Description at back: “Apple Blossom, Cassia, Hibiscus and Bougainvillaea (foreground)". This ...

A picture of the governor's residence, amidst the Botanical Gardens with its elongated façade of blue limestone, neo-Renaissance archways and Victorian detail.

The postcard shows a garden with a variety of flowers including Apple Blossom, Hibiscus, Cassia and Bougainvillea. This postcard, postmarked 23 February 1935, is addressed to Catherine Mc Rae of the United States and affixed ...

A picture of a walkway leading to the Government House main building starting at a fountain, tropical plants of the Botanical Gardens line the walkway and at the back of the building are the St. Ann's Hills.

A tall tree looms over a park bench is one of many places in the Botanical Gardens where visitors can enjoy the tranquillity.

A picture of a walkway leading to the Government House main building starting at a fountain, tropical plants of the Botanical Gardens line the walkway and at the back of the building are the St. Ann's Hills.

A picture of the well kept grounds of the Botanical Gardens with a fountain at the centre and to the left, part of the Governor General's Residence can be seen.

A tall tree looms over a park bench is one of many places in the Botanical Gardens where visitors can enjoy the tranquillity.

A picture of a walkway leading to the Governor's Residence main building with a fountain at the centre, tropical plants of the Botanical Gardens line the walkway. A man in traditional East Indian clothes, a dhoti, stands ...

A picture of a walkway leading to the Government House main building with a fountain at the centre, tropical plants of the Botanical Gardens line the walkway. When Trinidad and Tobago became a Republic in 1976, this building ...