The local milk bar is a largely unrecognized part of Camden modernism where the latest trends in American food culture made their way into the small country town by Australian Greek immigrants. The design, equipment and fitout of local cafes and milk bars was at the cutting edge of Interwar fashion. The cafes were a touch of the exotic with their Art Deco style interiors, where fantasy met food without the social barriers of daily life of the Interwar period. Camden milk bars rarely just sold milk shakes unlike their counterparts in the city. To make a living and ensure that their businesses paid their way the cafes and milk bars also sold fruit and vegetables, meals, sandwiches, lollies, sweets and chocolates
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This Community Academic Research Links Project (CARL) was undertaken to understand the parenting ex...
Strabo described Cyprus as “second to none of the islands of the Mediterranean: it is rich in wine a...
Movie makers have always had an eye on the Camden district\u27s large country houses, rustic farm bu...
Local folk from the Camden district have been going to Wollongong and the South Coast for beach holi...
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Rulers of Gulf countries have developed a strong interest in establishing and promoting new visions ...
There has been an attempt at place making in Narellan in the new extension of the local shopping mal...
In the spring of 2010, staff at Western Carolina University’s Hunter Library began investigating how...
Fresh air was the order of the day for patients at the newly opened Carrington Centennial Hospital f...
In this year’s sponsored but no holds barred lunch, participants had the opportunity to contemplate ...
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