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  It's a cemetery so it's an understandably quiet place. You can walk in free of charge during operating hours. Come here on a beautiful sunny day and enjoy the majestic monuments of the city's founding fathers. There's lots of grand, over the top, gilded age funerary monuments here.
  It certainly helps to know some Chicago history. Otherwise you may walk right by the relatively humble gravestones for Louis Sullivan and Allan Pinkerton.
  
  Graceland is definitely worth exploring.

  Added June 02, 2017 by Andrew Entin
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  AMAZING historical cemetery! Especially if you appreciate architecture at all! Get the guide book from the Chicago Architectural Foundation before you go.

  Added December 22, 2016 by Scott Grenerth
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  Beautiful cemetery, rich in history. I find it's especially lovely to walk around in the fall.

  Added December 07, 2016 by Mary Hildebrandt
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  Wow. The grand-daddy of Chicagoland cemeteries. See a major street in Chicago? The namesake is probably buried here. There are monuments and mausoleums that cost more than most people make in a lifetime. Freud would have a ball here.

  Added October 01, 2016 by Rick Drew