On March 10, 1952, the Barbados Museum and Historical Society reported steady growth and cultural impact during its annual general meeting. Membership increased from 284 to 313, while visits rose to 9,380, reflecting strong public engagement. A key achievement was the acquisition of the Taylor Collection of Arawak relics, strengthening the island’s representation of prehistory.
A lawsuit against Croft for unlawful love.
October 3rd 1952 Waterfront work reaches fever pitch
On July 28, 1937, a third day of unrest struck Bridgetown before police regained control. The Barbados Observer documented the tense aftermath as armed...