Photography

Angelo Crethar and Nick Crones established the Vogue Milk Bar next to the new theatre in 1936, the p...

This tea pot probably came from Paul Coronakes’s Canberra Café, although the Canberra name disappear...

The cup carries the batch number 01-1947 and the saucer 10-1948. By this time the Regent was in the...

After the destruction of the 1945 flood Angelo Crethar’s restaurant was again renovated and made eve...

The batch number on the right hand plate is hard to read, but looks like 12-1935, while ‘Crethar’s’...

Over 25yrs Jack Bavea catered for weddings and functions at nearly every village hall in the Richmon...

These plates are from batch ’04-1930’ (but could be 1950 – it’s hard to read) Jack Nick Bavea ran t...

These plates are from the same batch as the Feros plate, dated ’11-1923’, suggesting that in one tri...

This plate came from a batch dated ’11-1923’ and was probably part of a bulk order placed by the ext...

Back row L to R: George Peter Feros, Tasia Jim Poulos (Tzortzopoulos of Ballina), Maria Sourry (nee...

Mrs Mary Black on piano and Mrs Ecaterini Savas conducting.

The Comino's moved to Molesworth Street in 1911 to open the Olympia Cafe, while their old shop was d...

L to R: Dulcie Smith, Marika Vlandis, Emmanuel Vlandis Emmanuel was 17yrs old when he landed from K...

Greek flag possibly being flown by Melbourne born Foiti (aka Con) Stratti Andrulakis. Stratti died 1...

George Andrew Sargent (Stratigakis) left, with unknown employee. George, born 1908 Cairo, had lande...

L to R: Anna (nee Haymandos), baby Chris, George and Con. George landed from Imbros in 1938 and wo...

L to R: Harry John or Harry Nick Crethar, Spiro Tsicalas, Nick Jim Crethar, Jean Brown, Ruby Green,...

L to R: Alex Coronakes, Mark Terakes, Sylvia Terakes (John’s wife), Maria Sourry (nee Terakes), John...

Steve Apogremiotis and daughter Irene. Irene married Con Goodelis 1956 and together they ran the Sam...

Eric Crethar behind bar on left