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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_American

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago,_Illinois

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Polish Americans makes it simpler

Greenpoint in Brooklyn in New York is a Polish neighbourhood.

Little Poland



Little Poland is an informal name for part of a neighborhood in Greenpoint, in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. The name Little Poland came to be applied to it following an influx of Polish immigrants after 1900. Earlier, several other places in New York City had been called Little Poland.

As described by The New York Times in a June 22, 1984, article: "Manhattan Avenue is the heart of what residents call Little Poland. There are Polish meat stores with strings of kielbasa, bakeries with Polish bread and babkas, supermarkets with Polish pickles, jams, dried soups and sauerkraut." The neighborhood is served by the NYPD's 94th Precinct.

Related neighborhoods

A similar neighborhood is Maspeth, due east, about two or three miles, in southern Queens. Historically Polish since 1890, the Broad Steet neighborhood in New Britain, Connecticut was designated Little Poland by the City Council in 2008 at the urging of the Polonia Business Association.

Other Polish neighbourhoods in New York are Ridgewood and Maspeth in Queens.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maspeth,_Queens

In the past the Lower East side of Manhattan attracted a lot of Polish immigrants, and was partly Polish.

Thanks for the info Pieter. Did you visit Little Poland when you recently visited New York?

No, I did'nt Rdywe,

I did not knew it existed when I was in New York in June 2008, I learned about it later reading about it.

Good jobs pointing out to me and others.

Check out Eddie Zawadski's new book
Facebook friends, come and join his page Poles in the New World and press like. It celebrates Polish American and Canadian culture. It is also the title of his smash hit book. you can also check out his website at www dot polesworld dot com

If your in Clevland he is headed your way for a book signing. He's doing a presentation and signing at the Polish Cultural Centre on Lansing Avenue from 12 to 3 pm.

Polish people live where ever they want..LOL, I grew up in Pa, south of Pittsburgh. I grew up on the polka music...a lot of weddings and boy do the Polish know how to put on a wedding. I have since moved out west in Montana and I have met a few polish people here too, but the weddings are nothing like they are back in Pa! I so miss them!

There are alot of Poles in Texans and from what I see there they do it pretty much as you described of Pa. Buffalo too near where I live has a huge Polish population. Youa re right we are everywhere