects and Styles
Meet

Main gate entrance at intersection of Clark St. & Irving Park Rd. 4001 N Clark St.

Graceland Cemetery boasts monuments that were designed by the famous sculptors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries: Daniel Chester French, Lorado Taft and architect Louis Sullivan. We stroll the winding paths, admire the scenery and recount fascinating stories of our famed, and not so famed, cemetery residents.

Know before you go:
  • Street parking is available on Clark St. and Irving Park Rd. Parking is not permitted inside the cemetery except on Cubs game days.

Tour reviews

    • All I can say is that at least ten (maybe more) of our Graceland docents have chosen Graceland as their burial spot. We love it that much!
      Sylvia DunbeckCAC Docent
  • Large grey tombstone with patina turqouise metal doors

    Getty Tomb

  • Large rock memorial headstone with engraved plaque

    Burial Site of Daniel Burnham

  • Tall thin memorial column

    George Pullman Memorial

  • Large irregular stone memorial with engraved plaque

    Gravesite of Louis Sullivan

  • Flat memorial plaque on green grass

    Grave of Marshall Field

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