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On this day in 1885, a school for the secondary education of boys was started by private enterprise in St...

On this day in 1880, male prisoners were moved from the Common Gaol, located in former French military barracks and...

The turbulent events of Bloody Sunday and Bloody Monday represent the climax of the early political violence in Grenada.

On this day in 1943, Pearls Air Field at Pearls, St Andrew, a small grass airstrip was opened, linking Grenada...

Grenada’s first native-born governor of Grenada Dame Dr Hilda Bynoe resigned on 14 January 1974

Innocent Belmar, “the most feared Gairyite in the State” was shot at the Bamboo Bar, Birchgrove in 1978

On this day in 1961, a bright Sunday morning, nearly 400 passengers and 300 crew of the Bianca C were...

On this day in 1961, a bright Sunday morning, nearly 400 passengers and 300 crew of the Bianca C were...

The right to vote, which many take for granted, was denied to most Grenadians until 10 October 1951.

On 22-23 September 1955, Hurricane Janet, an exceptional storm, ravaged Grenada. It broke all the rules.