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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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Howard Hughes Leases Cay Sal From Company Owned by Roland T. Symonette 1957

In 1956, the Cay Sal islets, then part of Bahamian crown lands, covered about 200 useable acres. The group of islets sit on the Cay Sal Bank, about 100 miles Continue Reading

Posted On : July 15, 2018 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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Bahamian Invention Patented To Grow Artificial Sponges 1927

Back in the days when the Bahamian hotel season last only for the few winter months of the year (December 15 to March 15), sponging was more important to the Continue Reading

Posted On : June 18, 2018 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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Iceberg seen in Bahamas 1818

Something very strange happened in 1818. The weather apparently to forget that it was supposed to be spring and summer. Ice Islands were seen to floating in the Atlantic Ocean Continue Reading

Posted On : April 16, 2018 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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Guano once an Important Natural Resource in the Bahamas 1874

Arguably, some have proffered that the islands of the Bahamas, have not been favoured with an abundance of natural resources. Unlike some other island nations, which were formed out of Continue Reading

Posted On : February 22, 2018 Published By : The Bahamianologist
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Kelly Island renamed Arawak Cay, Nassau 1969

Oddly enough, it was a deal signed with mobsters, gangsters, hidden figures and front men, for Paradise Island that enabled the creation of Kelly Island in Nassau. And it would Continue Reading

Posted On : January 26, 2018 Published By : The Bahamianologist

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