Considered a satellite community of Warszawa, the neighborhood of “Krakowa” emerged as a result of the formation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus parish in […]
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Warszawa Neighborhood
The image and text are attributed to the author, Trina Goss Galauner, as published in our July/September 2013 newsletter, Volume 22 Issue 3 and the […]
Read morePGSGC Meeting March 3 7PM ET
Join us on Tuesday, March 3rd at 7PM for Forged in Work: Polish Immigrants in Cleveland’s Mills, Factories and Neighborhood Businesses by Thomas Kaschalk. We will […]
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The image and text are attributed to the author, Trina Goss Galauner, as published in our October December 2015 newsletter. Volume 23 Issue 4. Cleveland’s […]
Read moreSlavic Village History Presentation Available
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 […]
Read moreBarbarowa and St. Barbara’s Church in Cleveland
The drawing and following article were created by Trina Galauner and published in the January/March 2015 edition of Our Polish Ancestors. They are reproduced here […]
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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…
My paternal side has deep roots in the Tremont neighborhood. The Socha, Wszolek, Nachman, Kman/Kmon, Hardulak, Stanczyk and Gaba families…
My grandparents and immediate family lived on E. 66th St in 1930. They owned their home. Name was Plocharski.