Vintage 1968 Rev. Kesses Greek Orthodox Cathedral Annunciation Chicago Photo

Description: An original, first-generation press photo from an old archive. This was used in an actual publication. Type & Size: A 8x10" original photograph.Condition: Fair vintage condition. The front may have pen/pencil/crayon markings from its original use as a published photo. May have wrinkles, missing corners, or other damage from age. Please see photos for details. This photograph features Rev. Niketas Kesses, dressed in his religious garb with a prominent cross, likely at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation in Chicago. The backdrop shows religious artifacts and decor, accentuating the ecclesiastical setting. The photograph was taken in 1968.Rev. Niketas Kesses served as the rector of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation, playing a significant role in the religious community. The church is noted for its association with prominent saints such as Panteleimon, Spyridon, Haralambos, and Nicholas. These saints are venerated in the Greek Orthodox faith, and the cathedral itself is an important religious landmark in Chicago.The visible text and logos in the photo provide information about the individual. Notably, no explicit captions are available on the front of the image, but the back contains mentions of Rev. Kesses and associated saints. Present in this photo: Rev. Niketas Kesses (Rector).

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Location: Carlsbad, California

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