Civic Theatre, Scone
The Civic Theatre in Scone was run by Anna and Theodore Coroneo. See the story behind the picture in the oral history entry "Anna Coroneo".
Open entryThe Civic Theatre in Scone was run by Anna and Theodore Coroneo. See the story behind the picture in the oral history entry "Anna Coroneo".
Open entryWoodlark Street, Lismore 1904. First Greek Oyster Saloon on the North Coast of NSW, opened by Peter Emmanuel Comino (Gialdelis) 1903. By 1905 he had expanded into Curley's General Store in partnership with his brother Ge...
Open entryThis picture was in my family's collection. There were at least 3 "Red Rose" cafés: in Guyra, Miles and Condoblin. (All three are mentioned in the "Directory of Greek Businesses" in the People/Genealogical Research secti...
Open entryPaul Voglis in front of his "Splendid Café" in Beechworth Victoria, probably in the late 1930s or early 40s.
Open entryAndonis (Tony) Pentopoulos was born in 1912 in the village of Potamos, Kythera. He migrated to Australia in 1928. He is pictured here standing behind the counter of one of the many milk bars he ran during his working lif...
Open entryAndonis (Tony) Pentopoulos was born in 1912 in the village of Potamos, Kythera. He migrated to Australia in 1928. Before marrying & settling in Port Macquarie, N.S.W, Andonis worked at the Monterey Cafe in Moree, N.S.W,...
Open entryThe White Australia Café, Mullumbimby 1913. Taken over in some fancy footwork 1914 by Basil and Alex Ioannis Feros. Passed to Alex Dimitrios Samios (Foundas) 1921, trading as Samios Bros. Passed to Archie Minas Protopsal...
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