The railway age · Industry and trade · Harbour and pier
The customs post is still open: a new chief in 1930
December 1930 Probable
The Argos paper reported that 'a few days ago the new head of the customs post, Grigorios Dymoperis, took up his post in Myloi'. Customs officers had been stationed in Myloi for at least forty years.
Note: The surname is hard to read in the OCR and may be wrong.
- Where
- Myloi (the village)
- Threads
- Industry and trade, Harbour and pier
- Certainty
- Probable likely, but not fully proven
Sources
- Ἀγροτικὴ Ἀργολίς (Argos), 7-12-1930; cited in onderzoek/Personen/deel2_historisch.md
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12 May 1888
Contract signed: a railway from Myloi, with a pier and a workshop
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