In 1933, the First Catholic Slovak Union renovated and constructed an art-deco addition onto the front of the house at 3289 East 55th Street, which had served as its office headquarters since 1919. The interior of the new addition, which was described in a Plain Dealer article as very "modernistic," featured marble floors and walls and ceilings of American walnut. In this photo of the conference room in the new addition, the grandeur of the design of the interior of the building can be seen. A portrait of founder Father Stephen Furdek overlooks the conference room table. | Source: Slovak InstituteDownload Original File
