Social Life, Ground Floor, 213 Miller St, North Sydney. 3 doors down from the Rag & Famish Hotel on the corner of Miller and Berry Streets, North Sydney. Calligeros story.....still continuing Teaching Wine Appreciation D...
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Continuing the Calligeros story... Anna Calligeros - Lecturer in Food and Beverage Diploma in hotel management. Certificate IV in Workplace training and assessment. After several years with the Hilton Group, Anna special...
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Photograph: Anna Calligeros On pages 26 and 27 of the Sunday Telegraph, July 31st 2005, Jim Dicken and Clare Masters published the story below about Sydney's young entrepreneurs. Kytherians, and those associated with the...
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The original Hotel Now owned by a Kytherian family - the Calligeros's. [See previous entry]. Date(s) of creation: [ca. 1914-ca. 1941]
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Hands on ... "I like to walk into all my pubs and have people sitting at the public bar say 'G'day Pete, how are you going?' I like that whether it's out at Bargo or in North Sydney," says Peter Calligeros. Photo: Jon Re...
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Greek cafes and milk bars were once a familiar sight in suburbs and country towns throughout Australia. The Niagara Cafe in Gundagai is a rare example of a Greek cafe that has changed little since its refurbishment by th...
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Heritage Listing. Assessment of Significance SHR Criteria a) [Historical Significance] It is important in the course or pattern of NSW's cultural history because, like the very few remaining picture theatres of its era i...
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False splayed decorative walls with dress circle side boxes - Athenium Theatre as the Jadda Centre in 2003 Name of Item: Jadda Centre (former Athenaeum Theatre) Other Name/s: Athenaeum Theatre Type of Item: Built Group/C...
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Photograph: Effy Alexakis. Presenters: Leonard Janiszewski and Effy Alexakis Organisation: Macquarie University Australians from non-English speaking background have impacted greatly upon Australia’s development, yet the...
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Grand ambience: In a pinch, the Hotel Corones balcony serves as a cricket pitch Faded beauty retains style ROOM AT THE INN By Chris Pritchard The Australian 11th June 2005 Harry Corones died in Room 39. British aviator A...
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Originally owned by Chris Coroneos. [See previous two entries]. Chris Coroneos (Christoforos Dimitriou Coroneos) Melasofaos married Melba Comino (Melpomeni Kosmas Kominos) in Goulburn, NSW, on the 3rd July, 1924. A photo...
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Owned by Chris Coroneos. Chris Coroneos (Christoforos Dimitriou Coroneos) Melasofaos married Melba Comino (Melpomeni Kosmas Kominos) in Goulburn, NSW, on the 3rd July, 1924. A photograph of the wedding party can be viewe...
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Owned by Chris Coroneos. The children in the photograph are second eldest son, Charles, and only two daughters, Anne (elder), and Matty (youngest daughter). Chris Coroneos (Christoforos Dimitriou Coroneos) Melasofaos mar...
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Minas Tzorzopoulos is standing on the right. Person on the left is unknown to me. Can anyone identify this person? CASSIMATY/POULOS Mr. Minas Tzorzopoulos (Poulos) purchased the Molong refreshment rooms some time in the...
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Numerous Greek/Kytherian picture theatres were named Athenaeum as we have discovered by reading Kevin Cork's Ph.d thesis on this subject. [You will need to check under three separate spellings of the word - Athenium, Ath...
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The Royal Hotel Warren has been enlarged. Originally, two shops, (which can be seen in a previous flood photograph entry) were extant there, adjoining the Kapsanis cafe. The second shop was a fruit shop owned and operate...
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The Royal Hotel Warren has been enlarged. Originally, two shops, (which can be seen in the previous flood photograph entry) were extant there, adjoining the Kapsanis cafe. The second shop was a fruit shop owned and opera...
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The photograph depicts one of many floods that occurred in Warren during the 20th century. You can see how high the flood waters came. Archie's was not the only Kytherian shop effected. Two shops to the left of Archie's,...
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Archie owned and operated this cafe in Warren, in central western New South Wales for many decades. Archie died in 2004. Note that the ubiquitous Peters and Co sign - which was on numerous Kytherian cafes throughout NSW...
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The inscription reads, Vanges Park, In memory of Mr and Mrs E J Vanges. And their untiring work for Nyngan and District. Jack Vanges was born in Kythera on the 17th January, 1913. He came to Nyngan when only about 16 yea...
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