Cafes, Shops & Cinemas

The Riverina Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by Dimitrios Veneris and his sons George and John Veneris between 1954 and 1977. This photo of George was taken in the early 1970's.

Menu from the late 1940's-1950's

Menu from the late 1940's-1950's

George Travassaros owner of the Hume Weir Cafe in Dean St Albury.

The Spot Cafe in Dean St Albury owned by Dimitrios Veneris. The three waitresses were Australian ladies. The men in the photo from left to right were John Veneris, Dimitrios Veneris, Andreas Fatseas and George Veneris. J...

In the photograph are Peter (Beneto) and Jack (Ioannis) Veneris at the Blue Bird Cafe, Lockhart NSW in 2002 Photo Effy Alexakis Sponsors and supporters are acknowledged in the poster.

Acropolis Cafe Conadilly Street Gunnedah NSW c 1934 with one of the owners ( Emanuel Kepreotes or Peter Veneris) and Angelo Nicholas (Coutsonikolas) on the right. Angelo Nicholas later a partner of the original Australia...

The Capitol Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by Dimitrios Veneris and his sons John and George. Dimitrios and his wife Stamata are shown in this photo.

Behind the soda fountain is Anthony Mavroumatis, and at the rear of the cafe, his sister Kyriakoula, and her husband Peter Veneris. Separate dining rooms were provided at the rear of the cafe with a door for ladies on th...

The Hume Weir Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by brothers George and Peter Travasaros. This photo was taken in the mid 1950's. George Travasaros is shown standing at the back.

The Hume Weir Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by brothers George and Peter Travasaros. This photo was taken in the early 1950's. The people in the photo from right to left are: George Travasaros, his daughter Katina Tra...

The Spot Cafe in Dean St Albury was run by Dimitrios Veneris shown standing behind the counter on the right with his wife Stamata next to him. This photo was taken in the early 1950's

The Spot Cafe in Albury was run by Dimitrios Veneris (second from the left) and his sons John Veneris (second from the right) and George Veneris (far right). The employee on the far left was Andreas Fatseas. This photo w...

Acropolis Cafe Gunnedah, NSW. The Cafe has long since closed, but the facade still announces the name. The original owners were the Melitas Brothers, whose name has always remained on the facade. Kytherians Emanuel Kepre...

Emanuel Kepreotes bought the Acropolis Cafe, Gunnedah, from the Melitas Brothers in partnership with Peter Veneris in 1923. Emanuel died on 24/1/1973, aged 73, and is buried in the (Old) Cemetery, Hunter Street, Gunnedah...

THEO Kepreotes with his wife Anna, and daughter Maria Notaras. Maria is married to John Notaras, Engineer and developer, whose family, also Kytherian, originally hails from Rockhampton in Queensland. GREEK National Day w...