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 ...

Street vendors standing next to their vegetable vending stalls which are located by the roadside, outside a bar. A bird in the right foreground is surveying the drain for food.

Hand painted image of a man who is perhaps a vegetable farmer, standing in front of a corn field with three children. They are all without shoes. Postcard number 446.

Hand painted image of an East Indian holy man. Postcard number 321465.

Hand painted image of an East Indian man in traditional wear.

This is a vintage photograph of an unusually deserted Frederick Street around the period 1890s to early 1900s. The time on the clock midway down the street is almost noon. There is a policeman and a few other persons on ...

Description at back of card: “The road at the corner of my bungalow – Ft. George on the hill.” In this photograph, Bacolet Road winds around a corner. There is a row of coconut palms on either ...