The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
A long, miserable history of suicide lies buried in Bahamian history. Something about the promise of so-called paradise never quite resonated for some. Truth is, Island life has always been Continue Reading
Captain Stephen Albert Dillet was Bahamian. Lewis W. Duvalier news editor of the Tribune was Haitian. Robert M. Bailey was Barbadian. Walter Ernest Savory Callender was Guyanese. Lionel L. Lunn Continue Reading
In 1924, unbeknownst to the local business community on Bay Street and Grant’s Town, Governor Cordeaux gave permission for the Brown and Dyer minstrel and carnival show to come to Continue Reading
World famous, Bahamian born actor, Sir Sidney Poitier, was the youngest of seven children born to Mr. Reginald J. Poitier and Mrs. Evelyn Poitier of Cat Island. Reginald and Evelyn Continue Reading
In 1924, “Millionaire’s Row” on Augusta Street Hill was awaiting A. F. Adderley’s house to be completed. Lineage, is what Alfred Francis Adderley had, coursing through his veins. Through his Continue Reading
