Tartan To Commemorate Bahamian-Scottish Heritage Officially Recognised 1966

Scottish-Bahamian heritage, survives in The Bahamas today, through many historical surnames, as well as, a tartan print, officially recognised by ...
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Government Tries But Fails To Recover Money Embezzled by Jailed Member of Assembly Thomas N. G. Clare 1891

Thomas Narcisse George Clare was one of the youngest men ever to be elected to the House of Assembly. Born ...
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Member Of Assembly Convicted of ‘Tiefin’ Da People’s Money’ Election Declared Void 1890

In 1889, the conviction of Thomas Narcisse George Clare for ‘tiefin’ da people’s money’ while in public office, caused his ...
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Rosiliza Price, 100-year-old Great-Grandmother of Sprinter Tommy Robinson loses claim to valuable acres on Paradise Island in favour of War Time Nazi Sympathiser Alex Wenner-Gren 1961

100-year-old Ms. Rosiliza Price went to her grave fighting for the generation rights to a valuable strip of land on ...
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When Sir Roland Rejected Harry Oakes’s Daughter’s Deal For Her Own Casino Licence In Exchange For Education Money 1965

If truth be told, Harry Oakes’s money and influence, resided in The Bahamas longer than the man himself. More than ...
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“Spottie” Most Famous Potcake Adopted From Nassau By Movie Actor Peter Lawford 1938

In The Bahamas, street dogs, once called simply wild dogs, then Nassau dogs or Bahama dogs are now commonly referred ...
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Black Bahamian Bootleggers’ Money Did Not Turn Into Generation Wealth – Why?

Black Bahamian rum-runners or bootleggers, made a lot of money - it just didn’t last. There are quite straightforward explanations ...
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Year The Bahamas Entered Billion Dollar GDP Club and Largest Single Jump In GDP Brought Unwanted Attention To Offshore Banking Sector

Is the naked Bahamas, still a wealthy country? That is, without its golden, dream coat of foreign money and foreign ...
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“Represents the enterprise and determination of the Bahamian people to develop and process the rich resources of land and sea…” 1973

One of the best interpretations, as to what the colours of the Bahamian flag signify, doesn’t invent adoration for symbols ...
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Bahamians Samuel Kard, colored, Jew and Simon Brown, white, Protestant Forced to convert to Catholicism Hours Before Executed in Cuba 1873

Maybe, Bahamians Samuel Kard and Simon Brown, were simply hapless ship workers, caught up in world events, finding themselves, albeit ...
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