Celebrating the Centenary of Indian Emancipation
“The Indian community has effectively shaken off the shackles of servitude and have joined with Africans and other ethnicities in ...
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“The Indian community has effectively shaken off the shackles of servitude and have joined with Africans and other ethnicities in ...
The International Council on Monuments and Sites defines Cultural Heritage as “an expression of the ways of living developed by ...
We celebrate it the way we celebrate everything else: Easter, Labour Day, every holiday. We go to the beach, drink ...
On this day, 1 August 1834, the British government declared all slaves in its colonies to be free.
On this day, 17 July 1860, witnessed the arrival in St. George’s Harbour of the Tartar from St. Helena with ...
“Feature Address at the 2015 Rainbow City Festival by Dr Lawrence A. Joseph“
Shantelle George, PhD student, will present on “Grenada’s Last Africans: Indentured Africans in Grenada and Their Legacy” at the museum, ...
On this day, 1 August 1834, the British government declared all slaves in its colonies to be free.
Grenada and the rest of the region observes one hundred and seventy-five years of emancipation. Activities will be held on ...
On this day, 17 July 1860, witnessed the arrival in St. George’s Harbour of the Tartar from St. Helena with ...
