The Queen's Park Savannah is the main recreation park in Port of Spain. In the late 18th century the area was a sugar estate owned by the Peschier family. The Savannah was officially named the Queen's Park when Queen ...

The postcard shows a man climbing a rock on the beach in Plymouth, Tobago.

Shows men on the new golf course in Moka, Maraval.

Guaranteed real photograph of the Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, Trinidad, circa 1930. There are large trees in the foreground, trees and palms at mid-ground, buildings beyond the trees and the sea glistening from ...

The photograph shows the Queen's Park Savannah which was the main recreational park in the Port of Spain area. It was home to a number of activities including horse racing. The first recorded horse race took place in the ...

A picture of two persons watching a child play near the waters edge of the pond in the Rock Garden, Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, Trinidad. The pond is covered with water lilies and in the background are a variety ...

A picture of two persons watching a child play near the waters edge of the pond in the Rock Garden, Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, Trinidad. The pond is covered with water lilies and in the background are a variety ...

The postcard shows an idyllic river scene. Here we see seven bare-backed young people on a dugout canoe. Postcard number 12.

Exterior, rear, west view of the Queen’s Royal College in Port of Spain, Trinidad. This historic building, one of our Magnificent Seven, a group of buildings with European styled architecture located northwest of the Queen's ...

The postcard shows an idyllic river scene. Here we see seven bare-backed young people on a dugout canoe. Postcard number 12.