If you haven't visited the Polish Heritage Garden at the Polish American Cultural Center yet you need to see the 27 placards showing the history of Poland and Poles through the centuries.  One of the placards in the Polish Heritage Garden
On April 27, 2021 a new addition was installed in the Garden. It is a monument featuring the Polish Eagle and an American Bald Eagle joining in flight signifying the bonds between the two countries and cultures. The eagles were sculpted by renowned Polish American artist Andrew Pitynski who passed away just after completing this sculpture. It was forged locally at Studio Foundry. A proper dedication is being planned for later this year.Until you can visit the Polish Heritage Garden in person, enjoy these images.
The Eagles unwrapped and ready for mounting
Lifting the new monument in the Polish Heritage Garden
Placing the new monument in the Polish Heritage Garden
Councilman Tony Brancatelli, Hall of Famer Gene Bak and new Polish American Cultural Center director watch the installation
Polish and American Eagle monument in
Polish American Cultural Center Heritage Garden
Gene Bak
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