A faded picture of what looks like a small rural village with thatched roof huts just off a shoreline.

A faded picture of what looks like a small rural village with thatched roof huts just off a shoreline.

The photograph depicts women and children of East Indian descent in a rural village in Trinidad. In the background is an ajoupa, a hut made from a mixture of cow dung and mud, while the roof is made from Carat palm (Sabal ...

These labourers' dwellings in the Mora forest are ajoupas constructed of tapia, which is a mixture of clay, grass, cow dung and water, or wooden framework dwellings all thatched with carat palm leaves.

Photo of a group of East Indian women and children.

An East Indian family of a man, women and children outside their dwelling place. The group includes one who is trying to open a dried coconut. The hut, in the background, is made from wood, while the roof is made from palm ...

From this photograph we get a glimpse of village life in Toco, Trinidad. A variety of trees and houses line the wide, inclining, road. They cast shadows on the road. On the left at mid-ground is a simple, galvanize roof ...

From this photograph we get a glimpse of village life in Toco, Trinidad. A variety of trees and houses line the wide, inclining, road. They cast large shadows on the road. On the left at mid-ground is a simple, galvanize ...

A picture of a small rural village with wooden structures lining the unpaved dirt road. An automobile is parked at the far end of the road. The postcard is addressed to Mr. Paul Urich, Mayaro. Affixed to the postcard is a ...

Back of postcard notes: "Mora forests are a striking feature of certain parts of Trinidad and an exception to the rule that tropical forests are an indiscriminate mixture of numerous trees. The labourers’ dwellings shown, ...