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Grenada, 1932
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- čas přidán 16. 02. 2009
- A visit to St Georges on the Caribbean island of Grenada in 1932 aboard the French Line's SS Lafayette. To purchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at questions@archivefarms.com. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com
my mum and nana are from grenada, it's so cool to see how my nana would remember her childhood!
On my mom's side, my grandpa was from Grenada and my grandma from Trinidad I only knew about my family from Trinidad my grandpa didn't talk much about Grenada. He came to Trinidad when he was a teen.
Wow, the country and town I was born in. 1980 Belmont St George's
hahah lol. greenz has not changed that much, this was more than 50 yrs b4 i was born and i can point out most of the places,
There had been a lot of struggles to change the appearance of the town of St. George. Even now, there are ongoing debates as to what should be done and to what extent, without changing the historical appearance. There are various local groups that are adamant about preserving our heritage and on their agenda is the town of St. George.
Granada looks interesting in black and white.
Thanks for posting this.
i wish that i could off been in town at that time but i was not born yet but looks the same the cop in the white hat sme old thing love it.
Thanks for pointing that out. It is Grenada and I have changed it.
amazing to see the same churches that are still up today
wow it looks the same today
The grandanse area is quickly becoming the more townlike area,but don't expect any radical changes to St. George in a hurry...It wouldn't happen and I am nto sure if I want any skyscrapers here. I think, the buildings can be repaired, but the history is significant.
wow!...how....what...wow :)
Notice that everybody has the same type and colour clothes?
looks remarkably like st.georges grenada
i WONDER how many people in that video are still alive
MY SCHOOL IS CALLED LAFAYETTE KECSS SCHOOL!
@kissezzznhugzzz that was hilarious lol!
@AcEiTeeee No it isn't
@dbastard1977 Nigeria is still a colony like many other black nations. You must not understand the concept of neo-colonialism or how the first world constantly exploits the 3rd. I have a few videos on this stuff. I could give you the links for some if you want.
@grenadian11 lol okkkk grenadian11...relax It's just the internet...smdh...
grenadean feel rich and cuba 1930 look better than grenada 2011
Havana, Cuba 1930s
Move u stupid self here wah u trying to start here u mad awah.