The Japanese Mausoleum was built in 1937 by the Japanese Mutual Aid Society as a place to inter remains of Japanese and Japanese-Americans in the Chicago area during an era when no other cemetery would accept such remains. Note the rising son motif on one side.
The Japanese Mausoleum was built in 1937 by the Japanese Mutual Aid Society as a place to inter remains of Japanese and Japanese-Americans in the Chicago area during an era when no other cemetery would accept such remains. Note the rising son motif on one side.
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