Euskara
Basque
Chinatownn 1913, a group of 13 Basques, originally working on the East River waterfront, formed the Centro Vasco-Americano, the first Basque Center in the United States, later with a permanent location at 48 Cherry Street in what is today Chinatown. During the Second World War, the city even played host to the Basque government-in-exile. While New York was just a port of entry for many Basque-Americans, a small community remained in New York and New Jersey, where their neighbors are Portuguese and Galicians in Newark's Ironbound neighborhood.