The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In 1853, James Malcolm claimed ownership of lands which contained: Whitfield’s Road, now called Soldier Road; and Bannard’s Road, now respelled as Bernard Road; and Wolf’s Road, now rewritten as Continue Reading
“The Crazy Hill” for any Bahamian kid growing up, in the hundred years or so since it was occupied in the year 1899, was that would be fabled bogeyman of Continue Reading
Where Freedom Park in Fox Hill, Nassau, sits today, there once was a historically significant burial place. In 1967, new history was made of this area where, it can surely Continue Reading
In the first half year of 1899, fate had already racked up its share of tragic drownings. A handful of families, in Exuma and Andros, were grieving the bitter losses Continue Reading
Bahamian born, Norman B. Darling, was only 29 years old in April 2004, when, as a Private First Class, in the American army, he and seven others were on patrol Continue Reading
