the Italian Cultural Center
Casa Italia Library
the Florence Bartolomei Roselli Casa Italia Library,
1621 39th Avenue Stone Park, IL 60165. 708-345-5933
the Florence Bartolomei Roselli Casa Italia Library,
1621 39th Avenue Stone Park, IL 60165. 708-345-5933
search all pages on this website by keyword by using the magnifing glass icon in the top right corner (or on your browsing menu), or navigate by topic using the tabs, or page text finder commands such as control+F text searches, or contact us if you are looking for specific resources: casalibrary@gmail.com
quick reference click here for: ALL OUR WEBSITES links
Preserving historical evidence of our heritage...before it's too late.
Shortcut to this website at: http://tinyurl.com/casalibrary
The general web address for Casa Italia Chicago is:
( see the Museums tab link / Library / Archives )
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http://www.facebook.com/casaitalialibrary
your first stop for the latest information
There are many resources here within our website, browse through this ongoing collection gathered by our volunteers, if you have any comments or question about an item or topic herein please contact: casalibrary@gmail.com
This archival and informational website is an ongoing work in progress with the help of volunteers and provisionally divided into the following categories:
| Home | AllOurWebsites | VisitingTheLibrary | Interviews | OurPublications | ArtsArtists | Photos | Recent | RecommendedLinks | FraNoi | EssentialResources | AboutUs | Holdings | Events | SelectedObits |
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| Religion | Other |
| Towns&Neighborhoods | Museums | References | AuthorNotes |
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Use the search bar box on this page as a good first look tool accessing the entire website, or via a find command on each page while browsing our tabs and pages.
To view a Spreadsheet of archival materials held by the Casa Italia (as most recently updated): Ongoing Log of Archival Materials
For hands on access to all physical materials, or for additions since the index, please schedule your visit to the Library.
For a Spreadsheet list of our publications on Trento: Trentine collection: 500 books in Italian donated by the Regione.
Share YOUR family history with us---send image attachments to: CasaLibrary@gmail.com.
Highlights of our Resources
above are a few of the books published by Casa Library
see the details Flyer for many of the ongoing titles presently available
Casa Library Publishing
some of the books are available to purchase at the Casa Italia Library, otherwise via Amazon books, Arcadia, or Rutledge
some of our books and recomendations:
image version of our books details Flyer
our books list history: also archived
(some older books not on the new list)
our latest details Flyer:
page 1 and page 2 on printable pdf
SO MANY OTHER KNOWLEDGE BASES
TO BROWSE HERE
Out of the Past...Photos, documents, memorabilia, primary sources
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see also their website
Dominic Candeloro's Arcadia Books on Google Books or at: books.amazon.com
Digital Archives
HERE ARE JUST A FEW SELECTIONS FROM OUR FOCUS SUBJECT CATEGORIES
Topics and Documents
[please let us know if you find that any links herein that have changed]
click for our webpage with references to Artists
General
images and publication scans
click for our webpage with references to SelectedObits
click for our webpage with references to: Religion; and also the Loyola partnership
click for our webpage with references to EssentialResources
People
Fiore, Don -Fiore
1page text
Tunzi Famiglia Immigration, Tina and Frank Tunzi (mp3)
audio file
Interview with Mariano Turano, founder of Turano Baking Company
audio file
Amabile_Santacaterina_presentation -Judy Santacaterina
7page document
Remarks from Conference of Italian Americans, Stone Park, May 2008
tribute to Luigi Tonoli, of the Harlem Avenue neighborhood in Chicago
1page pdf
Camillo and Italo Volini short bios
Memoirs of Zi Pre' (Zio Preute) -Joseph Gummersbaoh
159page pdf
see also our webpages menu for our audio collection: audio interviews
audio files
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As a non-profit relying on our supporters your financial gifts are gratefully welcome.
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thank you for your patience; website updates by our volunteers are continually in process:
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SAVING OUR STORIES
library curator Dominic Candeloro, professor, publisher, author,
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the English language edition from our own
Casa Library Publishing
revised and reprinted
in Paperback and E-Book Kindle
see Amazon books
or at the Casa Library
to buy the Italian language edition
contact: casalibrary@gmail.com
additional support material from the first printing:
Listen to Gloria Nardini talking about Italian Women in Chicago on WGN
Florence Scala's last day on Halsted Street
Florence Scala 3-part interview by Studs Terkel from 1963 (scroll down through many entries to find the interviews with Scala)
Rosemarie Andolino presentation to City Club 2013
Domenica Trevor's profile of Rena Trevor--- Long Version.
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the English language edition from our own
Casa Library Publishing
see Amazon books
or at the Casa Library
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click here for more about our publications
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