Showing 4 items matching "ithacan immigration"
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Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Andrew Black
... ...Ithacan immigration...Andrew Black Ithacan immigration Ithaca A non-digital scanned black and white photograph of a man dressed in a suit standing outside a building. ...The smartly dressed man in the suit is Andrew Black. The photograph was taken in North Melbourne where he settled after migrating from Ithaca. A non-digital scanned black and white photograph of a man dressed in a suit standing outside a building.andrew black, ithacan immigration, ithaca -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Costas (Con) Vlassopoulos (Kopela), Early 1940s
... Ithacan immigration...Costa arrived in Melbourne from Ithaca in 1937 and initially worked in Hopetoun and Red Cliffs before settling in Melbourne. Ithacan immigration Vlassopoulos(Kopela) Black and white photo on the right depicts a man dressed in a pin-stripe suit standing in front of a cyclone wire fence. ...A photograph of Costa (Con) Vlass Vlassopoulos (Kopela) taken in Melbourne in the early 1940s. Costa arrived in Melbourne from Ithaca in 1937 and initially worked in Hopetoun and Red Cliffs before settling in Melbourne. Black and white photo on the right depicts a man dressed in a pin-stripe suit standing in front of a cyclone wire fence. The photograph is a scanned photo which has been printed side by side with another photograph on copying paper. A scanned black and white photograph is printed on the same page as 0040.ithacan immigration, vlassopoulos(kopela) -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Hariklia Raftopoulos and sons, 1928
... Ithacan migration married men usually left their wives and children behind. Their intention was to work to earn money and eventually return home. The reality was that very few returned home; some never saw their families again, and others eventually brought their wives and children out. Immigration ...Hariklia Raftopoulos (nee Moraitis) pictured with her sons, Stathi to the left, and Nakis (Nick) to the right. Her husband Spiros Raftopoulos was in Australia at the time the photo was taken. He returned to Ithaca and by 1934 the family eventually all migrated to Australia and settled in Melbourne.A scanned black and white photograph of a mother with her two sons. The mother is sitting on a chair and the boys are standing on either side of her.immigration -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Ithaca earthquake, 1953
... Ithacan migration. The damage on Ithaca as a result of the earthquake caused the largest ever wave of immigration from the island which resulted in the most significant decline in the island's population. ...Ithaca along with other Ionian Islands experienced catastrophic earthquakes in 1953 resulting in widespread devastation across the island. After the damage was assessed many of the island's residents emigrated to join family in Australia, which brought about another wave of Ithacan migration.The damage on Ithaca as a result of the earthquake caused the largest ever wave of immigration from the island which resulted in the most significant decline in the island's population.A black and white photograph showing the damage caused by the earthquake which occurred across the Ionian Islands in 1953. The interior of an entire building along with an exterior wall has collapsed. There is a tent partly visible on the LHS of the photograph and three chairs are scattered around in front of the wrecked building.
