Virgin Islands History by Valerie Sims
Here are some interesting stories we think you'll like...
The Bethany Mission House was the site of many important meetings in the history of the Danish West Indies. On January 20, […]
In 1930, a potential client representing the United Sugar Company in Humacao, Puerto Rico, inquired about having the company’s barge hauled […]
During the summer of 1912, many seasonal sugarcane laborers from the British Virgin Islands, working in the Dominican Republic, returned […]
In 1925, one of the most remarkable events occurred in the history of the Virgin Islands. An incredible […]
From 1920 to 1933, the US Virgin Islands was included in the nationwide ban during prohibition. Despite the law, many inhabitants imported […]
Between 1914 and 1939, the Dominican Sugarcane plantations employed hundreds of seasonal cane workers from the British Virgin Islands! 🇻🇬 According to Canefields of the Dominican Republic, by Will […]
Our ancestors purchased many of their properties at auctions! They bought Cane Garden Bay, Carrot Bay, a portion of Peter Island and Norman Island in the […]
The history of the Creque family is filled with intrigue and adventure! However, it also has its fair share of calamities. Six branches […]
During the 1930s, supporting the welterweight champion was big entertainment in the US Virgin Islands. While researching an old family photo of a boxer I believe […]
Would you believe this photograph was only an inch wide by an inch and a half in height? 👀 I […]