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.
The Barbados advocate reports on an incident which occurred earlier in the year from River Bay to Constitution Road.
A servant is found guilty of having sulfuric acid.
The Barbados Advocate reported on the coroner’s inquest into the death of 19-year-old Raynaud Brewster, who was fatally crushed by a lorry at Francia...