NASSAU, BAHAMAS - On this day in Bahamian history in 1720, Governor Woodes Rogers successfully defended New Providence against a larger Spanish raiding party from Cuba.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - On this day in Bahamian history, in 1834 the slave ship Encomium ran aground on Fish Cay, freeing 45 enslaved people in New...
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - On this day in Bahamian history, in 1933 Rev. Philip Rahming, author of the Bahamian pledge of allegiance and "God bless our sunny...
THE BAHAMAS - On this day in 1848, Gilbert Thomas Carter was born in Devon, England. Carter, a British colonial official, served as Governor of The...
THE BAHAMAS - On this day in 1924, the grand opening of the seven-story New Colonial Hotel took place in Nassau, built by Munson Line on...
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - On 27 December 2011, Sir Clifford darling passed away at the age of 89.
THE BAHAMAS - On this day in 1828, Thomas Browne Wylly became Speaker of the House of Assembly.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - In 2007, Harl Taylor, renowned for creating the iconic Harl Taylor Bag, was tragically killed at his Mountbatten House residence on West Hill Street.
THE BAHAMAS - In 1852, John Halkett, who served as governor of The Bahamas from 1801 to 1804, passed away in Brighton, England.
On this day in 1897, the Haynes Library in Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera, officially opened under the leadership of Governor William Frederick Haynes-Smith.
