The communities Greek immigrants built across America — their founding, their peak, and where they stand today.
For more than a century, a stretch of South Halsted Street on Chicago's Near West Side has been the beating heart of Greek America…
Astoria, Queens became the largest Greek community outside of Greece itself by the 1970s, a city within the city where the languag…
— John Cocoris, from Hydra, Greece
When John Cocoris arrived on the Gulf Coast of Florida in 1905, he brought with him a technology, a workforce, and an entire way o…
Detroit's Greektown was built by immigrants who came for the auto industry and stayed to build churches, restaurants, and a commun…
Baltimore's Greek community never achieved the fame of Chicago's or Astoria's, but for three decades in the early twentieth centur…