Civic Memorials in Chicago, IL

Civic memorials and monuments serve as lasting tributes that preserve history and honor those who have made a lasting impact on a community. From fallen soldiers and first responders to a town's founders or significant local events, these memorials educate visitors while celebrating the legacy of those remembered.

At Maurice Moore Memorials, we bring decades of experience helping cities, towns and communities throughout the Chicagoland area select the perfect civic monument. Each memorial is carefully custom made in our engraving faciality by our skilled artisans, ensuring the highest quality craftsmanship available in Chicago. 

Explore our portfolio of designs to see the possibilities and discover how we can help you create a meaningful, lasting tribute that stands the test of time. 

Memorial plaque for Chicago police families, on a granite stone.
Memorial plaque for Chicago firefighters, shaped like a bell, set on brick pavers.
Stone memorial with a carved tree and inscription, framed by columns, set in a brick courtyard.
War memorial with names, service seals, and inscriptions in a park setting.
Monument with engraved text, military emblems, and a central eagle, set in a park with grass and trees.
Granite memorial of a soldier, with inscription, in a park.
Bronze plaque of the Tuskegee Airmen, depicting men in uniform, likely outdoors.
Black granite memorial with inscription
Memorial with carvings, beneath an archway. Dark stone structure with names inscribed on a plaque.
War memorial listing names, black stone, brick building in background, flowers in pots on the sides.
A black granite monument with a carved crucifixion scene, flanked by gray pillars.
A large gray monument with a depiction of Our Lady of Silva in a cemetery, flanked by angels.
Memorial with text
Black veteran memorial with service emblems, gray base, outdoor setting.
Saint Xavier University sign in front of foliage and flowers.
Sign for Founders Place in Frankfort, with stone pillars, green bushes, and a cloudy sky.
Courthouse grounds with a statue and memorial benches. Trees and flowers in the garden, flags and stone path.
Large stone sign for
Plaque on a large red-brown rock reads
Tombstone:
Black granite memorial wall with names, Oak Lawn Veterans Memorial.
Sign for Orland Memorial Park Cemetery established in 1899, surrounded by green grass, plants, and trees.
Brick wall with a rectangular address plaque displaying the number 11071.
Stone sign: 9700 Karlov carved into a large, light-colored rock, set in grass.
Address sign on brick and stone wall: 22423 Cobblestone Trail, brown numbers and text, under a light fixture, next to a door.