Paragon Cafe, Katoomba
My father Stephen has many memories of the Paragon Cafe in Katoomba. He thinks this paper bag is from one of his visits there in 1949! I found it in a little box!
Open entryMy father Stephen has many memories of the Paragon Cafe in Katoomba. He thinks this paper bag is from one of his visits there in 1949! I found it in a little box!
Open entryBy Louise Maher (666 Field and Online Reporter) 17 December, 2013 12:25PM AEDT A collection of items from the Busy Bee cafe in Gunnedah is on display at the National Museum of Australia. Photograph: Peter Zantiotis (left...
Open entryBusy Bee Cafe at National Museum BY MARIE HOBSON Namoi Valley Independent. Thursday Oct 3, 2013, page 5. Photograph: The Busy Bee Cafe as most people remember it in 2003. View / download a .pdf of the article: Busy Bee C...
Open entryBY MARIE HOBSON Namoi Valley Independent. Thursday Oct 3, 2013, page 5. Photograph: The Busy Bee Cafe as most people remember it in 2003. View / download a .pdf of the article: Busy Bee Cafe C.pdf Local residents who hav...
Open entryOriginal furnishings and fixtures from the Greek cafe Busy Bee will feature in a new five year exhibition Neos Kosmos, Melbourne, 23 Sep 2013 Photograph: Loula Zantiotis (nee Cassimatis) at the Busy Bee Cafe as her many...
Open entryPaul Calokerinos at the front of the Canberra Cafe, Manilla, NSW. Report. Peter Notaras This was a road trip to see places visited a long time ago where I usually didn't stop long enough to see their history, as I went t...
Open entrySophia is a great grandaughter of Peter Feros. She is an Advisor to the New South Wales Minister of the Arts in the State Parliament. At the 75th Anniversary Ball, held on the evening of the 9th April, 2011, Roxy "comple...
Open entrySophia is a great grandaughter of Peter Feros. She is an Advisor to the New South Wales Minister of the Arts in the State Parliament. Orest is a multiple winner of the prestigious Sculpture by the Sea, held on the Bondi...
Open entryI worked from 1954 till 1958 For Peter & Loula Zantiotis
Open entryThe pressed tin ceiling may well be the original roof from 1928(?). 17th April, 2007. As Peter Makarthis has pointed out: "The premises was buit by Angelo Crithary at Warialda NSW in 1928. The premises are largely intact...
Open entryThe original Central Cafe sign is still extant. 17th April, 2007. As Peter Makarthis has pointed out: "The premises was buit by Angelo Crithary at Warialda NSW in 1928. The premises are largely intact and the Central Caf...
Open entryManuel Aroney, Archie Kalokerinos & George Poulos, standing on the footpath. 17th April, 2007. As Peter Makarthis has pointed out: "The premises was buit by Angelo Crithary at Warialda NSW in 1928. The premises are large...
Open entryPictured behind the 1930's glamorous art-deco counter, designed by Stephen Varvaressos are [left to right] Manni and Loula Zantiotis, Wayne and Toni Faint & their son Nathan. It was the end of an era in Gunnedah at the w...
Open entryThe premises buit by Angelo Crithary at Warialda NSW in 1928. The premises are largely intact and the Central Cafe continues to operate in these premises. Kytherians who have conducted cafes on this site include the Zant...
Open entry'Sid' Zantis(Sarandos Zantiotis), Kalomira(nee Krithary)Zantis, Haroula Calligeros and Joan??? at the Australia Cafe Otho Street Inverell NSW Australia. Peter M 'Skoulandris' Inverell
Open entryLeft to right: 1. Lambrinos Notaras (1860-1932), father of Jack and Anthony; 2. unknown(??) [Identified as Sarantos Zantiotis by Mary Conomos] 3. Jack Notaras (1892-1962); 4. Unknown(??) (although wrongly designated in t...
Open entryAll the major carparks in Gunnedah, NSW, are named after Kytherians, as a mark of respect for the impact they had on the growth and development of the town. Kytherians, and Greek-Australians generally, are held in very h...
Open entryAll the major carparks in Gunnedah, NSW, are named after Kytherians, as a mark of respect for the impact they had on the growth and development of the town. Kytherians, and Greek-Australians generally, are held in very h...
Open entryAll the major carparks in Gunnedah, NSW, are named after Kytherians, as a mark of respect for the impact they had on the growth and development of the town. Kytherians, and Greek-Australians generally, are held in very h...
Open entryThe Busy Bee Cafe is still a landmark in Gunnedah's central business district. When Loula Zantiotis came to Gunnedah in 1954, Nelson and Neate bootmakers was next door (Pursegloves) with Heath Bros in the shop next to th...
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