A large, black-and-white photographic print. The photo depicts a group of eleven people in two rows. Two women are sitting in front with a girld standing between them and a boy standing on either side. Standing behind them are three men and two boys. The man on the far right is holding a baby. Both of the women and the girl are wearing black dresses with sleeves that go past the elbow. The girl is wearing a cross necklace and has large ribbons in her hair, and the woman on the left is wearing a necklace with a large pendant. The men and boys are wearing dark suits with white shirts and dark ties. The men are also wearing vests. The baby is wearing white clothing. Text on the bottom right of the print says "Chicago, Illinois 1920 - The Felekos Family Brothers".

This is a photograph of the family of Nick Falakos. It was the last photo of the family taken together in Chicago. The people in the back row, and their relations to Nick Falakos are, from right to left: Ted (grandfather's brother), Nick (uncle), Pete (grandfathers brother), Stephen (uncle), Paul (uncle), and George (grandfather). In the front row are: Jim (uncle), Andrean (grand-uncle's wife), Crisula (aunt), Mary (grandmother), and Minas (father).

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