22 Collecting Passengers at Seawell Airport, Barbados
23 Seawell Airport, Barbados
24 Springhall Plantation, St. Lucy
25 Bomanston Pumping Station, St. John
26 The Leper Asylum which became The Lazaretto and now The National Archives
27 Parliament Buildings in background, and traffic policeman on duty in foreground.
Bridgetown, Barbados
28 Constitution River with St. Michaels Cathedral in the background.
29 View from St. John's Parish Church looking North East over Newcastle.
30 The Careenage, Bridgetown, Barbados
31 Ladies sit near the weir at Belleplaine St. Andrew.
32 The Cane Hoist at Spring Hall, St. Lucy
33 Pleasant Hall Plantation House, St. Lucy
34 Fairfield Sugar Factory, St. Lucy, with Parish Church in background.
35 Pelican Island, now part of the Bridgetown Port and Deep Water Habour.
36 'Bust' depicting Queen Victoria on Queens Park House, Bridgetown.
37 This is "Indian Ground" St. Michael (right next to the Spring Garden Highway) and the monument is one of the two which claim that it is where the first settlers landed. Just behind the background trees was "Indian River". The river is no more and has been replaced by Courts Warehouse.
38 Inscribed plaque on the Indian Ground Memorial
39 The postcard view shows two trams on this line. The photographer was looking south over Chamberlain Bridge toward Bay Street. The strip of land in the distance is Needham Point
From the postcards in the collection of Allen Morrison
40 This postcard view is looking north,across the Chamberlain bridge, with the Parliament Buildings in the background. Bay Street was behind the photographer.
From the postcards in the collection of Allen Morrison
41 A horse drawn tram in the center of the image, with Inner Basin behind.
From the postcards in the collection of Allen Morrison
42 Trams on the St. Lawrence line terminated at this stub track next to the statue of Lord Nelson (erected in 1813, 27 years before Nelson's Column in London). Trams on other routes passed on the right or alongside the park in the distance. Unlike most transport systems, the Bridgetown tramway did not pass the railway station. Instead of numbers Bridgetown trams had names – ALERT, ACTIVE, JUBILEE et al.
From the postcards in the collection of Allen Morrison
43 This is a view west down Broad Street, used by trams on the Fontabelle and Black Rock routes. Barbados Tramway Company eventually operated 25 tramcars on five lines, extending along 10 miles of track:
44 The Colonnade Refreshment Room, in what is now DaCostas Mall.
Circa 1920's
