From 1882 the Trinidad Government Railway passenger trains passed through oilfields on the way to San Fernando. The passengers in this train would see oil derricks in the field and a long shed, with thatched roof, surrounded ...

The foreground of this vintage photograph of an oilfield has what looks like train tracks. There is an electricity post in front of two oil derricks at mid-ground and a few sheds and trees in the background.

This vintage picture showcases an oil field with several oil derricks erected in the background, a long shed with a galvanize roof at mid-ground and several stacks on the right horizon, with smoke emerging from one of them. ...

This oil derrick is in the middle of the forest and in the mid-ground of this vintage photograph of oil fields, Trinidad, British West Indies. In foreground a man dressed in a large hat, dark jacket, shirt and tie, pants ...

From 1882 the Trinidad Government Railway passenger trains passed through oilfields on the way to San Fernando. The passengers in this train would see oil derricks in the field and a long shed, with thatched roof, surrounded ...

This ancient picture shows an oil boring derrick installed in the midst of a section of thick tropical forest. The trees in the foreground are several feet high with their tops are out of view. A few animals, either horses ...

Petroleum workers pose for this vintage photograph of an oilfield in Trinidad, British West Indies, by standing in two lines near a shed, while another two stand near a donkey or horse off to the left edge of the photograph. ...

This ancient picture shows an oil boring derrick installed in the midst of a section of tropical forest. The trees in the foreground are several feet high. Only their trunks are visible. Some have been cut to facilitate a ...

Here is a vintage photograph, taken when Trinidad was under British rule. Numerous barrels of oil lie neatly in rows on the ground in front of a shed awaiting shipment abroad. The men in the photograph all wear hats and ...

This is a photograph of an abandoned oil field in Trinidad. The first successful well was drilled at La Brea in 1857.(http://www.gstt.org/history/history%20of%20oil.htm and http://www.gstt.org/history/chronology.htm)