submitted by John Tzannes on 21.05.2005
Armidale NSW was one of many regional cities and country towns fortunate to have a thriving and socially active Greek community. This photo was taken around 1959 at Nick's Cafe, one of many gatherings organised by the local community where families spanning three generations attended. Family names such as Tzannes, Calligeros, Lourandos, Psaltis, Comino, Coolentianos, Anest, Ferros, Pavlo, Cassimatis bring back fond memories. Armidale was blessed with a very large population of Kytherians. My childhood in Armidale is one that I will always cherish (I am the little boy under the photo of the Queen, sticking his head out from behind Tony Calligeros holding his son Angelo.
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