Photographer: Panayotis Fatseas. Grigoria Kasimati (left) and Areti Megalokonomou (right), Livathi 1921 Modern print from a restored glass negative plate, submitted by the Kythera Photographic Archive / copyright (2003)...
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The eldest Haniotis son - Dimitri - leaves for Australia. Next to him his father Brettos,on the far left his sister Froso. The identities of the other three women in the picture are unknown to me (can anyone help?). I th...
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The spring at Mitata has been used for irrigation for hundreds if not thousands of years, and ancient reports state that the water from Mitata was channeled down to Paliopoly - then Scandia - for the use of the trading p...
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This studio portrait of the Pentopoulos family was taken around 1913. The portrait features Stamatia Pentopoulos (nee Marcellos) her husband Peter Pentopoulos (changed his name from Sklavos) and their two sons George and...
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This is the first portrait of newly married Stamatia (nee Nikolasou) & Jim Aroney (Theodoropoulos) from the village Aronyiathika, Kythera. They eloped in Athens, Greece, in 1923 and then travelled to Australia. Initially...
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Dimitri Aroney (Theodoropoulos) was born on Kythera, Greece in 1890 and died in N.S.W, Australia in 1991, aged 100 years. This portrait of him was taken when he undertook his military service in the Greek army during the...
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Gathering of the Panaretos clan at the family villa, Potamos 1927. L to R: Four Potamos born children of Vic and Marouli Panaretos (nee Aroney) – Eugenia (m. Jack Prineas), Paul, Sofia (m. Peter Locos), Matina (m. George...
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