Ann Arbor Live Cam

Located at Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church

Hosted by:
  • ​Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
  • 3109 Scio Church Road - Ann Arbor
  • Michigan 48103 - United States
  • (734) 332-8200
  • [email protected]
  • https://www.stnickaa.org/

What You're Watching

This camera provides a live view of Ann Arbor. The first Greek Orthodox church in Ann Arbor The Orthodox faithful of Ann Arbor, however, faced a major obstacle in establishing a church. The local Greek community in the 1920s was split into two factions, as the politics of Greece spilled over into the United States. Many Greek communities in this country were divided between Vasilikoi (royalists) and Venezelikoi (anti-royalists). In Ann Arbor.

Best Times to Watch

Time / PeriodWhat to expect
Early morningFewest visitors; best light on the structure
MiddayPeak visitor numbers and activity around the site
Golden hour (before sunset)Most dramatic lighting on the landmark
Special events or ceremoniesCultural, religious, or seasonal events [verify local calendar]

Quick Facts

History & Context

The first Greek Orthodox church in Ann Arbor The Orthodox faithful of Ann Arbor, however, faced a major obstacle in establishing a church. The local Greek community in the 1920s was split into two factions, as the politics of Greece spilled over into the United States. Many Greek communities in this country were divided between Vasilikoi (royalists) and Venezelikoi (anti-royalists). In Ann Arbor, one group belonged to the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (A.H.E.P.A.) and the other to the Greek American Progressive Association (G.A.P.A.). The two groups did not interact regarding church services, Hellenic culture and Greek language education for their children, and participation in social events and activities. Many people, however, participated in both groups.

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