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'Century Magazine', v. 73, 1907; 8 sheets.

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Cutting; 1 sheet.

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An brief history written by Parker.

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Reprinted from ‘West India Committee Circular’ 29 August 1911.

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157 x 205 mm. Mr. Bird, a member of the delegation from Antigua, speaking at the opening of the East Caribbean Federation Conference at Marlborough House, London. Seated alongside Mr. Bird is Sir John Stow, Governor of Barbados, and at the extreme left of the picture is Britain’s Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Reginald Maudling.

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155 x 203 mm. Mr. Barrow and Mr. George, members of the Barbados Delegation to the East Caribbean Federation Conference in London, pictured at the conference’s opening session at Marlborough House, London.

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233 x 165mm. A view looking along a curving beach at an unidentified location in Dominica with steep hills rising from the shore on the other side of the bay.

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240 x 174mm. A view in the Botanical Station showing an expanse of lawn with an avenue of trees and shrubs beyond.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Davis had a life-long interest in the history of the West Indies and more specifically of Barbados, and this collection comprises a vast body of material gathered by him from archives in Britain, the Caribbean and Europe. He contributed many historical articles to newspapers and periodicals in British Guiana [Guyana], Barbados and the United States. His intention to compose a comprehensive history of the West Indies was frustrated by ill health. Titles and captions, including the names of...

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194 x 242 mm. Photo shows: Mr. R.L. Bradshaw of St. Kitts (Leeward Islands) when he arrived for the conference this morning.

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192 x 242 mm. Photo shows three delegates from Jamaica at the conference this morning, from left Mr. F.A. Glasspole; Mr. N.W. Manley and Mr. E.L. Allen.

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153 x 207 mm. Some of the delegates to the British Caribbean Federation Conference seen at the opening session at Lancaster House, London. They are from left to right, Mr. N.W. Manley and Mr. E.L. Allen from Jamaica, Mr. V.C. Bird, of Antigua, and Mr. R.L. Bradshaw of St. Kitts.

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231 x 167mm. A view looking out into the bay with the two hills called the Cabrits silhouetted against the sky. It is at the Cabrits that the remains of Fort Shirley stand (where the British after struggling across the island continued the fight against the French after the fall of Roseau in 1805)

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203 x 153 mm. Mr. Lennox-Boyd, Secretary of State for the Colonies, signs the report of the British Caribbean Federation conference at the final meeting at Lancaster House in London. The report opens the way for the first Federal Government of the British Caribbean to be elected in the early days of 1958.

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Cuttings from 'The Nation', 22 December 1892.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Davis had a life-long interest in the history of the West Indies and more specifically of Barbados, and this collection comprises a vast body of material gathered by him from archives in Britain, the Caribbean and Europe. He contributed many historical articles to newspapers and periodicals in British Guiana [Guyana], Barbados and the United States. His intention to compose a comprehensive history of the West Indies was frustrated by ill health. Titles and captions, including the names of...

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154 x 202 mm. Mr. E.T. Joshua and Mr. C.L. Tannis from St. Vincent pictured at the opening session of the East Caribbean Federation Conference at Marlborough House, London.

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153 x 155 mm. Mr. J. Husbands and Mr. E. Gairy of the Grenada Delegation to the East Caribbean Federation Conference in London, pictured at the conference’s opening session at Marlborough House, London.

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155 x 203 mm. The delegation from Dominica pictured at the opening session of the East Caribbean Federation Conference at Marlborough House, London. From left are: Mr. Ducreay, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Le Blanc and Mr. Berridge.

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157 x 203 mm. Mr. Reginald Maudling, Britain’s Secretary of State for the Colonies, speaking at the opening session of the East Caribbean Federation Conference at Marlborough House, London.

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Notes and anecdotes at back of notebook.

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240 x 181mm. A view showing Dominicans crossing the river by means of a rope ferry. The Layou, which flows into the sea on the west coast of Dominica north of Roseau, is the largest river in the island.

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155 x 204 mm. Mr. Reginald Maudling, Britain’s Colonial Secretary, addressing the opening session of the East Caribbean Federation Conference at Marlborough House.

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236 x 183mm. A view looking along Freshwater Lake, with mountains in the background. The lake lies north-east of Roseau in the interior of the island.

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232 x 173mm. A view looking along the drive towards Government House, an attractive unpretentious stone building shaded by fig trees.