The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
At some point, in the late 1800s, the penny, the economic penny that is, dropped for the merchant class, and the government, in the Bahamas. When this happened, the country Continue Reading
The year was 1966. Thursday, April 21st. Elizabeth II, Queen of England, was celebrating her 40th birthday. Her Majesty was also delivering her Speech from the Throne as she opened Continue Reading
At the beginning of the 20th century, Grand Bahama presented a significant problem, in terms of economic, and social development. For the early Bahamian Parliament and the British legislative overseers, Continue Reading
Sport has long been a pathway to scholarships for secondary and tertiary education abroad, for many naturally gifted Bahamian athletes. In 1966, one of the most promising names in youth Continue Reading
Within the pages of a 1897, pictorial coffee table book entitled, The Queen’s Empire, there sits a photo, of a family on nine, from Grant’s Town, Nassau. The Queen of Continue Reading
