Victoria Law Courts, Demerara

Image 01 - Unveiling of the Queen's Statue on 4th September (1894)

Image 02 - Victoria Law Courts (1897)

Image 03 - Victoria Law Courts (1902)

Image 04 - Victoria Law Courts (1910)

Image 05 - Victoria Law Courts (1910)

Image 06 - Victoria Law Courts (1915)

Image 07 - Victoria Law Courts (1930)

Image 08 - Victoria Law Courts (1930)

Image 09 - Victoria Law Courts (1938)

Image 10 - Victoria Law Courts (1950)

Image 11 - Victoria Law Courts and Town Hall (1950)

Image 12 - Victoria Law Courts (1950s)

image 13 - Victoria Law Courts (1960)

Image 14 - Victoria Law Courts in celebration of Independence (1966)

Image 15 - Victoria Law Courts (1966)

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Queen Victoria Statue Unveiled in Georgetown

Victoria was the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 1837 until her death in 1901. On 4th September 1894, a jubilee statue of the Queen was unveiled for the first time in Georgetown, British Guiana in front of the Victoria Law Courts. The statue was the result of the action of a citizens committee and chaired by the City's Mayor Mr. J. Barrington Woolford. The image shows the public unveiling of the statue of Queen Victoria in 1894 British Guiana.

 

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[image]  The Graphic, 1894-11-17