Eva Terveen

1911–1991 (age 80)

Biography

Eva Terveen brought attention to the sacrifices of labor organizers and the ideals of justice embodied by the Haymarket Martyrs' Monument, guiding visitors in reflection on a pivotal chapter in the fight for workers' rights.

Her thoughtful stewardship of this historic place fostered quiet remembrance and helped ensure the lessons of the past remained present in civic consciousness.

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