The centerpiece of the Serbian Cultural Gardens is a tiled plaza dedicated to St. Sava, the patron saint of the Serbian people. There are also busts of prominent Serbian artists and scientists, including painter Nadezda Petrovic, composer Stevan S Mokranjac, linguist & folklorist Vuk Karadzic, climate scientist Milutin Milankovic as well as the liberator, King Peter the First. The are also busts of Petar Petrovic Njegos-bishop & ruler who lifted the spirit of the Serbian People through his poetry, Mileva Maric-brilliant Serbian physicist and mathematician and wife and scientific partner of Albert Einstein, Michael Pupin-Serbian scientist whose inventions in America linked people around the world and Nikola Tesla-"The man who lit the world". It has been a couple of years since I visited the Serbian Cultural Garden. In the mean time, a number of new monuments have been added. Desanka Marsimovich (bust), poet & writer, Her works emphasize forgiveness, compassion & Love. (Serbian Orthodox Church) St. Justin Popovich. Judge George Fisher (Djordje Shagich) 1st Serbian immigrant to the US in 1814 (at Phiadelphia). Opponent of slavery. Jovan Cvijic-Geographer & ethnologist. (Serbian Orthodox Church) St. Nikolai Velimirovich-Theologian & writer. Jovan Ducic-Poet. Novak Djokovic-Tennis champion & COVID19 vaccine denier. Clevelander, George Victor...
Read moreThe Serbian Garden features a central plaza with a marble cube and circular concrete seating.
The garden also holds a number of busts featuring notables such as King Peter I, founding father of Yugoslavia (1844-1921). Another is poet Petar II Petrovic-Njegos, an Orthodox Prince-Bishop and ruler of Montenegro (1813-1851).
My favorite bust is dedicated to inventor, engineer and genius Nikola Tesla...
Read moreBeautiful place to go see, but the neighborhood it's in is terrible! Bad choice on that...
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