Page 0: Page 1: Welcome to a time capsule of your Motherland 19th & 20th century British /Guyana Page 2: Agricultural Hall and Post Office as it was circa Page 3: The Fire also consumed the Assembly Rooms ( 1945 ) Page 4: The 1945 fire which consumed Bookers Drug Store Page 5: Bandstand Seawall 1954 Page 6: Beckwiths Hotel and Assembly Rooms 1870 Page 7: Bishops High School Page 8: In centre is the drinking fountain by Booker's Drug Store; now the War Memorial and Carnegie Building Page 9: Cricket Club Bourda Page 10: The Cricket Grounds, later became the Parade Ground Page 11: Activity on Main Street near the Daily Chronicle Building; early 1950s Page 12: Eve Leary Garrison Barracks Page 13: Fire Brigade Station ca. 1922 Page 14: Fort and Lighthouse engraving Page 15: Government House in the late 1800s or early 1900s Page 16: The Hand in Hand,Tower Hotel, Post office and Assembly Rooms Page 17: Hand in Hand circa 1905 Page 18: Lamaha Canal 1870 Page 19: Lamaha Canal under construction Page 20: Legislative Session 1950s Page 21: Lighthouse built in 1830 Page 22: Christ Church lies just behind the Parade Grounds used by the militia, circa 1850 Page 23: Former Public Buildings completed 1834; now Parliament Building Page 24: Promenade Gardens and Cricket Ground 1870 Page 25: Public Building Ceremony Page 26: Queens College Grammar School Page 27: Queens College Thomas Lands 1951 Page 28: Railway Station circa 1885, was scrapped in 1971 Page 29: Railway Yards Georgetown Page 30: At the Seawall, looking East, circa 1900s Page 31: At the Seawall, looking west; note the round house Page 32: Event near the Seawall, circa 1890s Page 33: Stabroek Market 1881 Page 34: 1930s Tower Hotel on Main Street Page 35: The early Tower Hotel which later became the Post Office Page 36: The centre of town as it was in the 1950s Page 37: An early photo of the view from the lighthouse Page 38: View from Lighthouse (another) Page 39: The End ! Hope you did enjoy this historical tour of your Motherland Page 40: