The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Thaddeus Augustus Toote, the younger, was a man born before his time. Toote displayed an attitude and confidence that belied the unforgiving time, in which he lived. Before the computer, Continue Reading
Chippingham was once a horse racing and polo track called Track Dunmore. When Track Dunmore opened in 1915, it was beautiful – a rare sight to behold. Track Dunmore brought Continue Reading
Miss Bahamas International had little to do with The Bahamas. Other than using the country’s name, as a tourism promotional tool, this event was about as Bahamian as a Siberian Continue Reading
In 1887, Adelaide was a small, but growing settlement. Residents there were farmers. Cutoff from the city of Nassau by long, rocky impassable pathways and thick brush, the best and Continue Reading
Something to be proud of surely. Bahamian labour built the Paradise Island Bridge in 1966 to 1967. Some 44 Bahamians and 3 Americans and a 33 year old American engineer, Continue Reading
