The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Toss away every notion, every preconception, you may have about the Bahamas, in the 1940s. Put every idea, as far away in your mind, as humanly possible. The Bahamas was, Continue Reading
Lord John Rolle was one angry beast of a man in 1834. Not only was forced to free his slaves, but it seemed he was on the hook to feed Continue Reading
The late 1700s, saw the beginnings of a significant historical population expansion in the islands. By 1790, with the influx of British Loyalists from America, along with their slaves, the Continue Reading
A deal struck in 1966, for the Mary Carter Paint Company to buy Paradise Island from Huntington Hartford, began a rush to sell… sell… sell land, to any investor Resorts Continue Reading
A statue depicting an Afro-Bahamian mother and child, was unveiled on 11th August 1974, in Rawson Square. A figure of incredible complexity of expression, and meaning, whose face seemingly captured Continue Reading
