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In 1943, Tarpon Springs High School’s annual Prom was celebrated at The Manor on Country Club Drive. Those attending included Lula Christodoulou, Mary Stavropoulos, Pete Tsourakis, and Augustine Paskalakis.

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This panoramic view of the convention of AHEPA (American Hellenic Educational and Progressive Association) includes both members as well as local residents in front of the Tarpon Springs City Hall in 1928. Many AHEPA members wear a fez with AHEPA and…

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Dressed for a special event, the women of GAPA include, front row Foto Lerios, Mary Gianneskis Manticos, Catherine Gonatos Bouchlas; second row Sofie Stamas Athas, Despina Smirlis; top row Dikea Nicholas Arfaras, Assimina Velousis, Mrs. Christou. The…

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Ladies Kalymnian Society members gathered with Father Theofilos Karaphillis in front of the altar inside the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in 1944. After the initial influx, Kalymnians gradually became the largest regional group within the Greek…

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Members of the Symian Society and children gather with Father Theofilos Karaphillis in 1930. Another of the major island groups represented in the Greek community is from the island of Symi. Symians were the first to adopt the skafandro, or the heavy…

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Members of the Men’s Halki Society pose in front of the Philoptochos Society building on Hope Street in the early 1950s. In the front row are, left to right, George Pappas, John Nefton, Costas “Dinio” Klimantos, Diamantis Leonis; in the second row,…

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The Greek community observes many types of festive secular occasions. The successful Greek Revolution against 400 years of Ottoman rule is celebrated on March 25 throughout the Greek diaspora. In this parade down Tarpon Avenue during the 1940s, men…

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In Tarpon Springs, Greek Independence Day is usually celebrated with a parade and glendi (party) that include dance groups, children in regional costumes, community organizations, church officials, and dignitaries from Greece. This image shows Greek…
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