Unknown man, Pierre DeMets, Archbishop Iakovos standing behind podium at unknown religious banquet.

Photograph (1993.41.11)

Formal portrait of men following religious banquet. Pierre DeMets, third from left, Archbishop Iakovos, center.

Photograph (1993.41.12)

Image of men seated at banquet. Third from left at head table, Spyros Skouras, fifth from left Archbishop Iakovos, sixth from left, Pierre DeMets

Photograph (1993.41.4A)

Black and whit photograph from St. Constantine church of an Agiasmos at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. 74th and Stoney Island.

Photograph (1993.41.4D)

Black and white photograph from Saints Constantine and Helen Orthodox Church during an Agiasmos.

Photograph (1993.41.4E)

Black and white photograph from Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church during an Agiasmos.

Photograph (1993.41.4G)

This black and white photograph shows a Greek Orthodox priest conducting the Blessings of Waters ceremony at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Church, located at 74th Street and Stony Island Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. The church served as an important meeting place for Greek Americans, especially newly-arrived immigrants.

Photograph (1993.41.8)

Bishop Timotheos, Pierre DeMets and Mayor RIchard J. Daley. Presentation of decree regarding the Chicago Greek Independence Day Parade.

Photograph (1993.41.9)

Bishop Timotheos shaking the hand of Mayor Richard J. Daley. Pierre DeMets at far right. Unknown man at center. Presentation of decree regarding the Chicago Greek Independence Day Parade.

Photograph (1993.69.13)

Exterior view of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, the first permanent Greek Orthodox parish in Chicago. Structure is a solid simplified Romanesque style building with a tall pointed roof. The church served as a community space for Greek Americans and newly-arrived Greek immigrants. The church was established in 1897 near the old Greek Town area. The church was demolished in the 1960's to make way for the University of Illinois at Chicago. It was rebuilt on the city's northwest side.

Photograph (1993.69.14)

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pooley, the first Greek family in Chicago, are shown on either side of the table in the center. Photograph, black and white. Subject is a group of people, eight men and one woman, posed in two rows with one man sitting cross-legged on the floor in front of the rest. The subjects are dressed in various types of clothing, three of the men are wearing suits with various types of hats, the rest of the people, including the one woman, are all dressed in various costumes. The group is dressed for an "apokreatiko glendi" (Mardi Gras Carnival) one of the earliest social events of Chicago's Greek Community.

Photograph (1993.69.15)

Formal Portrait of Constantine Loumos. Black and white photograph, subject is a man photographed from the bust and up. He has a a receding hairline and a thick mustache with ends that curl a upwards. He is wearing a suit, vest and tie

Photograph (1993.69.19)

Black and white photograph, copy Image of a woman (Jane Addams) sitting at a desk, writing. Actual image is a smaller circle in a border of white.

Photograph (1993.69.37)

George D. Phillos and nephew John A. Secaras at the Chicago World's Fair. Avenue of flags behind. Light sepia toned photograph of a man with a suit and tie and a hat, with a cane in one hand. In the other hand, he holds the hand of a young boy dressed in a white shirt with a sailor's style collar, white shorts, a darker sweater or jacket, and a cane in one hand. Behind them are two long aisles of flags on either side of the avenue in the center. There are groups of people in the background.

Photograph (1993.69.51)

Typical of the thousands of Greek immigrants who entered the food business in Chicago, initially as peddlers and food vendors, is George Damolaris who is shown here in this 1911 photo with his hours and carriage and his assistant standing by. Damolaris arrived in Chicago in 1906 and spent his entire life in the food vending business, eventually replacing his horse with a truck, earning a comfortable living for himself and his family until retirement and subsequent death in 1976. It was these types of endeavors that paved the way for Greeks to move forcefully into the food service industry, resulting in their becoming among the foremost restaurateurs, grocers and confectioners of Chicago. Typical example was the John Raklios restaurant chain which numbered over 45 restaurants in the city. By the mid-1920s, Greeks gained virtual control of Chicago's wholesale food industry at the Randolph and South Water Streets commission markets. They operated more than 10,000 retail stores - 500 in the Loop - doing an estimated $2,000,000 each day and earning a reputation of being hard working and astute businessmen.

Photograph (1994.103.2)

Black and white photograph of two men shaking hands. There is a microphone in the bottom left corner of the picture and what looks like a drum set in the back. The man on the left has a white flower in his lapel and a white spot on his ear. They are both wearing grey suits and white shirts. The one on the right is also wearing a jacket. The one on the left has a lights striped tie while the one on the right has a dark striped tie. The back of the photo says "Sam with Gov. Otto Kerner." and has a stamp from a photography company in Chicago.

Photograph (1994.24.1)

A black and white photo of a woman sitting in an intricately carved chair. She is wearing a black dress which is mid calf length with full sleeves. There is a white collar on her dress. She is wearing a cross necklace. She has dark hair which is pulled back into an up-do. She has dark eyes. She is wearing lace up shoes. The background is a blurry painted scenery.

Photograph (1994.65.1F)

A black and white photograph of a man in a long white apron and white shirt. He is standing outside, in a field of corn, in front of a building. He has both hands at his side. He is standing on a pathway, which has some fallen plants.

Photograph (1994.65.1M)

A black and white photograph of a man in a long white apron, white shirt, and white chef's hat, standing outside surronded by corn. He is standing in front of a building, with one hand on his hip, and the other at his side.

Photograph (1994.65.1P)

A black and white photograph of a young girl standing outside. She is standing in front of a building and to the side of a garden. She is wearing a white short sleeved dress, which is knee length. The dress has ruffles. She is wearing white socks and shoes. There is a white bow in her hair in the front. To her right there is a fence with plants. To the left of the building there are trees and other houses.

Photograph (1994.65.1X)

A black and white photograph of a man holding a baseball bat and standing outside. He is wearing light colored pants and a white shirt with a patterned tie. He is standing in grass, with a garage behind him. There is the shadow of whoever is taking the picture in the left bottom corner of the picture.

Photograph (1998.48.1)

Formal portrait of Lt. Col. Peter A. Machinis, US Army Corps of Engineers during WWII.

Photograph (1998.56.10)

Black and white photograph of (left to right) a young George Thodos in a suit, his sister Amphie holding a bouquet of flowers, Mother Efroseni, and brother Harry. In the background are commercial storefronts and people on the street, and a sign that says "Hats."

Photograph (2000.10.1)

A black and white copy of a photograph of three men. The is one man sitting in the middle, and the other two men are standing with their hands on the seated man's shoulders. The two standing men are holding canes. The background is a printed tapestry of buildings.

Photograph (2000.10.2)

A copy of a black and white portrait of a man standing. He is wearing a dark suit and vest along with a hat. He is also wearing a white undershirt and patterned tie. The background is a wall which is intricately decorated with engravings. The color of the photograph is aged, but as this is a copy, it just comes off as miscolored.

Photograph (2001.34.8.12A)

Photograph of the entrance to Green Mill Cocktail Lounge.

Photograph (2001.34.8.12B)

Photograph of the entrance to Green Mill Cocktail Lounge.

Photograph (2001.34.8.12C)

Photograph of the entrance to Green Mill Cocktail Lounge.

Photograph (2002.31.10)

Photograph of the parade committee. There are five people walking in a line with sashes across their shoulders, stating their roles on the committee. There is an Archbishop in the center of the line and then another on the far right side of the picture. In 1821, Greeks vigorously rose up against the oppressive Ottoman Empire which had occupied Greece for nearly four hundred years, embarking on the ultimately successful war of independence. An annual parade in the streets of Chicago commemorates this major time of celebration for the people of Greece.

Photograph (2002.31.100)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is yellow and green with a white ramp. the ramp has two white plastic horses going up it, pulling a chariot with a man dressed as Alexander the Great standing on it. there is a girl in a white dress sitting off to the side. The back of the float reads "Alexander the Great the Ancient Civilizer" while the side says "National Banking Company." The back of the photo says "930"

Photograph (2002.31.101)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has black sides with yellow fringe. There is a sign on the side that says "Treasure Island" On the float, there is a child dresses as a sailor as well as a man on the back and another child on the other side. In the middle, there is a blue black that looks like water and a grey battleship. A sign says that it is called the "Averoff." The back of the float has a white board that says "The Protector of the Aegean Sea." The back of the photo says "5-20"

Photograph (2002.31.105)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red and yellow and shaped like a boat. There is a man standing in the front, as well as two girls in the middle and a man on the back. The back of the boat has two Greek flags, and each side has three Greek flags. The side of the boat says "Greek Islands Restaurant." The back of the photo says "5-18"

Photograph (2002.31.107)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is white and blue, with a giant pegasus in the middle. There are women dressed in white dresses, as well as a boy dressed an evzone and a book on the front. There is also a man in the back who is wearing ancient Greek clothing. The back of the photo reads "1-24"

Photograph (2002.31.11)

Photograph of the parade committee for the Greek Independence Day celebration of 1975. In 1821, Greeks vigorously rose up against the oppressive Ottoman Empire which had occupied Greece for nearly four hundred years, embarking on the ultimately successful war of independence. An annual parade in the streets of Chicago commemorates this major time of celebration for the people of Greece.

Photograph (2002.31.114)

Color photograph of a float. It is tiered, with the bottom being green, then black, then light green, then yellow. On the top tier, there are people sitting in traditional Greek dress. The side of the bottom tier reads "Millionaires Club" while a sign in white on the top tier says "Better an hour of free life than 40 yrs. of slavery and prison." On the light green tier, it says "you can't afford not to join." The back of the photo says "935."

Photograph (2002.31.120)

Color photograph of people walking in a parade. In the front of each row, there is a boy dressed like an evzone. Behind each boy, there are a row of other boys, typically wearing dark blue slacks and a white shirt with a tie. There are four rows of boys. On the far end, a boy dressed as an evzone is walking behind another boy dressed as an evzone. All of the boy shave light blue sashes. The back of the photo reads "6-17"

Photograph (2002.31.121)

Color photograph of people walking in a parade. there is a group of women wearing traditional Greek dress, followed by girls wearing dark blue skirts, white knee socks, and white shirts. To the side, there are women wearing lighter colored blue skirts that are ankle-length and white tops. All of the people are wearing light blue sashes. The back of the photo reads "6-16"

Photograph (2002.31.124)

Color photograph of people walking in a parade. On the left side, there is a row of boys dressed as evzones. On the right, there are girls wearing blue, white or gold skirts with red jackets and white blouses. A float can be seen in the background. The photo is numbered as 3-31 on the back.

Photograph (2002.31.125)

Color photograph of people walking in a parade. There are three rows of boys dressed as evzones. There are red, blue, and black vests being worn. The boy closest in the photo has a toy gun tucked into his belt. All are wearing red fezzes. The photo is numbered on the back as 831A.

Photograph (2002.31.126)

Color photograph of people walking in a parade. There is a woman wearing a dark blue skirt and jacket, with white gloves, purse, blouse, and shoes. She is walking beside children wearing black pants and white shirts with Greek writing on them. Behind this group, there is another group of children wearing dark blue pants and white shirts. The photo is labelled as "6-4" on the back.

Photograph (2002.31.127)

Color photograph of people walking in a parade. It is a group of women wearing long skirts in various colors, including blue, green, yellow, brown, and pink. They are also wearing red jackets and fezzes. Behind them, there is a group of men dressed as evzones. The back of the photo says "2-4A"

Photograph (2002.31.129)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue, red, and white. There are three men in black robes and wigs, behind which stands a man in a white robe. The car pulling the float is blue. The back of the photo says "3-4"

Photograph (2002.31.12A)

Photograph of parade committee. It is a black and white photo. The committee members are walking in procession with two Archbishops. In 1821, Greeks vigorously rose up against the oppressive Ottoman Empire which had occupied Greece for nearly four hundred years, embarking on the ultimately successful war of independence. An annual parade in the streets of Chicago commemorates this major time of celebration for the people of Greece.

Photograph (2002.31.12B)

Photograph of parade committee. It is a black and white photo. The comittee members are walking in procession with two Archbishops.

Photograph (2002.31.13)

A color photograph of a group. There are four men in the background wearing evzone outfits. Three women in white dresses are in the front and they are flanked on either side by four gentlemen in suits.

Photograph (2002.31.130)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has white sides with a blue sign that says "Society of Sterea Hellas". the base of the float is green. There are four women on the float wearing white dresses which have a blue Greek key design on them. there is a platform in the middle surriounded by white that one of the women is standing on. The back of the photo says "915"

Photograph (2002.31.131)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has blue sides with two pillars in the backgroud. there is a woman in a floral dress standing by each pillar. In the front, there are two women in white dresses and red jackets. There is also a woman with a white dress in the middle. There are two seahorses on the float, one blue and the other white. The back of the photo says "4-9"

Photograph (2002.31.133)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has blue sides and white sign on the back that says "Socrates Know Thyself" as well as a man standing. There are also men suitting wearing togas with red trim around the edges on white benches with blue accents. The side of the float reads "Holy Trinity church - Socrates School" The back of the photo is numbered "3-19."

Photograph (2002.31.134)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue, yellow, and pink. There are women in white dresses waving, and potted flowers on the front. The side reads "Cypriot Brotherhood" and "The Land of Aphrodite Spring 1974". There is one woman standing while the five others sit. The back of the photo says "4-24"

Photograph (2002.31.135)

Color photograph of a crowd watching a parade. There are several small children in the front waving Greek flags, as well as a man wearing tan and holding a camera who is looking direcly ath the picture. The crowd seems to buldge out towards the back. The number on the back of the photo is 5-25.

Photograph (2002.31.136)

Color photograph of a crowd watching a parade. There are several small children in the front waving Greek flags and sitting on the curb. There are also two American flags. There is a police officer standing in front of the crowd with his arms crossed. The number on the back is 1-6.

Photograph (2002.31.137)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has blue sides and a chariot-type shape in the back, with a man with a beard and ancient Greek clothing. In the front, there are two men sitting on a white bench in more modern clothing. the side of the float reads "Hippocrates" and "Clara Zapantis Memorial Foundation." The front has a sign which reads "Hippocratic Oath." The back is numbered "1012."

Photograph (2002.31.139)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has blue sides with two pillars in the backgroud. there is a woman in a floral dress standing by each pillar. In the front, there are two women in white dresses and red jackets. There is also a woman with a white dress in the middle. There are two seahorses on the float, one blue and the other white. The float is being pulled by a black car. The back of the photo says "4-8"

Photograph (2002.31.14)

Group Photograhp under a tent. There are roughly twenty-two people in the picture the focal point of the image is an archbishop who is slightly off center to the right. The picture is mostly women and it looks like an outdoor banquet.

Photograph (2002.31.140)

Color photograph of a crowd in the parade. There is a group of the croud that is composed entirely of evzones. they are standing in front of a store with a sign that reads "chas. A. Stevens & Co." There is one evzone standing in front of the rest, and ordinary people to either side. The back of the photo says "4-34."

Photograph (2002.31.141)

Color photograph of people marching in a parade. There is a single file line of men dressed as evzones walking on a blue line, with one man off to the right keeping pace with the man in the lead. They have rifles on their right shoulders and light blue sashes around their waist. The number on the back of the photo is 1-11.

Photograph (2002.31.143)

Color photograph of people marching in a parade. There are two boys carrying a sign that reads "Budlong School Bilingual Program" and the one on the right is holding the number 43. There is a boy in a fez behind them. On the left side of the road, the rest of the parade can be seen, including two people holding a Greek and an American flag. The number on the back of the photo is 931.

Photograph (2002.31.144)

Color photograph of people marching in a parade. There are two boys carrying a sign that reads "Budlong School Bilingual Program" and the one on the right is holding the number 43. There is a boy in a fez behind them. The number on the back of the photo is 6-13.

Photograph (2002.31.145)

Color photograph of people marching in a parade. There are several people carrying a sign which reads "Samos." There is quite a bit of clear road ahead of them, and behind them women in traditional Greek dress can be seen. The sign carriers are dressed both as evzones and in modern clothes. The number on the back of the photo is 5-27.

Photograph (2002.31.146)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue and white, with children holding Greek flags, as well as a Greek flag waving in the middle of the float. The children are in traditional Greek costumes, and the side of the float reads "National Bank of Greece." Two girls can be seen in the front, with a boy by the big flag and another boy in the back. The back of the photo reads "28"

Photograph (2002.31.147)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has white sides with a blue sign that says "Society of Sterea Hellas". The base of the float is green. There are four women on the float wearing white dresses which have a blue Greek key design on them. there is a platform in the middle surriounded by white that one of the women is standing on. The woman in the front right appears to be holding something white in her hands. The back of the photo says "916"

Photograph (2002.31.148)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has blue sides and white sign on the back that says "Socrates Know Thyself" with yellow wings on either side and a man standing in front of it. There are also men suitting wearing togas with red trim around the edges on white benches with blue accents. The side of the float reads "Holy Trinity church - Socrates School" The back of the photo is numbered "924."

Photograph (2002.31.149)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has white sides and a red base, as well as a golden decoration on the side. There are seven people on the float in traditional Greek dress. The side of the float reads "Cretan Fraternity of Chicago and Suburbs" and "Capt. Daskaloyianis." The back has the number 4-20.

Photograph (2002.31.150)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has black sides with yellow fringe. There is a sign on the side that says "Treasure Island" On the float, there is a child dressed as a sailor as well as a man on the back and another child on the other side. In the middle, there is a blue black that looks like water and a grey battleship. A sign says that it is called the "Averoff." The back of the float has a white board that says "The Protector of the Aegean Sea." The back of the photo says "5-19"

Photograph (2002.31.151)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is white and blue, with a giant pegasus in the middle. There are women dressed in white dresses, as well as a boy dressed an evzone and a book on the front. There is also a man in the back who is wearing ancient Greek clothing. The side of the float reads "St. Nicholas Church Homer Greek School." The edge of the float has a red border The back of the photo reads "9-17"

Photograph (2002.31.152)

Color photograph of people marching in a parade. They are young boys wearing blue uniforms with brown neckties. The boy in front is holding a yellow and blue flag. There is a woman in a dark blue dress walking with the boys. The back of the photo reads "1-33"

Photograph (2002.31.155)

Color photograph of people in a parade. they are seven girls with blue plaid skirts and blue, white, or black knee socks. They are wearing white short sleeved shirts and brown vests. In between them, they are carrying a Greek flag. The back of the photo reads "4-0."

Photograph (2002.31.156)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are young boys wearing dark blue slacks with white shirts and dark blue ties, as well as black belts. A few of the boys have Greek flags. The back of the photo reads "835A."

Photograph (2002.31.157)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are women wearing white boots, blue skirts, and white shirts. Some are wearing helmets and tops that look like a band's. All of the girls are holding full sized Greek flags in front of them. There are two rows of girls on either side of the street, with one girl in the middle. the back of the photo reads "1-10."

Photograph (2002.31.158)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are women wearing long blue or pink skirts with red jackets, white shirts, and either red fezzes or pink handkerchiefs in their hair. Two in front are holding a blue sign that reads "Sophocles Holy Cross Greek School, Greek Orthodox Church." The back of the photo reads "6-34."

Photograph (2002.31.161)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are boys and girls wearing blue bottoms (skirts for the girls and slacks for the boys) with a white shirt that has blue Greek letters on it. Alongside, there is a man wearing peach slacks and a jacket with a white shirt and peach tie. There is also a woman further back wearing an blue skirt and jacket. The number on the back of the photo is 6-3.

Photograph (2002.31.162)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are girls in traditional Greek dress, consisting of long blue, yellow, red, or pink skirts with red jackets and white shirts. The right oside of the photo is yellow. The number on the back of the photo is 1-37.

Photograph (2002.31.165)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are girls wearing blue skirts, white knee socks and white blouses. The green streetlights alongside the road have Greek and American flags hanging on them. The back of the photo says "833A."

Photograph (2002.31.169)

Color photograph of people in a parade. In the front, there are two boys dressed as evzones carrying a sign that reads "Holy Cross Hellenic Orthodox Church" and there are girls in blue skirts and white dresses behind them. Still furthere back, there are women in long blue skirts and red jackets. The back of the photo reads "6-33."

Photograph (2002.31.17)

A man sitting at a banquet table. The man is wearing a grey/blue suite and a dark tie. He is sitting at a table that has a white tablecloth with red napkins on it. There are figures in the background but they are too dark to see.

Photograph (2002.31.171)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are girls dressed in dark blue uniforms consisting of a skirt and a jacket, They also have a white collar and hat. Behind them, there are boys dressed in dark blue uniforms with white collars and white hats. They are also all wearing white gloves. There are three women to the side of the group in blue skirts and jackets with white shirts and white gloves. The back of the photo says "5-16."

Photograph (2002.31.174)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are women wearing blue, pink, silver, or black skirts with red or black jackets, white shirts, and red fezzes. There are green streetlights alongside the road with American and Greek flags. The back of the photo says "4-15."

Photograph (2002.31.175)

Color photograph of people in a parade. In the front, there is a woman in a blue skirt and white blouse followed by boys in dark colored slacks and a white shirt carrying a sign. Behind them, there are more boys holding an American and a Greek flag. Then there are women in long white dresses. The back of the photo says 4-13.

Photograph (2002.31.176)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are two boys in black slacks and a light blue shirt carrying a sign that reads "St. Constantine and Helen." In the right side of the photograph, there is a man wearing a brown jacket crossing the street. Behind the boys, there are more boys with a sign that reads "Chios" and two people in brown jackets crossing the street in front of them. The back of the photo reads "4-3."

Photograph (2002.31.180)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are boys wearing dark blue uniforms with yellow handkerchiefs around their necks. There are two girls off to the side wearing green skirts and white tops, as well as a small girl in the middle wearing a black and white skirt with a white top. The back of the photo says "1-34."

Photograph (2002.31.184)

Color photograph of people in a parade. The photo was taken from the side. There is a boy dressed as an evzone holding a Greek flag and a girl in a white dress with red trim holding an American flag. Behind the boy, there are two girls wearing long blue skirts, red jackets, and red fezzed. Behind the girl, there are two boys dressed as evzones. The back of the photo says "932".

Photograph (2002.31.186)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are girls wearing dark blue skirts and white shirts with "SC" in the middle, as well as an outline of a megaphone. They are also holding white and blue pompoms. In the background, the girls wearing the plaid skirts with the flag can be seen. The back of the photo says 2-10A.

Photograph (2002.31.188)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are three men dressed in blue military uniforms with black hats and white gloves. The one on the left is carrying an American flag. The one in the middle has a rifle on his right shoulder. The one on the left is carrying a white flag. The back of the photo says "3-5"

Photograph (2002.31.189)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are girls wearing red skirts with blue, red, and white tops and white hats. They are also wearing white boots and holding fake rifles. In the back, a group of girls wearing blue skirts with red and white tops can be seen holding flags. The photo is labelled on the back as "3-26."

Photograph (2002.31.190)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are riding motorcycles with black slacks, white shirts, black ties, and white helmets. There is one pulled over on the right side of the road and two on the left. The back of the photo has the number 99.

Photograph (2002.31.191)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are playing drums. They are wearing black uniforms with white shirts, black ties, and white hats, as well as white socks with black shoes. The drums are all grey with white straps. The back of the photo says "1-15."

Photograph (2002.31.192)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are riding black horses and wearing uniforms that consist of black slacks, a red jacket, a black belt, a white shirt, a black tie, and a brown hat. The horses have white around their legs. Each person is holding a red and white flag. In front of them, there is a man riding a black horse with a white jacket, slacks, and shirt, black gloves, tie and belt, and a red hat. The back of the photo says "6-21."

Photograph (2002.31.194)

Color photograph of people in a parade. It is a band wearing black slacks with yellow tops and blue sashes, as well as blue or white hats. The man leading the band is wearing a white outfit with a blue and yellow logo on the front and a long blue hat. The back of the photo says "5-2."

Photograph (2002.31.195)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are girls wearing blue skirts with white slits, as well as white boots and red and white shirts with white hats and gloves. They are holding flags that are red, white, and blue. The one in front is wearing a white skirt with blue slits and is carrying a sword. The back of the photo says "3-27."

Photograph (2002.31.196)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are men on motorcycles wearing black slacks and tie with a white shirt and helmets. The windshield of their motorcycles reads "Sheriff" in yellow. There are five of them. The back of the photo says "17-34."

Photograph (2002.31.197)

Color photograph of people in a parade. In the front, there is a girl wearing a shiney red outfit and white shoes walking on the blue line. Far behind her, there are girls wearing red skirts and red, white, abnd blue tops. There is also a police car to the side. The back of the photo says "3-25"

Photograph (2002.31.198)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are two girls wearing red skirts and sleeveless tops with white accents and white boots. They are carrying a sign that is red on the sides with the white shape of Wisconsin and a star in the bottom right corner. In the middle, it is white with red writing. The top says "Redman High School Band" below which there is a lyre shape. At the bottom it says, "Milton Wisconsin." People behind them can be seen walking with flags. The back of the photo reads "3-23."

Photograph (2002.31.199)

Color photograph of people in a parade. There are girls in the front wearing red skirts with white tops and a yellow sash around their wasits. In the very front, there are girls holding an American flag, a Greek flag, and a white flag. On either side of them, there is a girl carrying a fake rifle. Behind this group, there are three girls carrying fake rifles, and following them, there are girls with yellow flags that have crown outlined in a red oval. Behind them, a band wearing red slacks and white shirts can be seen. The back of the photo says "5-11."

Photograph (2002.31.20)

This photo shows 3 men and a woman accompanied by a group of the traditionally dressed Greek men that march in the Greek Independence Day parade.

Photograph (2002.31.200)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has people dressed in blue Revolutionary War style uniforms with women sitting on the float. There is also a bell hanging on the float, which is red, white, and blue. Behind them, there are people in green skirts and yellow jackets carrying fake white rifles. The back of the photo says "2-25A"

Photograph (2002.31.201)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The car driving the float is brown. The float is green and hellow. There are yellow pillars and green stairs. Standing by a podium in the middle of the stairs, there is a woman in a white dress and a man in a black tuxedo. There are also several women in white dresses sitting at the top of the stairs. The back of the photo says "4-6."

Photograph (2002.31.202)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The base of the float is red and white. Along the side, it reads "Athens Supper Club in Chicago." The back says "U.S.-Greece, Allies Forever." While a round white circle in the middle reads "Together We Founge: WWI 1914-1919, WWII 1939-1945, Korean War 1950-1953; Forever Allies." On the float, there is a man dressed in a U.S. military uniform holding an American flag in one hand while holding the hand of a man dressed as an evzone on the other side. The back of the photo reads "7-4."

Photograph (2002.31.203)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white and blue. On each side, there is a white slope with blue at the top and red stripes. In the middle, there is a bigger white slope that reads "Freedom and Justice" at the top and has a balance at the bottom. The photo is slightly yellowed on the left edge and the top. The back of the photo reads "16-31A."

Photograph (2002.31.204)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The picture was taken from the back of the float, whose main colors are red, white, and blue. There are two pillars on the back that consist of the same colors. Two women can be seen on the float, one in a long white dress while the other is in a long blue dress. They are waving at the crowd. The back of the photo reads "17-35."

Photograph (2002.31.205)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, and says "Liberty for All" on the side, as well as "13th District Order of AHEPA" There is a Statue of Liberty replica on the front of the float, and two women in white sitting on the back, with a man driving in the middle. There are small Greek and American flags on the back. The back of the photo reads "2-24A"

Photograph (2002.31.206)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white and blue. On each side, there is a white slope with blue at the top and red stripes. In the middle, there is a bigger white slope that reads "Freedom and Justice" at the top and has a balance at the bottom. There is also a red, white, and blue pillar shape on the back The photo is slightly yellowed on the top. The back of the photo reads "16-25A."

Photograph (2002.31.207)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white and blue. On each side, there is a white slope with blue at the top and red stripes. In the middle, there is a bigger white slope that reads "Freedom and Justice" at the top and has a balance at the bottom. There is also a red, white, and blue pillar shape on the back. There is a red, white, and blue colored car with a man driving pulling the float with a Greek flag on the front. The back of the photo reads "16-29A."

Photograph (2002.31.208)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is yellow with some red and blue. The side of the float reads "Sheriff Dick Elrod." There are cardboard stars along the side with names on them, as well as a big golden star in the middle that reads "Sheriff Elrod." Behind this, there is a light blue cutout labelled as "Cook County" with an officer in a blue uniform standing. There are both Greek and American flags at the back of the float, with two women in black uniforms. the sign at the back of the float reads "Freedom and Justice." The back of the photo is numbered 911.

Photograph (2002.31.209)

Color photograph of a car in a parade. The picture was taken from the side. It reads "Richard J. Elrod, Sherrif of Cook County." The car is red and driven by a man in a white suit. In the back, there is a man in a plaid jacket and a man in a brown jacket with a yellow shirt. The car has an American flag on one side, a white flaog on the other, and a Greek flag in the middle. The back of the photo reads "1-20."

Photograph (2002.31.210)

Color photograph of a car in a parade. The picture was taken from slightly in front of the car. It reads "Richard J. Elrod, Sherrif of Cook County." The car is red and driven by a man in a white suit. In the back, there is a man in a plaid jacket and a man in a brown jacket with a yellow shirt. The car has an American flag on one side, a white flaog on the other, and a Greek flag in the middle. The back of the photo reads "1-19."

Photograph (2002.31.211)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The sides of the float are purple and wooden. There are also signs attached to this of various activities, including a sailboat, a frog and butterfly, fishing, horseback riding, and bicycling. The middle says "of Cook County." In the mdidle, there is a yellow circle with a green tree in the middle. The outside of the circle reads "Forest Preserve District." There appear to be tree branches inside of the float. The back of the photo is numbered 1032.

Photograph (2002.31.212)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The photo was taken from slightly in front of the float. The float is yellow with some red and blue. The side of the float reads "Sheriff Dick Elrod." There are cardboard stars along the side with names on them, as well as a big golden star in the middle that reads "Sheriff Elrod." Behind this, there is a light blue cutout labelled as "Cook County" with an officer in a blue uniform standing. There are both Greek and American flags at the back of the float, with two women in black uniforms. the sign at the back of the float reads "Freedom and Justice." The back of the photo is numbered 912.

Photograph (2002.31.213)

Color photograph of people in a parade. Threre are boys wearing green uniforms with red hats. One is holding an American flag, another has a red and white flag, and a third has a number 22. Beside them, there is a boy dressed as an evzone carrying a Greek flag. The photo has a "1-32" on tbe back.

Photograph (2002.31.214)

Color photograph of people in a parade. The photo was taken from behind. There are boys wearing dark blue slacks and light blue shirts walking in three rows. A few of them are carrying Greek flags, and there also appear to be three girls wearing blue plaid dresses. The back of the photo says "4-4."

Photograph (2002.31.215)

Color photograph of people in a parade. The photo is of a group of girls in traditional Greek dress. Most are wearing long blue skirts with red jackets and red fezzes. There is one girl in a red skirt, and another in a pink skirt with purple jacket and fez. Still another has a blue skirt with purple jacket and fez All have white cuffs. The back of the photo reads "8-24A."

Photograph (2002.31.217)

Color photograph of people in a parade. This ia a group of boys. The boys in front are wearing evzone outfits while the boys behind them are wearing dark blue slacks, light blue shirts, and dark blue ties. Two of the boys in front are carrying small Greek flags. The back of the photo is labelled "4-2."

Photograph (2002.31.218)

Color photograph of people in a parade. This is a group of girls in long skirts, red jackets, white shirts, and red fezzes. They are all holding blue handkerchiefs. Most of the skirts are blue, but there is one pink skirt, onf green skirt, and a girl wearing a red dress. Off to the side, there is a woman in a little black dress with white heels. The back of the photo reads "8-27A."

Photograph (2002.31.220)

Color photograph of people in a parade. This is a band, wearing white slacks with a red stripe down the outside of the leg, blue shirts with a white sash, white gloves, and metallic helmets with a red mane in the middle. The jackets also have red and white stripes around the collar as well as around the sleeves. They are also wearing white shoes. This section is playing what looks like trumpets. The back of the photo reads "6-9."

Photograph (2002.31.221)

Color photograph of people in a parade. This is a band, wearing dark blue uniforms with dark blue hats. The man in the front is wearing white slacks and a tall white hat with a yellow plume. There is also a person to the side wearing a yellow jacket and tie. The back of the photo says "3-6"

Photograph (2002.31.223)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, with a backboard that reads "Freedom and Justice." There are two women on the float, one in a white dress and the other in a light blue dress. The one in blue is holding a sword, and both are waving blue handkerchiefs. In the middle, there is a scale. A red, white, and blue pillar can be seen on the back of the float. The back of the photo reads "17-28"

Photograph (2002.31.224)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, with a backboard that reads "Freedom and Justice." There are two women on the float, one in a white dress and the other in a light blue dress. The one in blue is holding a sword, and the other is waving blue handkerchiefs. In the middle, there is a scale. A red, white, and blue pillar can be seen on the back of the float. The side of the float reads "Mertron Steel Corporation." The back of the photo reads "97"

Photograph (2002.31.225)

Color photograph of people watching a parade. There are men and women on a platform whose front is blue with white stars. These men are wearing suits and have white sashes saying various things. In the middle, there is a podium with a speaker that a man is standing at. In front of this platform, ther eare men in black robes. In front of them, there are children in traditional Greek costumes. The girls are wearing headscarves and red and blue striped shirts with white fronts whild the boys are wearing white shirts with black vests. The back of the photo is labelled "1975 Costopoulos", "32", "8-21", and there is an orange sticker that has "189" on it. There is also some tape.

Photograph (2002.31.226)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are police officers on motorcycles, who appear to be turning around. They are on white motocrycles, and are wearing black slacks with white shirts and helmets. The back of the photo says "17-31."

Photograph (2002.31.227)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are women wearing green skirts with a yellow line around the bottom, yellow shirts, white hats with green bands, and white shoes. The photo was taken from behind. They are holding white flags with a yellow, green, and another yellow stripe in the middle. The back of the photo reads "1031."

Photograph (2002.31.228)

Color photograph of people in a parade. The photo was taken from behind. They are wearing red bottoms with a white stripe down the side and yellow sashes around their waists with white shirts and red hats. They appear to be a band. In the front, there are yellow and red flags. The back of the photo reads "108."

Photograph (2002.31.229)

Color photograph of people in a parade. They are girls in dark blue skirts and yellow tops with a dark blue sash across it with white hats and shoes. The one on the left is carrying a fake rifle, while the one next to her has an American flag, followed by one with a Greek flag, then one with a white flag. Behind them, there are girls holding yellow and blue flags. The back of the photo is numbered "5-1."

Photograph (2002.31.230)

Color photograph of people in a parade. It is a band wearing red bottoms with white stripes down the leg, white shoes, ans white tops. They have a yellow sash around their waists and are wearing red hats. The section in the front is playing the drums. The back of the photo is labeleld "5-12."

Photograph (2002.31.231)

Color photograph of people in a parade. The picture was taken from behind. Nearest, ther is a band in red bottoms with white shirts and red hats, in front of which there are girls in red skirts, white shirts and white hats carrying yellow and red flags. Further on, a float can be seen, ahead of which there are people wearing blackbottoms and red tops. The back of the photo is labelled "5-13."

Photograph (2002.31.58)

Color photograph of a parade. There are American flags on the green light posts alongside the street, while people are holding Greek flags. In the front, there are kids with black slacks, blue shirts, and black ties holding a sign that reads "Plato School." Plato School was a Greek language school in Chicago. The image is from the 1975 Greek Independence Day Parade.

Photograph (2002.31.59)

Color photograph of evzones in a parade. They are all standing in a line with guns on their right shouldiers and one man off to the side. All have a pom tied around their left legs, and red felt shoes, as well as fezzes. The back of the photo reads "17-26"

Photograph (2002.31.6)

Photograph of three men standing around a counter It appears that they are in front of an entrance to a church based on the images surrounding the door in the background of the image.

Photograph (2002.31.61)

Color photograph of evzones in a parade. These appear to be younger boys walking in a group. Behind them, there is a group of girls in white blouses and blue skirts, followed by boys in white shirts and blue slacks. The red streetlights have American and Greek flags on them. The back of the photo reads "2-5A"

Photograph (2002.31.62)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, with a backboard that reads "Freedom and Justice." There are two women on the float, one in a white dress and the other in a light blue dress. The one in blue is holding a sword, and both are waving blue handkerchiefs. In the middle, there is a scale. The back of the photo reads "17-36"

Photograph (2002.31.64)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, with a backboard that reads "Freedom and Justice." There are two women on the float, one in a white dress and the other in a light blue dress. The one in blue is holding a sword, and both are waving blue handkerchiefs. In the middle, there is a scale. On the front of the float, there is a man driving a car that is also red, white and blue with a Greek and an American flag on the front. There is also a 7 on the front of the car. The back of the photo reads "17-27"

Photograph (2002.31.65)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, and says "Liberty for All" on the side, as well as "13th District Order of AHEPA." The 13th District Order of the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) covers several Chicago-based AHEPA chapters.

Photograph (2002.31.67)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, and says "13th Discrict Order of AHEPA" on the side and "AHEPA Chapters" in front.There is a Statue of Liberty replica on the front of the float, and two women in white sitting on the back, with a man driving in the middle. There are small Greek and American flags on the back. The back of the photo reads "2-22A"

Photograph (2002.31.68)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is green and white and has the flags of many different countries around the sides, as well as a globe in the middle, and a flame on a blue stand. There are women in white dresses on the float. The side of the float reads "Olympic Games" and, futher back "Olympic Airways." The back of the photo reads "918"

Photograph (2002.31.69)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is green and white and has the flags of many different countries around the sides, as well as a globe in the middle, and a flame on a blue stand. There are women in white dresses on the float. The side of the float reads "Olympic Games" and, futher back "Olympic Airways." The back of the photo reads "919"

Photograph (2002.31.70)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is green and white and has the flags of many different countries around the sides, as well as a globe in the middle, and a flame on a blue stand. There are women in white dresses on the float. The side of the float reads "Olympic Games" and, futher back "Olympic Airways." The back of the photo reads "1-30"

Photograph (2002.31.71)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is green and white and has the flags of many different countries around the sides, as well as a globe in the middle, and a flame on a blue stand. There are women in white dresses on the float. The side of the float reads "Olympic Games" and, futher back "Olympic Airways." The car is white and has a number 2 in its windshield. The back of the photo reads "1-29"

Photograph (2002.31.72)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue and white, with children holding Greek flags, as well as a Greek flag waving in the middle of the float. The children are in traditional Greek costumes, and the side of the float reads "National Bank of Greece." The photograph was taken at the 1975 Greek Independence Day Parade.

Photograph (2002.31.74)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue and white, with pillars in the background, on top of which it says "Plato Teaches Many" There are men on the float wearing brightly colored togas.The back of the picture reads "3-32"

Photograph (2002.31.75)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is black and yellow, with some green. There are men dressed as evzones, one of which is sitting on a plastic white horse, and another who is standing by a cannon. The are also women in traditional dress. The side of the float reads "Mary Ann Baking Co" The back of the photo says "5-5"

Photograph (2002.31.77)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue, red, and white. There are three men in black robes and wigs, behind which stands a man in a white robe. The side of the float reads "St. Demetrios Annunciation Churches Solon School." The back of the photo says "921"

Photograph (2002.31.78)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. There is a reconstruction of the parthenon, and several women wearing white dresses with Greek Key designs around the edges. One woman in the middle is wearing a blue dress. There are flower pots on either side with yellow flowers. The back of the photo reads "6-1"

Photograph (2002.31.79)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is red, white, and blue, and says "Liberty for All" on the side, as well as "13th District Order of AHEPA" There is a Statue of Liberty replica on the front of the float, and two women in white sitting on the back, with a man driving in the middle. There are small Greek and American flags on the back. The back of the photo reads "7-5"

Photograph (2002.31.80)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is blue and white with a yellow, brown, white, red, and blue rainbow. There are children sitting on it waving Greek flags, as well as a woman standing in a white dress. The side of the float says "Greek Bilingual Program" The back of the photo reads "6-18"

Photograph (2002.31.81)

Color photograph of a line of floats in a parade. There are green streetlights on either side with Greek and American flags, as well as a crowd of people standing to watch. The back of the photo reads "7-13."

Photograph (2002.31.82)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is white and green, with some blue. It has a white tower widdmill iwth blue blades on the front, as well as women in traditional Greek dress. The front of the float reads "Island of Mykonos, The jewel of the Agean Sea" There is also a boy sitting on the float with a Greek flag. The back of the photo reads "2-8A"

Photograph (2002.31.83)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is white and red, with men dressed as evzones standing on it and a large white and blue flag, with a man dressed in black at the back. the side of the float reads "All Must Heed the Callfor Freedom." There are potted flowers on the front of the float. The back of the photo reads "10 2"

Photograph (2002.31.84)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is white and blue, with a giant pegasus in the middle. There are women dressed in white dresses, as well as boys dressed as evzones and a book on the front. The side of the float reads "St. Nicholas Church Homer Greek School." The back of the photo reads "1-25"

Photograph (2002.31.85)

The Parthenon Restaurant & Lounge ran this float in the 1975 Greek Independence Day Parade. The restaurant was located at 314 South Halsted Street, in the heart of Greektown. The restaurant served as a gathering place for Greek Americans to enjoy a taste of home.

Photograph (2002.31.87)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is mainly blue with a grey ship in the middle. On the back, there is a man and a woman dressed in military uniforms. Above their heads, a sign reads "Guardian of the Greek Seas" and the side of the float says "Lincoln Square Chamber of Commerce" The back of the photo has the number 1025.

Photograph (2002.31.89)

Color photograph of a line of floats in a parade. There are green streetlights on either side with Greek and American flags, as well as a crowd of people standing to watch. The photo is taken from behind the floats The back of the photo reads "5-23."

Photograph (2002.31.90)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is white, green, and yellow. The skirt is white while the base is green, and there are two yellow swirls with a platform in the middle that a man dressed is a white toga is standing on while holding a lantern. The sign behind him reads "Diogenes" and the side of the float says "St. Basil Greek Orthodox Church" and "Diogenes: Still Looking for an Honest Man." The back of the photo says "925"

Photograph (2002.31.92)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has blue and green. In the middle, there is a white circle that looks like it says "NO" with a girl in traditional dress standing on a platform in front of it. On either side of her, there is a man dressed as an evzone. There are alwo two women dressed up in the front and one in the back, as well as another man dressed as an evzone. The end of the sign on the side of the float says "of America + Canada" though the rest of the sign is hard to read. the back of the photo says "1026"

Photograph (2002.31.93)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is yellow and green with a white ramp. the ramp has two white plastic horses going up it, pulling a chariot with a man dressed as Alexander the Great standing on it. there is a girl in a white dress sitting off to the side. The back of the float reads "Alexander the Great the Ancient Civilizer" while the side says "National Banking Company." The back of the photo says "6-12"

Photograph (2002.31.94)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has a blue base, with cardboard erected to look like stones in the front. There are women in traditional dress holding white strips of fabric between them, with another woman in traditional dress sitting on the back atop what looks like a white pyramid with red stairs. The back of the photo reads "5-4"

Photograph (2002.31.95)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is being pulled by a green car. It has blue sides and a white backboard that reads "Ancient Greek Theater" and has the theater masks on it. There is a woman and a child sitting on the float, one of whom is holding a Greek flag. The back of the photo reads "3-7"

Photograph (2002.31.96)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has white sides and a red base, as well as a golden decoration on the side. There are eight people on the float in traditional Greek dress. The side of the float reads "Cretan Fraternity of Chicago and Suburbs" and "Capt. Daskaloyianis." The back has the number 1020.

Photograph (2002.31.97)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float has red and white sides with a sign that says "All must heed the call for freedom" and five men dressed as evzones standing on it with a flag that is blue with a white cross in the corner, and the rest is white with golden writing. ther is a man on the back of the float wearing black. The back of the photo says "5-3"

Photograph (2002.31.98)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. The float is mainly white with blue accents. The side reads "St. Andrews Greek Orthodox Church" and "Xanthos Skoufas Tsakalof." There are three men standing at the front by a white podium wearing suits and top hats. The two men on the sides are wearing black, while the man in the middle is wearing grey. There is a woman in traditional dress on the back sitting with a bunch of boys dressed as evzones. The back of the photo reads "936"

Photograph (2002.31.99)

Color photograph of a float in a parade. It has blue sides and a white backboard that reads "Ancient Greek Theater" and has the theater masks on it. There is a woman and a child sitting on the float. The child is sitting in front of the woman and holding a Greek flag. The side of the float says "Olympia Fields Assumption Church" and "Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes." The back of the photo reads "922"

Photograph (2002.65.1)

Portrait of individuals dressed in costume to celebrate Apokeratiko Glendi. 1st Row: Sam Godellas, Chris Lamberes, Tony Lamberes, Tommy Garikes, Dolly Godellas, Assimo Garikes, Fanny Chareas, Kalliopi Djikas, Art Garikes, Pete Godellas 2nd Row: Dena Tsakiris (Thanas), Barbara Garikes, Philip Molaitis, Tasia Lamberes, Mrs. Godellas, Alexandra Paramboukas, Tom Garikas 3rd Row: Unknown, Same Tsakiris (Thanas), Vasilliki Djikas, Andronike Molaitis, George Garikes, Mr. Godellas, Mrs. Chareas, Unknown 4th Row: Mike Garikes, George Lamberes, Louie Djikas, Steve Paramboukas, Unknown, Unknown, Stanley Chareas, Constandinos "Gus" Tsakiris (Thanas)

Photograph (2003.31.1)

A photograph of a reception given in honor of Miss Europe at the home of Dr. and Mrs. S.D. Soter on January 1, 1931. The gathering brought together prominent members of the Greek American community at the Soter residence.

Photograph (2003.36.53.2)

A group of women in traditinal dress walking in the parade. the first woman on the far right is holding a sign, but the words are cut off.

Photograph (2003.36.53.4)

Photograph of a couple on the sidewalk watching the Independance day parade. The man is wearing a grey suite and is holding an American flag. The woman is in a grey knee length dress and she is holding a Greek Flag. both figures are standing next to the gardrails and looking at the photographer. They are standing in front of a hardware store and there are varios peopl walking behind them.

Photograph (2003.36.53.5)

Procession of the Hellenic- American Police Association in the Greek independance day parade.

Photograph (2003.36.53.7)

Image of Steinmets High School marching band in Greek Independance day Parade.

Photograph (2003.40.4)

Wedding photograph of Konstantine Simopoulos, age 27, and Vasiliki Panagiotopoulos, age 23

Photograph (2003.56.1)

Wedding, Chicago, IL

Photograph (2003.56.2)

A black and white photograph of a young boy. He is dressed in a patterned one piece outfit. There are 6 buttons on the chest, and a lighter fabric belt. It is collared and there is a white hankerchief in his left pocket. He is wearing a white shirt and bow tie as well. He is wearing white stockings and black shoes. He is standing next to and in front of a vase of roses. Behind him is a a wooden railing.

Photograph (2003.59.2)

A black and white portrait of an older man. It is from his head to his chest. He is wearing a dark suit, a white shirt, and a dark tie. There is a white hankerchief in the left pocket of his suit. The background is blurry. In general there is a blurry quality to the picture. The man's chest is pointing to the left of the camera, but his head is turned to look straight at it.

Photograph (2004.6.2)

A black and white passport photo of a man. The photo is just of the man's face with a white background. He has dark hair and eyes. There is the number "22 578" directly underneath his face. The picture was once cut in half, the part which was cut off says, "5'.8" A.I.S.C. 7-27-9"

Photograph (2005.4.4)

Magda Simopoulos, age 16, and date at Prom dinner. Black and white photo. Magda and her date are sitting at a table both with plates of meat with fries. They also have glasses of cola. There is a bowl of rolls next to the ketchup bottle the label calling it "catsup". In the background there is a table of older men and women with a man holding a cigarett in his hand. Next to Magda's date there is a man smiling with his eyes closed.

Picture (2006.19.78)

Athanasios Gatsos and Ekaterina Makris Gatsos on their wedding day May 15, 1911 in chicago

Photograph (2006.26.5)

Black and whtie portrait of John Lucas Katsikas. John is dressed in his dress U.S. Army uniform. The portrait is about stomach high, he has his arms crossed and his smiling. The background is blank.

Photograph (2006.27.7)

Black and white photograph of group of men seated and standing at table holding checks and certificates. Image of recepients of the Union Pension fund. Christ Ladis pictured, standing, second from right.

Photograph (2007.11.1)

Frank Haralambos standing outside of Four Stars Restaurant on the opening day.

Photograph (2007.17.17)

Young Harry Lalagos in sailor suit standing on sidewalk of Pan-Arcadian offices.

Photograph (2007.4.6)

Family gathered around child and birthday cake. From Left: (seated with hand at face) Angie Cotsones, (standing with hand at hip) Dorothy Mavros, (young girl to right of Dorothy) Lillian Mavros, Lillian Cotsones (standing behind Lillian), Georgia Cotsones (to right of Lillian Cotsones), Maria Mavros (young girl standing at right), Mr. Costas and Jeanne Cotsones (infant).

Photograph (2007.51.1)

Photographic black and white copy of wedding reception of Georgia Nikolakikis and Peter Maniates. The bride and groom are sitting in the middle with a table in front of them that has a white table cloth and flowers on top. The first row of people have children sitting on the ground, followed my mem and women sitting in chairs. There are approximately six rows of people.

Photograph (2008.17.12)

Black and white photo of Father Nestonides and women of Assumption St. Catherine's Chapel Greek Orthodox Church in nursing uniforms working for the Red Cross during WWII. Two tables of nurses sitting, there are 5 nurses standing two of them are on either side of Father Nestonides. The photo was taken of nurses in Red Cross in Chicago at St. Catherine's Chapel during WWII.

Photograph (2008.17.2)

Children of immigrants from Vervena, Kenouria, Greece at Annual holiday gathering.

Photograph (2008.17.3)

Vervena Picnic. Group posed at outdoor picnic with somatia banner and Greek and American flags. See 2008.17.10

Photograph (2008.17.7)

Immigrants from Vervena, Kenouria, Greece with children at annual gathering in Chicago. The banner reads "Greek Fraternity Vervenon."

Photograph (2009.1.7.7)

Formal portrait of 1960 Western (Chicago) Golden Gloves Team The Spanakos twins were contemporaries with Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) See http://www.newsblaze.com/story/20070316093658nnnn.nb/topstory.html

Photograph (2010.9.2.2)

Group photograph of Assumption Women's Club, The Committee Board with Father Demetrios N. Treantafeles, front row seated left, and Father James Canellos, front row seated right,.

Paper, Photographic (2011.7.14)

A photo of the St. Louis Ice Cream Parlor store front with Alex Rassogianis (right) and George. The photo is taken from the corner and includes the entirety of the exterior of the shop. The photo is pasted to a black cardstock frame which shows sign of some damages. The little girl at right may be Pauline Franks, the donor.

Paper, Photographic (2011.7.15)

A photo of the interior of Alex's Candy shop. The Rassogianis brothers, Gus (Right), George (Center), and Alex (left) sit at a table in the center of the photo with the counter and register to the left and additional seating to the right. The picture has no frame and is very wrinkled.

Paper, Photographic (2011.7.17)

A photo of the interior of Alex's Candy Shop, specifically of the register area. There are dozens of wrapped baskets in the photo so this was presumably taken around Easter. There are so many candies and other products in the store that it seems as if patrons would have been unable to walk directly up to the cash register.

Card, Index (2011.7.8)

A scan of Alex Rassogianis' original business card for the St. Louis Candy Shop. The photo has no picture frame of any kind yet shows little damage. The card reads "Alex Rassogianis, St. Louis Ice Cream Parlor; Confectionary, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco.

Paper, Photographic (2011.7.9)

A photographic postcard of Gus Rassogianis, the middle brother, taken in the 1920 when he arrived int he US. The image is of Gus Rassogianis standing alongside a railing and a table with a vase. He is wearing a long winter coat and a hat and is resting his arm along the railing.

Paper, Photographic (2012.14.7)

A photograph of the Chicago "He Hellas" Greek group of Chicago Red Cross workers, seated with the Console General of Greece. The Donor's mother is 2nd from left, top row. The photograph is black & white, and is in relatively good condition with slight tearing in the top left corner, and creasing in the bottom left corner.

Photograph (2012.51.1)

Black and White photograph of the Bill Sepsis Orchestra on the Bobby Papademas Television Show in 1969. In this photograph the accordion player and drummer are in the center while the guitarist and clarinet are off the the left side. There is a piano on the right side and a stage light on the upper right corner. Bill Sepsis- drums, Ted Coziokos- guitar, Teddy Bellos- clarinet, Ernie Micelli- accordion.

Photograph (2012.51.11)

The Bill Sepsis Orchestra. Marine Ballroom Blackstone Hotel 1964 Bass- George Citko Clarinet-John Gigilos Guitar- Ted Coziokos Drums- Bill Sepsis Accordian- Joe Lazar

Photograph (2012.51.13)

Bill Sepsis and His Greek American Orchestra of Chicago. 1951. Son of Bill on drums. There are five men in this black and white image playing in this orchestra.The sign in front of the drum set that reads " I'm for North Shore for '51 How About you?"

Photograph (2012.51.2)

Black and White photorgraph of the Bill Sepsis Orchestra on hte Bobb Papademis Telivision Show 1969 this photo shows the entire band with the drummer in the center the accordian player to the right and the claranet and guitar to the left. Bill Sepsis- Drums Ted Coziokos- Guitar Teddy Bellos- Clarinet Ernie Micelli- Accordian

Photograph (2012.51.3)

Black and White photorgraph of the Bill Sepsis Orchestra on hte Bobb Papademis Telivision Show 1969 Bill Sepsis- Drums Ted Coziokos- Guitar Teddy Bellos- Clarinet Ernie Micelli- Accordian This picture shows the band in the background and a television camera and the camera operatior to the far right of the photo.

Photograph (2012.51.4)

Black and White photograph of the Bill Sepsis Orchestra on the Bobby Papademis Television Show 1969 Picture show Bill Sepsis on drums. It looks like the picture was taken from between the camera and the camera operator.

Photograph (2012.51.5)

Black and White photograph of the Bill Sepsis Orchestra on the Bobby Papademis Television Show 1969 Bill Sepsis - Drums Ted Coziokos- Guitar Teddy Bellos - Clarinet Ernie Micelli - Accordion. Photograph of a television screen that shows the entire band on the television show.

Photograph (2013.21.10)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in Chicago's Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Two men atop the float with a child, both dressed in traditional Greek costume. Float sponsored by Pan-Epirotic Federation. Float represents the "Liberated Greeks and Southern Italy and Sicily form Roman Rule" . Four ink stamps on the back (duplicated): date, print #, studio name and cost to reprint.

Photograph (2013.21.12)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in the Chicago Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Float sponsored by Greek American Progressive Association. Float represents Greek-Americans and immigrating to the United States. Three children and two women atop the float in traditional Greek costume. Three ink stamps on the back: date, print # and studio name.

Photograph (2013.21.13)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in the Chicago Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Float sponsored by Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Nine children atop the float in traditional Greek costume. Sign upon float "In this Sign, Conquer". Three ink stamps on back: date, print # and studio name.

Photograph (2013.21.14)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in the Chicago Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Float sponsored by Annunciation Cathedral St. Demetrios Church. Float represents Battle of Salamis. Eight men atop the float in traditional Greek battle costume and weaponry. Float looks like a boat. Four ink stamps on the back: date, print #, studio name and price to reprint.

Photograph (2013.21.15)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in Chicago's Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Float sponsored by Athens on Rush. Float represents Athena: Goddess of Wisdom. One women atop float, dressed as Athena. Six women walking along side the float. Miniature model of Parthenon on front of float. Four ink stamps on the back: date, print #, studio name and price to reprint.

Photograph (2013.21.16)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in Chicago's Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Float is sponsored by Mercantile National Bank of Chicago. Float represents an Aegean Holiday. Two women and one child atop the float in modern vacation wear. Large seahorse on the front of float. Three ink stamp marks on back: date, print # and studio name.

Photograph (2013.21.17)

8" x 10" color photograph of float in the Chicago Greek Independence Day Parade on State Street in 1967. Float sponsored by Connie Buzanis. Nine women and child atop the float in traditional Greek costume. Fountain and stairway on float. Three ink stamps on the back: date, print # and studio name.

Photograph (2013.21.18)

8" x 10" black and white photograph of Richard J. Daley, Archbishop lakovas and Constantine Stamis (donor and parade marshall). Photographed at the main stand of parade. Photographed by Lawerence A. Mosley. Developed by Press Photo Service in Des Plaines. Two ink stamps on back marking both photographer and developer name, address and phone number.

Photograph (2013.21.19)

8" x 10" black and white photograph of Richard J. Daley and Archbishop lakovas shaking hands during the first Chicago Greek Independance parade on State Street in 1967. Constantine Stamis (donor) can be seen on right hand side. Two ink stamps on the back of photographer and developer.

Photograph (2013.21.23)

8" x 10" black and white photograph of float in the first Chicago Greek Independance Parade. Float sponsored by Mid-City Dairy Co. Float represents the Trojan Horse. Four women atop of the float in white dress, adorned with the Greek key pattern.

Photograph (2013.21.24)

8" x 10" black and white photograph of float in the first Chicago Greek Independance parade on State Street in 1967. Float sponsored by St. Nicholas Hellenic Orthodox Church. Large, stuff bear with two men in traditional Greek costume. Float in front of Marshall Fields. Front view of float 2013.21.9 by Arthur Harrison. Two ink stamps on back of photo: photographer and developer.

Photograph (2015.16.1)

This is a picture of John Catsulis at his restaurant, Chuck Wagon, in Chicago sometime between 1941 and 1947. Catsulis was born as John Katsoulakis in 1888 in Lastros Village, Sitia, Crete in Greece. He came to the United States as a young man and worked as a restaurant dishwasher. During World War I, he served as a baker and cook at Great Lakes Naval Station in Waukegan. He spent the rest of his life working at restaurants in Chicago and Waukegan. He sent money back to Greece to pay for the education of his nieces and nephews and paid for some of them to come to the United States. He never married or had children. He died in 1987 in Chicago at the age of 98. This photograph was donated by Catsulis's goddaughter, Helen Grenus. There is currently a Greek-American diner in Wilmette, Illinois called Chuck Wagon.

Photograph (2015.22.16)

A black-and-white photographic print. The photo depicts seven men sitting behind a table. Some of them are wearing military uniforms, while others are wearing suits. All but one of the men are wearing military side caps. The man on the far right is wearing a different kind of military cap. Many of the men have medals on their chests. There is a white cloth on the table, as well as several dishes of food. Each man has a plate and cup in front of him. There are four American flags behind the men and a window on the right wall. There is a raised platform behind the men, and someone can be seen sitting or standing on it. The following is printed on the back of the photograph: Edward's Photos 1410 W. Division St. Ph. HUMboldt 2560 - Chicago 22, ILL.

Photograph (2015.22.21)

A black-and-white photographic print depicting a large group of men and women in four rows, with the first row sitting and the other three rows standing behind them. They are inside a large room, in front of stage which has its curtains drawn. There is an American flag on a pole to the left of the stage and an exit sign over the door on the left. There are two lamps hanging from the ceiling. The captions says: Monthly Meeting of the "Citizens Greek American Club" in Conjunction with the Greek Ladies Charitable Organization "Parthenon."

Photograph (F2014.84)

Formal portrait (shoulders and up) of James K. Chelos, the first Greek-American Judge. Photograph is in black and white and has been matted to cardboard. He wears a tie and robes.

Photograph (F2014.86)

Horizontal formal portrait of James K. Chelos, the first Greek-American judge. He is seated at a table and looks away from the camera. The photo is plack and white. Chelos wears his robes and a tie.

Photograph (F2015.30)

Photographic print, color. Photo of two men, middle aged, wearing suits and ties. Background of skyscraper buildings, blurred. To the photo's right sideappears to be the historical Wrigley Building. There is a crowd of people directly behind the two men. There is a white border around the photograph, which is slightly off-centered

Photograph (F2015.31)

Photographic print, color. The photo features a large parade float, with a man a top a model horse, dressed in a Greek military fustanella, Epiknemides, black shoes with pom poms, and a gold and red vest. On his head is a shiny silver colored crown-like headpiece with a red, gold and white symbol in the center. In his hand he holds up a saber. On either side of him are two other men, both wearing full pleated fustanellas with red fez hats, red and gold vests, deep red and gold sash belts, and the man on the left side has a cloth with blue and white stripes hanging off his belt. Around the men to the front, and one behind, there are young girls wearing traditional Greek clothing. There is faux grass, and a an arch behind them. The arch has a sign that reads "General T.K..." but is partially obscured by the arm of the man on the horse. The sign most likely reads "General T. Kolokotronis" in reference to a general who served in the war for Greek Independence. The horse model stands a top a platform decorated with white tinsle or some similar type of material. It has text in blue that reads: "[Ko]lokotronis won for the Gree[ks] [th]eir most charsihed human right Liberty!" The photo is most likely from the annual Greek Indepedence Day Parade held in Chicago around the end of March. The man on the horse statue is most likely portraying General Theodoros Kolokotronis

Photograph (F2015.40)

Black and white photograph of a man wearing a black tuxedo jacket, a white dress shirt with dimanond-shaped buttons, a black bowtie, and a folded hankerchief ih his front lapel pocket. He is photographed from just above his waist and up. He is standing in front of a curtain. There is a white border around the image.

Photograph (F2016.153)

This is a picture of five men standing on a light blue carpet in front of a dark blue background with two flags, one of which is the American flag, and the other is the flag of the state of Illinois. The man on the left is wearing a black suit with a white shirt and a red, black, and white tie. Next to him is a man wearing a brown suit with a white shirt and brown tie. Next is a man wearing a black suit, white shirt, and red, black, and white tie, as well as glasses. Next to him is a man wearing a dark blue suit with a white shirt and a grey tie. The last man is wearing a blue suit with white shirt and blue tie.

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