Migrants- Agia Paraskevi
| Surname: | Kalogeras |
| Name: | Haralambos |
| Year of Birth: | 1938 |
| Father's Name: | Panagiotis (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Mother's Name: | Marianthi Kidoniatou (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Siblings: | Mary (Drakoula) |
| Year of Arrival in Australia: | 1956 |
| Sponsor: | Ioannis Goudis (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Married: | Despina Hondrou (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Children: | Marianthi, Panagiotis, Orsia |
| City of Residence: | Tumut and Sydney, Australia |
| Livelihood: | Small Business- Cafes and Fish Shops |
Above: My mother’s family. Standing are my mother, Marianthi, and her sister, Theodora. Sitting are her parents, Efrosini and Panagiotis- with her brother, Stelios.
Above Right: With my sister, Mary.
Above: My mother's family. Standing are my mother, Marianthi, and her sister, Theodora. Sitting are her parents, Efrosini and Panagiotis, with her brother, Stelios.
Above Right: My Parents, Panagiotis and Marianthi.
Above: At Galanis’ kafeneio. L-R: myself, Paraschos Makrigiannis, Nikolaos Hatzikoumis, Andonios Kagiaros and Ioannis Foulos.
Above Right: Sydney, late 1950’s. With horiani. L-R: Mihalis Konitsas, myself, Alkis Tsakiris and Nikolaos Mihailaros.
Above: Tumut, 1961. In the Excelsoir Cafe. L-R: Stavros and Anna Comninakis, Vangelia Giannaki, myself and Leo Giannakis. At the time, the Comninakis' and Giannakis' were partners in the Cafe, and I was in the process of buying it off them.
Above Right: At a social dance organised by our compatriots. We used to hire the Church Hall at St. Spyridon and all get together. We are in the kitchen preparing the food. From left, we are; myself, Vasilis Stamboulis, Elias Karanikolis, Alkiviades Tsakiris and Demosthenes Kalintzis.