Street vendors sell their vegetable produce on vending stands on the roadside, outside of the Green Flag Bar. The baskets that once held their produce are neatly tucked under the tables that now hold the produce. A sign ...

Vendors sell their vegetables from vending stands on the roadside, outside of the "Green Flag Bar". Through the doors various palms can be seen. The wooden brace of the vendor stall to the extreme left reads "Rosen-- Syrup". ...

Street vendors standing next to their vegetable vending stalls which are located by the roadside, outside of the "Green Flag Bar". A sign that bears the name of the bar is perched on the left edge of the roof while another ...

Vendors sell their vegetables from vending stands by the roadside, outside a bar. A sign that reads "Green---G Bar" sits on the edge of the roof, just behind the lamppost at left while a bird pecks at food in the gutter at right.

Street vendors standing next to their vegetable vending stalls which are located by the roadside, outside of the "Green Flag Bar". The sign on the left corner of the roof bears the name of the establishment and another ...

Early picture of The Government House from across the garden where the foundation stone was laid in 1876. The structure is made mainly of iron and steel with local blue limestone for the front walls. The arched doorways ...

Early picture of The Government House from across the garden where the foundation stone was laid in 1876. The structure is made mainly of iron and steel with local blue limestone for the front walls. The arched doorways ...

This photograph describes a typical day in the lives of the folks who inhabit this little town. The people conduct their business up and down the quiet street. The men wear suits and hats while the women wear long dresses. ...

A photograph of Hotel Sand which was once located in St Anns, Trinidad. There is someone standing in the doorway and a few people in the garden.

A picture of the Governor's residence with its Italian style arched doorways, Victorian style columns and railings and walls of local blue limestone. Today this residence is known as "The President's House". Postcard number 10.