Businessmen and Business

File — Box: 1, Folder: 5

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: The Acropolis Candy Store in Wyoming
2: An unidentified shoe-shine store with three men inside
3: Louis Lingos (Lingoxegakis) and his Liberty Coffee and Lunch House, 1915
4: The interior of the Lingos Grocery, 1930, formerly of 126 West, 2nd South in Salt Lake City, Utah. Later torn down for the construction of the Salt Palace
5: Interior of the Liberty Cafe
6: Peter Panagos with wife and friends, dining on board the Nea Hellas, 1954
7: Mr. Thimios in his coffeehouse, 1912
8: Group portrait. Seated second from left is Harry Miles, owner of several Salt Lake hotels. Second from right, seated, is the father of Paul Koulis. Standing second from right is Louis Lingos. Wilson Hotel, 1912
9: Harry Pantelakis, a baker in Salt Lake City, circa 1920
10: Mr. Gregory Halles, a Salt Lake confectionary owner
11: The Politz Candy Company and its employees, Salt Lake City, Utah
12: Paulos Milonogiannis with co-owner of the Parthenon Coffeehouse in Salt Lake City, 1910

Dates

1900-1967

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.