Biographical sketches of Greeks in Jacksonville
Subtitle: [1939-40]
Contributors: Shepherd, Rose; Federal Writers' Project of the Work Projects Administration for the State of Florida
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1939
Place of publication: Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Subjects: Greeks
Notes: Spine title.

Typescript for the Federal Writers' Project.
Table of contents: title: Nickolas Alexander, Superstitions of the race and personal ideas; title: Annie Brown or Zaprakas (Wife of the third Greek to come to this city and establish himself in business) manager of Burbridge Annex, West Forsyth Street, Jacksonville, Fla. / interviewed by L. Stedman, July 7th 1939; title: Tony Carazas, Greek born in Constantinople, Turkey, owner and operator of Liquor store at 1019 West Bay Street; title: Jennie Castrounis (Greek) 2685 Dellwood Ave., piano teacher, aged 19; title: Miss Jennie Castrounis, singer "Old demos" and "Sta-Xena-Traho" / presented by Lillian Stedman; title: John Castrounis, singer / Lillian Stedman; title: John Cooris, Greek, Founder of the sponge fishing industry at Tarpon Springs; title: William Felos, Greek, Hat cleaner and blocker, 130 West Forsyth St. / Rose Shepherd, writer; title: James Kivelos (Greek) Atlas Restaurant, Main St., Jacksonville, Fla. / Interviewed by Lillian Stedman; title: Peter Mantos, Greek, owner Terminal Restaurant opposite terminal depot / Interviewed Feb. 14, 1940 by Lillian Stedman; title: Gus Panos, exporter and importer of fancy fruits and groceries, vegetables & delicatessen, Main and Monroe Streets, Jacksonville, Fla. / L. Stedman, interviewer; title: Anakrimous Panouse (Greek) Samos, Greece, owner of half interest in Tasty Coney Island Luncheonette, Forsyth & Ocean Streets, Jacksonville, Fla. / Interviewed April 15, 1940 by Lillian Stedman; title: Cecilia Poulos; title: Cecilia Janes Lazos Poulos, 2883 College Street, wife of restaurantuer and daughter of successful businessman / Interviewed April 21, 1939 Lillian Stedman; title: Rev. Elias Skipitares (Greek), Minister, Greek Church, "The Revelation of St John Divine" / Rose Shepherd, writer; title: Rev. Elias Skipitares, Greek Minister (Interview II) / Rose Shepherd, writer; title: Georges K. Stathis, Restauranteur, August 11, 1939 / Rose Shepherd, writer; title: Mr. Stephanias (Greek), owner of half interest in DeSoto Cafe, West Bay Street / Interviewed April 4, 1940 by Lillian Stedman; title: Clemm Vallis (Greek), owner half interest in Tasty Coney Island, Forsyth and Ocean Streets, interviewed April 9, 1940; title: Daughters of Penelope, March 28, 1940 / Mrs. Stedman; title: Marie Marise, Greek school teacher.