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CHM strives to be a destination for learning, inspiration and civic engagement. Through dynamic exhibitions, tours, programs, digital resources, and special events, the Museum connects people to Chicago’s history and to each other.
Chicago History Museum visitors are not required to show proof of vaccination. While masks are recommended and appreciated, they are only required in the Abakanowicz Research Center. Learn more
Explore the city's history through a series of galleries that illustrate Chicago’s crossroads nature and highlight artifacts from the Museum’s remarkable collection. In-Person Exhibition Sensing Chicago
Collections - Chicago History Museum. Learn about the scope of our work and all of the artifacts and resources the Museum has to offer! The Museum’s collection of more than 23 million objects, images, and documents records the evolution of Chicago.
A major museum and research center for Chicago and US history, the Museum strives to be a destination for learning, inspiration, and civic engagement. Through dynamic exhibitions, tours, publications, special events, and programming, the Museum connects people to Chicago’s history and to each other.
Welcome to the Chicago History Museum! Learn More About The Organization How We Fulfill Our Mission Joining Our Team
Chicago History Museum 1601 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL Join Chicago historian Shermann “Dilla” Thomas on an engaging bus tour of key sites related to Emmett Till’s story here in Chicago, including Mamie Till-Mobley’s home and the Roberts Temple Church of God in Christ where Till’s funeral took place.
The Chicago History Museum is located at the south end of Lincoln Park, at the intersection of Clark Street and North Avenue. Please send written correspondence to: Chicago History Museum. 1601 North Clark Street. Chicago, Illinois 60614-6038. Telephone: (312) 642-4600.
The Chicago History Museum is open, and we look forward to welcoming you. Our priority is to maintain a safe environment for visitors and staff while sharing Chicago stories. Please read for details about health and safety precautions, purchasing tickets, and what to know before you arrive.
Use your five senses to uncover the past and discover that history is all around Chicago. Designed with our younger visitors in mind, children can ride a high-wheel bicycle, hear the Great Chicago Fire, smell a wild onion from which Chicago got its name, catch a fly ball at Comiskey Park, and dive into a giant Chicago-style hot dog!