Ένα από τα πιο ιδιόμορφα κτίρια του Πειραιά, στο οποίο σώζονται πλήρως οι σπάνιες πλέον κεραμικές γιρλάντες των αετωμάτων και η ενδιαφέρουσα ιστορία του.
Useful Information for English speaking Visitors (more pictures inside): Building at the
neighborhood "Pit of Vavoulas", Pireus. The area name comes from a family named Vavoulas (descendants an admiral of the Greek revolution of 1821, from Chios) that bought a huge land there to build their villa. Soon (around 1850) they started to sell parts of it. According to the most real scenario this building belonged to the family of Kiromitis and was used as a company for washing ship apparel and other ship services. Their last son that lived there became one of the first and best musicians of bouzouki (started around 1920). His first disc at 1937 had a song with the name of the
neighborhood. 1934 - today the building is used as school. Ιt has an unusual most "western" style pediments that are decorated by authentic, very rare, Greek neoclassical ceramic pediment garlands.
