Cały Twσj Maryjo
This grotto was dedicated in 2008 in honor and thanksgiving for the pontificate of St. John Paul II 1978-2005
This grotto was blessed in 2008 by Francis Cardinal George
The altar was consecrated in 2008 by . . . — — Map (db m295770) HM
In loving memory of our war dead
Robert K. Bumber Raymond Chmielewski Leonard J. Ekkert John Ferry Andrew Jakusz Cyril Kabat Felix M. Kendzora Emanuel Labicki Stanley S. Wesolowski Raymond V. Mankowski Joseph Rogalski Gilbert . . . — — Map (db m295725) WM
Legion Park was developed by Lemont Park District in 1997 in memory of three men killed and twenty-five men wounded here on May 4, 1885. State militia opened fire on striking quarry workers for failure to disperse and return to work by order of . . . — — Map (db m295548) HM
[Plaque at bottom left of south-facing side:]
Nearly 300 men from Lemont Township served in the American Civil War including John Warden who recieved the Medal of Honor for valor at Vicksburg. The Old Lemont Methodist Church was a recruiting post . . . — — Map (db m295514) HM WM
Built circa 1858 of "Athens marble" as the Chicago & Alton Railroad station. The first train passed through Lemont on March 18, 1858. In 1865, the townspeople gathered here in silent tribute to Abraham Lincoln as his funeral train passed slowly . . . — — Map (db m295500) HM
To the People of Lemont
On June 13, 1976, in the bicentennial year of our country, a severe tornado struck our community claiming the lives of our neighbors and laying waste hundreds of our home. When the fury of the tempest had abated American . . . — — Map (db m295664) HM
"The willingness to sacrifice is the prelude to freedom."
This monument is dedicated to the men and women of Lemont whose loyalty and service during times of war and peace define the character of this great nation. — — Map (db m295600) WM
Built in 1893 of Athens marble" at a cost of $13,319 during the administration of Mayor John McCarthy, and has since served as the seat of municipal government. Originally, a wood frame bell tower stood between the gables. The building housed . . . — — Map (db m295717) HM
In 1861, broken pieces of quarry stone were donated and transported from nearby Brown's Quarry on flat sleds with log runners pulled by horses. These stones became the structure of this New England-style church conceived by the pioneer families of . . . — — Map (db m295613) HM
Abrams, E. Adams, R. Affelt, E. Affelt, R. Ahrens, E.H. Ahrens, E. Ahrens, H. Ahlberg, C. Albers, E. Anderson, A. Anderson, A.G. Anderson, C.A. Anderson, C. Anderson, E. Anderson, L. Bahnick, G. ★ Bahnick, R. . . . — — Map (db m295602) WM
