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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Bel Air Park Race Course, Georgetown

Image 01 - Tracks of the Bel Air Park Racecourse (1915)

Image 02 - Grand Stands at the Bel Air Park Racecourse (1922)

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Botanical Gardens, Georgetown

The Georgetown Botanical Gardens was conceptualized in 1877 and over a number of years the land was prepared to become a Botanical and Horticultural Garden in the City of Georgetown. In 1885, the kissing bridge was imported and constructed to span the artificial drainage lakes in the Gardens.

Image 01 - Inside the Botanical Gardens, Georgetown (1915)

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Christ Church, Georgetown

Image 01 - Christ Church, Georgetown (1915)

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Robb Street, Georgetown

Image01 - Robb Street looking West (1915)

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Main Street, Georgetown

Image 01 - Main Street and Tram with a North view (1915)

 Image 02 - Main Street looking north (1920s)

 Image 03 - Main Street looking north (1923)

 Image 04 - Main Street looking north and water fountain (1924)

 Image 05 - Main Street looking north (1935)

  

 Image 06 - Main Street looking south (1950s)

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Middle Street, Georgetown

In 1807 Thomas Cumming bought the La Bourgade parcel of land and renamed it Plantation La Bourgade Cummingsburg. Cummingsburg had fresh water reservoirs containing fishes and lilies. Middle Street was named because it was the middle dam of Plantation La Bourgade. These water reservoirs were later filled-in to provide walkways.

Image 01 - Middle Street, Georgetown (1910)

Image 02 - Middle Street, Georgetown (1915)

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High Street, Georgetown

High Street was built in 1797 as the main road from the East Bank to the East Coast of Demerara. Sections of High Street were subsequently renamed such as Main Street.
 

Image 01 - High Street at Church Street (1890s)

 Image 01 - Towards the southern end of High Street (1912)

Image 02 - High Street (1915)

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