The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
‘They tief every gaddamn bit… all of it was once we Crown Land,’ my Grammy used to say. ‘And there was nothing you coulda do about it, but tip your Continue Reading
Clement Travelyan Maynard became a successful builder and large scale contractor, in New Providence, in the early 1900s. His company, Clement T. Maynard & Co., comprised architectural as well as Continue Reading
1962 was a long awaited election year. Hostile political lines had been drawn between the governing United Bahamian Party and opposition Progressive Liberal Party. Voting cycles were every seven years Continue Reading
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
