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Welcome to the Photo Galleries and More pages. You will find hundreds of photos, video clips and stories relating to the Baha’i History of the Caribbean up through 1984 when each island formed it’s own National Spiritual Assembly.  Use the menu tree at the right side, the menu bar under the banner to navigate the site, or quick link to:

Photos by island:

Antigua and Barbuda – Barbados – British Virgin Islands – Dominica – Grenada – Grenadines – Guadaloupe and Marie Galant – Martinique – Montserrat – St. Croix –           St. Euststius – St. John – St. Kitts and Nevis – St. Lucia – St. Martin, Saba and St. Barts –  St. Thomas – St. Vincent – Past National Spiritual Assemblies

Island History Articles

BARBADOS—History

DOMINICA–History

EAST LEEWARD ISLANDS — History

GRENADA — History

GUADELOUPE — History

MARTINIQUE — History

ST. LUCIA — History

VIRGIN ISLANDS, U.S. & BRITISH — History

Stories:

Dr. Muhajir Visit to St. Lucia 1979 by Val Carnegie

Dr. Muhajir Visit to St. Lucia 1979 by Beverly March

Grenada: Visit of Hand Enoch Olinga to Grenada 1977 by Arthur Winner

Grenada: Hand John Robarts and Audrey visit Grenada in 1980 by Arthur Winner

Dr. Muhajir Visit to Grenada 1979 by Rick Berry 

Antigua:

Doris Francis from Antigua talks about attending her first celebration of the Ascension of Bahá’u’lláh.

BARBADOS:
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Hazel Beckles of Barbados, talks of her becoming a Baha’i in the mid 1960’s

Karen and Phil Wood pioneer to Barbados

GUADELOUPE:

Charles Fitzsimmons speaks about Hand of the Cause of God, Colonel Khazeh

ST. THOMAS:

Passing of Pioneer Marjorie Harmer 

ST. VINCENT:

Jim Lamb first resident pioneer on St Vincent

Edson Branch becomes a Baha’i

Shirley Howard, who was the first Baha’i in St Vincent shares the story of becoming a Baha’i

Visits of Hands of the Cause of God

Videos:

Overall Growth and Development of the Baha’i Faith in the Leeward, Windward and Virgin Islands up to 1984, by Pat Paccassi

Barbados: Julian Rogers –  Shirley Yarbrough Ishmael– Hazel Beckles – Carol Haynes – Frank Fernandes – Errol Sealy – Eve Johnson – St. Clair Lorde – Mozart Newton – Laurie Sealy

Dominica: 

Edith Johnson – Connie  Didier-Astaphan – Mona George Dill – Christaline & Paul  Elizee – Frank Paccassi

Grenada: Modeste Barnard – Clifton Joseph – Mrs. Rahim –                            Louise Mathias – Jackie & Graeme Stratton – Lauriston & Elinor Wilson

Saba: Pauline Paul 

ST. LUCIA: Barbara Hudson – Patsy Vincent – Helen Delphus – Tim Delphus  – Nancy Cole-Auguste & Moses Auguste – Juliana Auguste-Day – Martin Devaux

St. Thomas: Marge and Ellerton Harmer

St. Vincent:  Alban Balantyne – George Howard – Violette Howard – Emily Providence – Don Providence – Edson Branch

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