Pictured is Dimitroula Papadopoulos with her son Nick (Pappas).A black and white studio photograph of a lady and a young boy. The lower part of the photograph has black shading across it caused by light exposure.

The bridal couple are George and Sophia (nee Galati) Papadopoulos (Starokanis).A black and white studio photograph of a bridal couple.

A photograph of Yiannis (John) Papadopoulos (Skiomenos) is seated on the running board of the car with his son John (Jack), taken at an Ithacan picnic.A black and white photograph of a man and a boy sitting on the running board of a sedan car in the country. A gladstone bag is also on the running board next to the man. vintage cars

Photographed l-r are Yiannis (John) Papadopoulos (Soufi), Vasilis Koutsouvelis and Anastasios Papadopoulos (Stravolemi). Yiannis and Anastasios were brothers and Vasilis their brother-in-law married to their sister Vasiliki. Anastasios and Yiannis worked in Kalgoorlie on their arrival in Australia and following the race riots of 1916 left W.A. for Melbourne. Anastasios eventually went into partnership with his brother-in-law Vasilis in a business in Chapel Street South Yarra. Yiannis established a fruit business in South Melbourne. A sepia studio photograph mounted on a light brown board of three young men. Two are seated in the front and the other manis standing behind them.pappas

A portrait photo of Anastasios Papadopoulos (Stravolemis). Anastasios arrived in Western Australia in 1912 and after spending 4 years in Kalgoorlie he came to Melbourne. He married Thalia Paizis.Portrait photos were taken and sent back home to family. A black and white studio photograph of a young man in a suit and wearing a peaked cap and pocket watch.

Pictured are Thalia (nee Paizis) Papadopoulos (Stravolemis) and her daughter Irini who in adult life was known as the actress Irini Pappas. The picture was taken at Bacchus Marsh at the annual Ithacan picnicA sepia photograph with a white border of a lady and a little girl standing in a camping ground under a large tree. The little girl is holding a book.

This is a photograph of Anastasi and Thalia Papadopoulos (Pappas) on their wedding day in Melbourne 1927. They were the parents of Irini Pappas who was a well known actor in both Greek and Australian theatre and television productions.A sepia studio photograph of a bride and groom taken on their wedding day.

This is a photograph of Thalia (nee Paizis) Papadopoulos (Stravolemis)and her daughter Irene who in adult life was the actor Irini Pappas. She appeared in a number of Australian TV productions as well as local Greek theatre productions. A photograph of a studio sepia photograph of a portrait view of a lady and little girl.

This is an early photo of Anastasios Papadopoulos when his first arrived in Western Australia in 1912. The seated gentleman is unknown. Anastasios worked in Kalgoorlie and following the race riots of 1916 he left WA and came to Melbourne together with his brother John Papdopoulos.A sepia studio photograph of two men. One is sitting on a low chair while the younger manis standing beside him.

John (Yiannis) Nicholas Papadopoulos photographed with his wife Florence Druid and sons l-r Nick and John (Jack). John arrived in Australia from Ithaca in 1913 where he joined his brother Anastasios in Kalgoorlie. Following the race riots of 1916 both brothers left W.A. and came to Melbourne. Here John established a fruit business in South Melbourne.A black and white studio photograph of a man and lady and two little boys photographer against a floral backdrop. The man and one of the boys are sitting on a seat while the lady and other child are standing.pappas

Anastasios Papadopoulos is pictured on the left. The gentleman on the right was know as 'Nikolaos Kefalonitis'. Anastasios migrated to Western Australia from Ithaca in 1912 where he found work in Kalgoorlie. Following the race riots of 1916 he left W.A. together with his brother John and they hitchhiked across the Nullarbor travelling by camel train, van and on foot to reach Melbourne where they both settled. Anastasios a fish and chips shop in Chapel Street South Yarra. His daughter Irini Pappas was a highly respected actor in Melbourne's Greek community. unknownA sepia studio photograph of two smartly dressed men. One is seated with his arms crossed and the other is standing next to him.

Pictured are brothers, on the left, Yiannis (Soufis) and on the right Anastasios (Stravolemis) Papadopoulos. Unknown man in centre. Anastasios migrated to Western Australia from Ithaca in 1912 and Yiannis (John) followed in 1913. They found work in Kalgoorlie where they experienced the race riots of 1916. In that same year they left W.A. and hitchhiked across the Nullarbor travelling by camel train, van and on foot to reach Melbourne where they both settled. John operated a fruit business in South Melbourne; Anastasios a fish and chips shop in Chapel Street South Yarra.A studio sepia photograph of an old torn photograph of two young men with an older man.pappas

Pictured is Thalia Paizis as a young girl in Perth WA in 1918.An oval black and white photograph on brown board of a young girl dressed in a tunic and standing in a garden in front of a verandah.

The wedding of Nick Papas and Mary?/Meg? Ferguson. Nick's brother Jack is pictured first on the left. Nick and John Papas worked with stained glass specialists and worked on projects such as Melbourne's Lazar's restaurant windows, the Great Hall of the Arts Centre, and many churches around Melbourne, both Greek and other denominations. A black and white photograph of a wedding party photographed in a garden. There are the bride and groom and two bridesmaids and two groomsmen.pappas, papadopoulos

View across the picturesque Ithacan village of Kioni taken by Thalia Paizis (Papadopoulos) when she returned to Greece in 1921. Thalia later returned to Australia where she married Anastasios Papadopoulos.Many Ithacans from the village of Kioni migrated to Australia and settled in Melbourne. These days Kioni is one of the most popular destinations for visitors to Ithaca and for yachts cruising the Ionian islands in the some months.A black and white photograph of a view of a village on a hillside by the sea.

The annual Ithacan picnic was an important and popular annual event. Standing left to right: George Raftopoulos, John Raftopoulos; Seated left to right: Andreas Papadopoulos, Pater Karangis, John Karangis. Children left to right: Michael Raftopoulos, George PapadopoulosScanned Black and white photograph of 5 men and 2 boys at a picnic.Ithacan picnic Circa late 1930's

The photo is taken of a group of Ithacans, most of whom are related and from the village of Kioni, at an annual Ithacan picnic. Standing l-r: Spiros Papadopoulos (Skiomenos), Calypso Sofianos, Katerini ? (Palaitou), sisters-in-law Thalia, Florence and Dimitra Paapdopoulos, Marika Paizis, Nelly, Ruby Paizis, Spiros Danias (Korokis). Seated l-r: Gerasimos Papadopoulos (Tsinis), Jim Sofianos, John (Yiannis) Papadopoulos (Soufi), Yiannis Raftopoulos (Tsagaris), Alkinoos Paizis (Kaleris), Gerasimos Koutsouvelis, unknown. Children l-r: Nick Papas, Irini Pappas, Tasia Paizis (Alpitsis), Kaleris Paizis.The annual picnic was an important event on the Ithacan Philanthropic Society's calendar as it provided an opportunity for families and friends to get together in a relaxed environment away from work and businesses. A mounted black & white photo of a picnic group. There are 8 ladies, 9 men and 4 children.They are sitting and standing in front of some trees.Written on the back in Greek: Present from Alkinoos Paizis 1936

Pictured on the right is Irini Pappas (Papadopoulos) with her fist cousins Rene Pappas (Moutafis) and Nick Pappas.A black and white copy of a photograph of teenage girl, one younger girls and boy photographed in a garden.

The photograph was taken at an Ithacan Club picnic some time during the late 1930s. Races have always been a popular feature of the picnic. The then president, Andreas Papadopoulos is congratulating the three place-getters, from L-R unknown, unknown, Hector Anagnostatos (Andrews). Andreas Papadopoulos was president from 1934 - 1939. Hector Anagnostatos was president from 1953-1955.A sepia photograph mounted on grey board which has a darker grey border. Three men dressed in singlets and trousers are standing in sports arena and a man in a suit is shaking the hand of one of the men. Some people are seated in a grandstand behind the group on the oval. Written on the back: AGP - 8

Pictured is Thalia Paizis (Papadopoulos/Pappas) in Athens together with her cousin Nonda who was the editor of the Athens newspaper Kathimerini. A sepia photograph of a lady and man sitting on garden chairs under a tree. The original photograph has been roughly cut around the edge into an oval shape.

Pictured are Anastasios Papadopoulos, Spiro Paizis, the groom Peter Raftopoulos (Kapnisis) and bride Yiannoula Raftopoulos (Pelicanou), unknown and Rita Paizis (Varigos).A sepia studio photograph of a wedding group of the bride and groom, two other men and a flower girl and page boy. The group are standing in front of a large curtain.

The photograph was taken at an annual Ithacan Philanthropic Society's picnic some time in the early 1940s. In the middle is Dimitris Sofianos. On the right is Gerasimos Papadopoulos.A sepia photograph mounted on grey board with a darker grey border. Three men, dressed in neat casual clothes are standing in front of a tree in an open area.There are two identical photographs and one of them has the following written on the back: AGP - 5

The group is photographed at an IPS picnic at Bacchus Marsh, from L-R: Spiro Papadopoulos, (Skiomenos) Chrisaida Paizi and Alkinoos Paizis. Chrisaida was the aunt of Irene Pappas.A copy of a black and white photograph of a lady and man at a picnic. The lady and one of the men are sitting on chairs while the older man is standing behind them. Other people are in the background as well as a car and table set out with food.

The president, Andreas Papadopoulos, is congratulating the winners of the men's open, race a feature event of the annual Ithacan Club picnic. He is shaking hands with George Mavrokefalos (Black). Gentleman in the centre is unknown. Andreas Papadopoulos was a foundation member of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society in 1916 and secretary on the first Executive Committee. He recorded the minutes in 'katharevousa', the formal Greek language used in the judicial system, official documents, newspaper and publications at the time. He served as president from 1934-1939. A sepia photograph mounted on a grey board with a darker grey border. Two men dressed in light shorts and singlets and standing in a sports ground, are being congratulated by a man dressed in a dark suit.Written on the back: AGP - 7

1985 GR 5: Back Row: Jason McNamara, Joe Taualri, Johanne Kelaarl, Steven Leadbetter, Chris Andronis, Peter Wah, (?#) 2nd Row: Jacqueline Hopgood, Mary Yiannaris, Leena Daff, Megan Bilston, Caroline Neave, Natalie Hopgood. Front Row: Debra Taylor, Claire Billingsley, Andrea Gordon, Jenny Webb, Rose Krisohos, Trudy Rowley, Heather Papadopoulos. Teachers: (?) and P. Bisset (Right) # Rose Krisohos advised boy next to Peter Wah is Bradley Saunders (see Notes).

The young Paizis children dressed in various Greek traditional costumes as part of the 25th March celebration of Greek Independence. From l-r: Thalia (Papadopoulos), Diamanto (Raftopoulos), Maria (Kezos). Young children attending Greek school often dressed in traditional costumes for concerts and celebrations of Greek national days. A black and white photograph of three young girls in various Greek costumes - Grecian style and traditional.

Enjoying a family outing at Queenscliff are (l-r) Spiros Papadopoulos (Skiomenos), Tasia Paizis-Alpitsis, Irini Pappas, Spiro Paizis; front (l-r) Nick Lappas and Nick PapasA print of a photograph of two ladies and four men standing on a pier beside the water. The picture has been taken from another photograph.

The photo is of the Paizis family taken in 1915 in Perth Western Australia. Picture standing is Nikolaos Paizis (business name N. Black); seated l-r: Thalia Paizis (Papadopoulos), Maria Paizis (Kezos), Chrysaida Paizis, Diamanto Paizis (Raftopoulos).A mounted sepia studio family photograph of a man, 2 ladies and two young girls. The man is standing whilst the two ladies and young girls are seated.

Stratos Paizis is being congratulated by Andreas Papadopoulos following a win in the running races a the annual Ithacan picnic. Andreas was president of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society from 1934 - 1939. Also pictured centre, l-r, Peter Razos and George Paizis (Leris).Black & white photograph of four men congratulating an oarsman after a race.

The photograph was taken at an annual Ithacan Philanthropic Society picnic. The races, organised for all age groups, were very popular and the men's race was the feature of the day. The first placegetters of the men's race is being congratulated by the president, Andreas Papadopoulos; the second and third placegetters are looking on.The annual picnic was and still is a popular event with members of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society. It is a chance for friends and families to relax and catch up.A sepia photograph mounted on board of a man, dressed in a suit, congratulating a young man dressed for a sporting event while his two team mates look on. They are standing in front of a wooden post and rail fence in a sports ground. Written on the back : AGP - 2