Greek Immigrants Era 1900-1940

File — Box: 2, Folder: 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Reproduction of earlier image of The First Greek Orthodox Church in the United States, dated 1864
2: Reproduction of earlier image of Maindanes (labor agent)
3: Marriage photograph of Mr. Fiori (store owner)and Angelina, Mary(Fiori) Zolintaki and Katherine Fiori also pictured as bridesmaids, photograph by Louis Lingos
4: Greek Restaurant Workers from the Wilson Hotel, photographed by Louis Lingos, dated 1912
5: Reproduction of ealier photographs of Nell Maddy and Andrew Dallas(Mr. and Mrs.) (KKK cross burned at their restaurant)
6: Photograph of Ellen Koulouris with blanket she wove on a loom in her Greek village when she was a girl
7: Reproduction of earlier photo of Luncheon given by Cretan Ladies Society of Amalthea in Honor of the Delegates and Visitors to the National Convention of the Pancretan Union, Chicago, IL, July 1, 1942
8: Reproduction of earlier photo of Greek Independence Day, Grand Rapids, MI school/choir, circa 1930's, This photograph is property of the Michigan and Family History Department, Grand Rapids Public Library
9: Reproduction of earlier photograph of Vasilion Market-one of the first owned in Los Angeles by a Greek family and located in Bagle Heights, circa 1906
10: Reproduction of earlierphotograph of Cretan Creek Coal Miners, Southern Colorado, 1912( before Ludlow Massacre), photograph by Mike Lingos
11: Reproduction of earlier photograph of Funeral of Louis Tikas, "the Martyr of Ludlow", Trinidad, Colorado, 1914
12: Reproduction of earlier photograph of Early Wyoming Wedding: circa 1912
13: Reprodcution of earlier photograph of Early Asia Minor Greek immigrants, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, early 1930's
14: Reproduction of earlier photograph of Coffeehouse in Salt Lake City Greek town, photograph by Louis Lingos
15: Reproduction of earlier phorotgraph of Salt Lake City Greek town, shown in image: Harry Pantelakis, photograph by Louis Lingos
16: The Cozy Corner Candy Shop owned by Frank and Tom Kyriopoulos (Sixth South and Main Street, Salt Lake City), dated 1906
17: Meat Market Grocery, Copperton, Bingham Canyon, Utah
18: Reproduction of earlier photograph of Peter Georgelas Family, Helper Utah, circa early 1920s
19: Copperfield Mercantile Co., 1908 owners George Adondakis(left) and Gust Kouris(third from left), Greek immigrants from island of Crete, Bingham Canyon, Utah, 1908
20: Reproduction of earlier photograph of Greek Church in Salt Lake City, from Ergatis, weekly Greek newspaper in Salt Lake City, used in 2nd edition of "Rage and Toil in a New Land"
21: Reproduction of earlier photograph of a Group Portrait of unidentified men, This photograph is property of the Utah State Historical Society
22: Mrs. Efighenia Moshos, Greek school teacher in Salt Lake City, Magna, 1920s
23: Reproduction of earlier phorotgraph of Marriage photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Haralambos Zonmadakis(Pepperakis), Price, Utah, early 1920s
24: Sam Sampinos Family, Price Utah
25: Death Wedding of Young Mother (Mary Georgelas Kelaidio), father unshaven following cultural edict that attention to appearances is vanity, used in Utah Historical Quarterly, Winter 1984, vol. 52, no.1 " Wrestling with Death: Greek Immigrant Funeral Customs in Utah"
26: Reproduction of earlier photograph: Family Cabinet Portrait, used in "Rage and Toil in a New Land", This photograph is property of the Utah State Historical Society
27: Reproduction of earlier photrgraph: Family Cabinet Portrait, used in "Rage and Toil in a New Land"

Dates

1900-1967

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.