Department of Agriculture, Georgetown

Image 01 - Department of Agriculture (1930)

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The Cenotaph, Georgetown

Image 01 - The Cenotaph in Georgetown (1949)

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National Cultural Centre, Georgetown

Image 01 - National Cultural Centre construction in progress (1972)

Image 02 - National Cultural Centre (1980s)

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St. Stanislaus College, Georgetown

Image 01 - St. Stanislaus College on Brickdam (1918)

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Briana Manufacturing Company, Georgetown

Image 01 - Briana Manufacturing Company Ltd., garment factory on Lombard Street (1944)

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Demerara Tobacco Company, Georgetown

Image 01 - Demerara Tobacco Company (1967)

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Catholic Church, Plaisance, Demerara

Image 01 - Catholic Church at Plaisance Village, Demerara (1912)

Image 02 - Plaisance Catholic Church during a major flood event (1934)

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Queen's College, Georgetown

Image 01 - Queen's College at Carmichael and Quamina Streets (1876)

Image 02 - Queen's College at Carmichael and Quamina Streets (1900)

Image 03 - Queen's College at Carmichael and Quamina Streets (1914)

Image 04 - Queen's College at Brickdam and Vlissengen Roads (1920)

Image 05 - Queen's College at Brickdam (1920)

Image 06 - Queen's College on Brickdam Road looking West (1920)

Image 07 - Queen's College on Brickdam Road (1930)

Image 08 - Queen's College, steps leading to the living quarters of Mr. E.O. Pilgrim (1950)

Image 09 - Sketch of the layout of Queen's College (1950)

Image 10 - Queen's College, the widest wooden building in the world (1951)

Image 11 - Queen's College on Camp and Thomas Roads (1951)

Image 12 - Camp Street entrance of Queen's College (1960)

Image 13 - Queen's College Assembly in the auditorium (1963)

Image 14 - Queen's College Sports Day (1963)

Image 15 - Queen's College staff housing (1963)

Image 16 - Queen's College students on bicycles (1963)

Image 17 - Queen's College view from the air (1963)

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[image 13] - Illustrated London News, 6th July 1963, Issue 6466, (p.21-23)

[image 14] - Illustrated London News, 6th July 1963, Issue 6466, (p.21-23)

[image 15] - Illustrated London News, 6th July 1963, Issue 6466, (p.21-23)

[image 16] - Illustrated London News, 6th July 1963, Issue 6466, (p.21-23)

[image 17] - Illustrated London News, 6th July 1963, Issue 6466, (p.21-23)

Victoria Roman Catholic Church, Demerara

Image 01 - Roman Catholic Church in Victoria (1900s)

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Moravian Church, Queenstown

Image 01 - Moravian Church in Queenstown (1905)

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[image 01] - R.P. Kaps Jeweller, High Street, Georgetown, Demerara

Bishops High School, Georgetown

Image 01 - Bishops High School under renovation (1948)

Image 02 - Bishops High School side view (1965)

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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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The Public Buildings, Georgetown

The 'Public Buildings' or 'Government Buildings' was erected by the Dutch and handed over to the Court of Policy on 5th August 1834. It stands distinctly at the center of Stabroek (later renamed to be Demerara) as the administration center of the colony. The building was designed by architect Joseph Hadfield with a foundation of greenheart logs and built of brick with stuccoed Roman cement to resemble stone blocks. During the French occupation in 1782 the building was retained. Today the structure is known as Parliament Building. The image shows the Public Buildings in British Guiana.

Image 01 - Public Buildings in Stabroek (1874)

Image 02 - Bird's eye view of the Public Building (1910)
 

Image 03 - Parliament Buildings (1911)

  

Image 04 - Public Buildings in Georgetown (1935)
 

Image 05 - Front view of Parliament Building (1950s)

Image 06 - Panoramic view of Parliament Building (1959)

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