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"A Kytherian Century"

Edited by John Stathatos and published by the Kythera Cultural Association, this 72-page, bilingual Greek/English illustrated monograph is entitled A Kytherian Century: Images from the Kythera Photographic Archive, 1890-...

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Family ties.

An Extended and amended version, of the interview published in: Epsilon Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 6, 15th June, 2006. pp. 32-35 Family ties George Poulos talks to Savvas Limnatitis about www.kythera-family.net, a web sit...

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Metohos (Magazine)

Introducing the magazine to Australia. Metamedia Corp. Australasia Pty Ltd. Our company is involved with a unique, informative, and attractive magazine that has content of interest in the areas of business, life, cultur...

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Metohos Magazine.

Introducing the magazine to Australia. Metamedia Corp. Australasia Pty Ltd. Our company is involved with a unique, informative, and attractive magazine that has content of interest in the areas of business, life, culture...

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Vogue Cafe Lismore

Angelo Crethar and Nick Crones established the Vogue Milk Bar next to the new theatre in 1936, the place remaining under this name until it closed in the 1960s. Presumably this tea/coffee pot, (or milk jug?), was part of...

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Canberra Cafe Lismore

This tea pot probably came from Paul Coronakes’s Canberra Café, although the Canberra name disappeared from Lismore around 1925 and wasn’t resurrected until about 1935, (in a different location), when the Carkagis Bros a...

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Regent Cafe Lismore

The cup carries the batch number 01-1947 and the saucer 10-1948. By this time the Regent was in the hands of Veniamin Gialouris of Mytilini. Presumably he decided to start with a clean slate upon acquiring the place from...

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Crethar's Cafe Lismore

After the destruction of the 1945 flood Angelo Crethar’s restaurant was again renovated and made even more opulent, cementing his establishment as the favoured haunt of Lismore’s glitterati, particularly the after-theatr...

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