History Through The Lens

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 TIMES INT'L

A photograph of The Clyde, which brought indentured immigrants from Calcutta to Demerara (Photo by the British Library)

Sugar factory at work, Plantation Skeldon (Berbice Gazette)

Rural dwelling, West Coast Demerara. Logies of Leonora Estate, once occupied by plantation workers (Photo courtesy of National Trust of Guyana)

Outside view of sugar factory (Photo from ‘British Guiana Picture Postcards’ by Terence Dickinson)

East Indian Market, Plantation Farm,
East Bank Demerara (Photo courtesy of National Trust of Guyana)

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