On February 26, 1910, Justin Ignatius Beyer was born in St. John, Barbados, later becoming one of the island’s most influential educators and community figures. A dedicated teacher and headmaster, Beyer shaped generations of students through his emphasis on discipline, attendance, and personal development, producing notable individuals including Sir Charles Griffith.
Horse racing was deemed illegal on public roads, due to the dangers it posed to citizens, in the Barbadian April 3rd 1827
Today In Bajan History, The Barbadian Newspaper, notified its readers that several properties were up for purchase. April 17th 1833.
The Barbados Advocate reported on the devastation caused in Antigua by Hurricane Dog and highlighted Barbados’ response to the disaster. Relief efforts led by...