The Barbados Advocate reported that Barbados earned more than $3 million in visitor spending during the 1951–1952 tourist season, highlighting the island’s emergence as a major tourism destination.
Incidents of lawlessness are raised in the local news paper.
Vernon Corbin anxiously awaited news of his missing son, Sylvan Cadogan, who had disappeared from his home in Pilgrim Road, Christ Church. The Sunday...
On August 8, 1838, just days after full emancipation, The Barbadian published a proclamation establishing new rules for governing Barbados’ seven Houses of Correction....