In 1891, the PNA organized the first Polish Constitution Day parade in Chicago, to generate interest in Polish independence; it has been held annually in Chicago since 1894. At that time there were about 280 societies in the United States, nearly 60 in Chicago, some with membership over 250.
In 1891, the PNA organized the inaugural Polish National Day parade in Chicago to stimulate enthusiasm for Polish freedom; it has been an annual event in Chicago since 1894. At that time, there were roughly 280 groups in the United States and nearly 60 in Chicago, with some having more than 250 members.