West Indies (archipelago)
Found in 1045 Collections and/or Records:
Note on James Walker, of 'Letters on the West Indies', 1817, 1908 - 1915
1 sheet.
Notebook A, 1927 - 1946
Part of an incomplete notebook containing material for Bell’s memoirs, including suggestions for titles and notes of projected subjects or anecdotes. It begins with page 150 (30 sheets).
Notebook A: extracts from historical works and materials, 1908 - 1915
Notebook C, 1897 - 1904
This book contains notes and periodical cuttings mainly devoted to Obeah and folklore. It concludes with a general subject index (37 pages).
Notebook IV, 1896
This commonplace book contains notes and periodical cuttings on a wide range of subjects, including many on Obeah, religion, folklore, social customs and history. There are also records of stock prices and Bell’s dealings with the press. It concludes with a bibliography of works consulted and a general subject index (191 pages).
Notes drawn from material probably located at the British Museum, 1908 - 1915
Notes for magazine articles, 1885 - 1948
Notes for reminiscences, 1922 - 1946
Notes from 17th-century constitutional documents (West Indies and Bermudas), 1909 - 1915
Names and dates associated with individuals significant in West Indian history.
Notes from biographies, works of fiction, poetry and history with references to West Indies, 1908 - 1915
Notes from various manuscripts and magazines., 1910 - 1915
Notes from miscellaneous volumes of the collections made by Judge Lucas for a history of Barbados. Page references concerning the West Indies drawn from various periodicals, under geographical headings.
Notes of charts, maps and prospects, 1908 - 1915
Notes on defence, 1908 - 1915
Notes on: maps, biographies, papers (personal), money payments for secret services, colonial papers relating to various political and economic aspects, all concerning the 17th and early 18th centuries, 1908 - 1915
Notes on steamship communications with West Indies, 1908 - 1915
Notes on West Indian Civil Services, 1908 - 1915
4 sheets.
Obeah and fetishism, 1899 - 1948
[Ocho Rios, 1979], 1979
250 x 200 mm. The caption reads 'Twenty years later, in 1979, the scene is startlingly different, with several resort complexes and shopping malls on the coastline. Ocho Rios is also a bauxite port and the combined effect of both industries has contributed to the growth of the town as a commercial centre'.
Off Pitons - Salles - Miquelle, 1972-10
Officer of Jamaica Light Horse Volunteers, 1862-1867, 1960 - 1980
53 x 86 mm. Full length portrait of an unidentified officer. The annotation continues 'From the collection of the Marquess of Cambridge'. Another annotation, in a different hand and ink, appears to give instructions to a printer as to how this photograph should be subtitled in a publication.
Officer, Trinidad Light Horse, 1896, 'A Typical Yeoman', 1960 - 1980
106 x 124 mm. Portrait of a mounted member of the Trinidad Light Horse. The annotation continues 'Nov. 1896 N. and A. JU' and then details the uniform. Another annotation, in a different hand and ink, appears to give instructions to a printer as to how this photograph should be subtitled in a publication.
[Official welcoming ceremony to Nassau], 1959-04-24 - 1959-04-28
255 x 200 mm. A view of Prince Philip and others during his welcoming ceremony in the public square at Nassau. The Governor, Raynor Arthur, is just visible to the left of Philip.
Old houses, St George's, May 1970, 1970-05
Contains slides in Ektachrome or Kodachrome mounts as indicated. The Ektachromes were processed in the USA. Slides have been renumbered but arrangement in the file remains as per the original typescript catalogue.
Old Kings House, Spanish Town, 1900 - 1910
162 x 113 mm. Showing the front façade of Kings House, built for Henry Moore, who administered the island from 1756 to 1762. This façade is now all that remains of the building, the interior having been destroyed by fire in 1925. The building is situated in the Plaza in Spanish Town.
Old Parker, Antigua, 1900 - 1909
76 x 103 mm. Full length portrait of an aged Antiguan woman seated in front of wooden huts. Photograph by Jose Anjo.