Glen Sobola’s presentation on the history of Slavic Village in Cleveland is now available for viewing in the Member’s Only section of our website under Presentation Handouts and Videos.
Advance the video to the 1:15 mark.
My grandparents and immediate family lived on E. 66th St in 1930. They owned their home. Name was Plocharski.
Good information Ben! Glad you were able to connect with so many distant relatives.
My grandmother was born in 1894 in a house on East 66th, then known as Poland Street. She was baptized…
Trina did a wonderful job creating maps with Polish heritage. I've used them several times, although not this one in…
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