Bahamas Historical Society Museum
Friday - day 2 (continued)
Leaving Fort Fincastle, we walked back down the hill to
the Bahamas Historical Society Museum. It is a small museum, occupying
just one large room, but admission is only $1 for adults. My favorite part
of the museum was the large cartoon like panels which told much of the
Bahamas' history.
After a short visit, we walked back towards the center
of town, about 3 blocks away.
The interior of the Bahamas Historical Society Museum
The museum has a number of sets of cartoon like panels depicting the
history of the Bahamas. This one tells
the story of the famous pirate Edward Teach, who is better known as
Blackbeard
Weaving is a Bahamian tradition which has been passed down from generation
to generation
Queen Victoria Statue in Nassau's Parliament Square
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