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This print, made in 1873 by Paul Frenzeny, reflects the hardships early Italian immigrants faced in New York.

This is a plaque that dedicates the site where Little Italy in San Jose was founded, listing the founders, volunteers, and donors.

This is a WWII propaganda poster created in America to encourage English to be spoken and not German, Japanese, or Italian.

McCloud strikers lined up action unknown

The exterior of the San Francisco office of L'Italia

Image of the preface of an Italian cuisine cookbook, in English, published in 1919 for an American audience.

Interview clip from 2024 interview with Luisa Giulianetti (author of Agrodolce) about how food is tied to memories.

Shows the first Eataly that opened in 2007 in Torino, Italy.

Image of a large Italian American family having dinner on a Sunday in 1930.