This postcard shows the images of the St. Vincent Jetty and the Queen's Park Hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad. The postcard is addressed to Mr. Bell of Yorkshire, England and affixed is a penny Trinidad postage stamp.

Exterior view of the Red House government building situated in Port of Spain, Trinidad. An East Indian man is standing on Knox Street near Abercromby Street. The low, grey building with a tower on the left horizon is the ...

A view of Brunswick Square (now Woodford Square) bounded on the Eastern side by Frederick Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad. In the background at left and obscured by the foliage of trees is the town hall and to the right ...

Photo of two male blue collar workers digging pitch and another, waiting by a railroad cart filled with pitch.

Female vendors selling their vegetable produce at the roadside. There is a man wearing a dhoti (wrapped shorts - East Indian attire) at the far right. Printed on the reverse side of the card “This is a real photograph.”

The Queen's Park Hotel, located in Port of Spain on the Southern side of the Queen's Park Savannah, was first opened in January 1895.

Photo of the Queen's Park Hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

This postcard offers a view of the sea from the Blue Haven Hotel in Tobago, West Indies. Postcard number DT-77834-B.

External view of the Police Barracks building, Port of Spain, Trinidad with St. Vincent Street at left and Sackville Street at right. A family is standing on St. Vincent Street.

Street vendors sell their produce at a roadside market. There is a man wearing a dhoti (a wrapped shorts - male, East Indian attire) at the far right.