Impressive display of crockery
on display at the the official launch of the 'Selling an American Dream: Australia's Greek Cafe' exhibition.
Open entryon display at the the official launch of the 'Selling an American Dream: Australia's Greek Cafe' exhibition.
Open entryon display at he the official launch of the 'Selling an American Dream: Australia's Greek Cafe' exhibition. Advertisments for buttered crumpets with honey, Ice Cream Sodfas, Strawberry Frappe, American Beauty, Crushed Le...
Open entrythe the official launch of the 'Selling an American Dream: Australia's Greek Cafe' exhibition'. George Poulos, Secretary of the Kytherian Association of Australia is standing in front of it.
Open entryEach photograph was allowed viewers to enter into the life and times of numerous cafe and shop owners throughout the country. Short but telling vignettes accompanied the photographs. The display was very impressive.
Open entryO Kosmos review: The official launch of the 'Selling an American Dream: Australia's Greek Cafe' exhibition was simply amazing. Over 300 invited guests crowding into the Macquarie University Art Gallery's exhibition space...
Open entryThese cash registers are not available as donations to the Roxy Museum, Bingara. But they are superb examples of the kind of cash registers that the Roxy Museum Committee are seeking to obtain for the Roxy Museum. Do you...
Open entryThese cash registers are not available as donations to the Roxy Museum, Bingara. But they are superb examples of the kind of cash registers that the Roxy Museum Committee are seeking to obtain for the Roxy Museum. Do you...
Open entryThese cash registers are not available as donations to the Roxy Museum, Bingara. But they are superb examples of the kind of cash registers that the Roxy Museum Committee are seeking to obtain for the Roxy Museum. Do you...
Open entryThese cash registers are not available as donations to the Roxy Museum, Bingara. But they are superb examples of the kind of cash registers that the Roxy Museum Committee are seeking to obtain for the Roxy Museum. Do you...
Open entryDesignated as a Fish & Oyster Saloon Confectioner & Fruiterers. Owned by Theo and Peter Crithary. (Theo is almost certainly the prominent figure in the centre of this photograph). To be confirmed are the other 3 adults a...
Open entryabout the name used on so many of the Greek Cafes throughout the 20th century - Peters and Co. Peter talk was very enlightening, and was entitled the Peters Enigma. Photograph: Peter McCarthy (Makarthis), flanked by Manu...
Open entryof the weekend to celebrate the opening of the Roxy "complex" in 1936, which was commemorated in Bingara on the weekend of the 9th and 10th April, 2011. Jenny" was provided by local, Johnny Wade. (In the blue shirt). Jen...
Open entryLeft to right. Young boy (unknown),George Creatha (Kritharis) O Katharos, Theo Belos Coroneos, young man sitting on top of truck, (unknown), young girl (unknown),& Minas Kalokerinos from the Monterey Cafe. Theothosios Ko...
Open entryThe cafe was originally owned by Nick Coroneos (who married Panayotitsa) and later moved to Blacktown. Nick sold it to his sister Maria (K/Coroneos), who was married to Minas Kritharis (Creatha), O Katharos. The 3 women...
Open entry...the book launch of Robyn Florance's A Touch of Greece in Junction Street. Greek Cafe Owners of Nowra. The displays chronicle the history of the Kytherian presence in the town of Nowra and districts, during the 20th ce...
Open entry...at the book launch of Robyn Florance's A Touch of Greece in Junction Street. Greek Cafe Owners of Nowra. The displays chronicle the history of the Kytherian presence in the town of Nowra and districts, during the 20th...
Open entry...at the book launch of Robyn Florance's A Touch of Greece in Junction Street. Greek Cafe Owners of Nowra. The displays chronicle the history of the Kytherian presence in the town of Nowra and districts, during the 20th...
Open entryWas originally begun by Stella (Proto)Psaltis and her husband John Enevoldson. The site grew from a road stall selling ripe bananas. Later the Enevoldson's became partners with John Landi. From: http://www.bigbanana.com...
Open entryWas originally begun by Stella (Proto)Psaltis and her husband John Enevoldson. The site grew from a road stall selling ripe bananas. Later the Enevoldson's became partners with John Landi. From: http://www.bigbanana.com...
Open entryWas originally begun by Stella (Proto)Psaltis and her husband John Enevoldson. The site grew from a road stall selling ripe bananas. Later the Enevoldson's became partners with John Landi. From: http://www.bigbanana.com...
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