Alvanos and Arhos Heritage By Eva Arhos It was 1934 when my parents, Gust and Theano Alvanos moved to Annapolis, MD from Waynesboro, PA. We
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During the early 20th century, Annapolis area beach resorts flourished. Summer communities and recreational areas had occupied much of Anne Arundel County’s Chesapeake Bay shoreline,
Contributed by Anastasia Pantelides Samaras Additional contributions from Angela Nikiforou, Kyriakoulla Kacoyianni, Maria Pelekanos, and Joan Goudounis Keep Dancing! We are each a part of
Contributed by Anastasia Pantelides Samaras Geographical contexts and buildings are often markers of the making and remembering of our early identities. Four Constitution Avenue is
Vlachi and the Aspropotamos Society in Annapolis The Vlachi (a.k.a. “Aromanians”) are a Romanian ethnic group native to the Balkans, traditionally living in northern and
Vlachi and the Aspropotamos Society in Annapolis The Vlachi (a.k.a. “Aromanians”) are a Romanian ethnic group native to the Balkans, traditionally living in northern and
Vlachi and the Aspropotamos Society in Annapolis The Vlachi (a.k.a. “Aromanians”) are a Romanian ethnic group native to the Balkans, traditionally living in northern and
The Foundas Family Members of the Foundas family immigrated to the United States from the village of Gardiki, Trikala, Thessaly, Greece. There were eight siblings
Lewnes Family History In 1906, a boy of 14 ventured from Arna, a village in Sparta, Greece, to America on the English ship, Compania, with
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