The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In the 1960s, for the average Bahamian, access to the wealth creating stock market of the United States wasn’t even the remotest possibility. It was as far removed from the Continue Reading
By 1960, after a few hundred years of historical associations, the link, putting the Bahamas somewhere in the Caribbean Sea, was about to be broken. Geographers, cartographers, newspapers, enthusiastic writers Continue Reading
The history of negro policemen, in The Bahamas, goes all the way back to the early 1800s. Nassau Police Force circa 1885 Once the transatlantic trade, but not slavery itself, 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
Shockwaves from the catastrophe created by the Wall Street Crash of 1929, reverberated like an economic tsunami, through the Bahamas. After the high profit Prohibition era (1920-1933), which made millionaires Continue Reading
