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1916 – When spreading fake news was against the law in the Bahama Islands

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One Hundred and Fifty: John Moultrie’s American Slaves Sent to the Bahamas in 1784

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TIME IN HISTORY 1492 A.D.

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TIME in History ~ 1647 A.D.

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The Bahamian Member of Parliament who was an MP for only six short weeks 1962

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Chelsea Pottery of London comes to the Bahamas 1958

There have been many attempts by the British and others to create new cottage industries in the Bahamas. It is not surprising that pottery would be one of them. The Continue Reading

Posted On : November 28, 2017 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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When lumber was king in the Bahamas (part one)

A little over one hundred years ago, one the most sought after natural resources in the Bahama Islands, were its extensive pine forests. From New Providence to Abaco to Grand Continue Reading

Posted On : October 22, 2017 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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Joseph Paul and the early Methodist Church in the Bahamas 1786

Very little has been written about Black Loyalists who came to the Bahamas in the aftermath of the American Revolutionary war.  A number of historians who make mention of  blacks Continue Reading

Posted On : September 27, 2017 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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Paradise Found

Many jewels in the Bahamian crown were sparkling bright well before the modern tale of the Bahamas would be told. Vast tracts of land, islands, cays, lucrative long-term financial arrangements Continue Reading

Posted On : September 22, 2017 Published By : The Bahamianologist

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