The postcard shows the Victoria Institute which built to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria’s reign. Fire gutted the building 19th May, 1920 and it was rebuilt by June 1923 but renamed the National Museum and ...

The postcard shows the Victoria Institute which built to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria’s reign. Fire gutted the building in 1920s and it was rebuilt in 1923, but renamed the National Museum and Art Gallery ...

Photo shows the state of the museum after it was ruined by fire 19th May, 1920. The structure appears to be intact although the windows seem to be damaged. This is one of the oldest buildings in Port of Spain, located at ...

Photos of the Royal Victoria Institute which is now the National Museum and the Royal College, now called the Queen's Royal College.

Photo of the Columbus Anchor at Victoria Institute with an inscription placed at the foot of the anchor. Postcard numbered 77762.

Henry James, politician, member of the Tobago House of Assembly and the nephew of A. P. T. James, well-kown politician of Tobago, talks about his uncle. Ashford David, Aubrey Yeates and Valentine Cox are elderly residents ...

This postcard shows the exterior of the President's House, Port of Spain which is located in the Botanical Gardens and not the National Museum and Art Gallery as the title suggests. Lush greenery, flowers and lawn surround ...

The postcard shows the Victoria Institute which was built to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen’s Victoria’s reign. Fire gutted the building in the early 1920s and it was rebuilt in 1923, but renamed the National ...

Photo of the Columbus Anchor with an inscription placed in front of the Victoria Institute, known today as the National Museum and Art Gallery, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

Originally established in 1892 and was first called the Royal Victoria Institute, it is today the National Museum and Art Gallery. This postcard is addressed to Miss Sadie Sawyer of Maine,United States of America and affixed ...