Indies Collection (page 54)

W Indies Islas De Bahia
(also known as the Bay Islands) Coastal view

W Indies St Kitts
(Leeward Islands) Distant view of the harbour from the sea

Cuba Landscape
Landscape in the interior

Cuba Santiago
Santiago de Cuba, viewed from the sea

Cuba Havana
General view of the harbour

West Indies Bahamas
Street scene in Nassau, featuring the office of the American consul

W Indies Dominican Repub
The Bay of Samana, Santo Domingo, purchased by the United States in 1868

Guadeloupe Sulphurspring
Sulphur spring in the mountains

West Indies Haiti
General view of the harbour

Guadeloupe Basseterre
The Cours Nolivos, or public promenade. Date: 1865

Haiti Port Au Prince
The port seen from the sea

Guadeloupe Scene
Rural scene - some natives are cooking something tasty in a pot

Haiti Jacmel
Landing at Jacmel

Jamaica / Kingston
Distant view of the harbour

Guadeloupe Point a Pitre
The harbour, with steamships and sailing vessels

Haiti Cap Tiburon
Viewed from the sea

Jamaica Morant
The town of Morant, in Morant Bay

Loading Sugar for Export
Sugar in barrels is loaded in the West Indies for export to Europe

Rail in Cuba
The railway line from Havana to San Diego crosses el camino de Vuelta-Abajo

Cutting Cane, W. Indies
Workers in the West Indies cut sugar cane

Mulatto of Martinique
Mulatto woman of Martinique

Comte De Grasse
Francois Joseph Paul, comte de GRASSE French naval officer who fought the English in the West Indies. He was defeated by Admiral Rodney in 1782

Death / Cemeteries / Celebes
Cemetery at Bontowala, Celebes, Dutch East Indies

Sugar Mill, Jamaica
Sugar cane is fed into grooved iron rollers that crush the cane, producing cane juice. The juice runs down the grooves into a cistern, from where it travels via a pipe to the boiling-house

Food and Drink / Sugar
Carting sugar in barrels for shipment, Jamaica, West Indies

Barbados 1845
Barbados in the West Indies

Ship Repairs Amsterdam
Dutch East Indies ships in port at Amsterdam: men working on scraping the hulls and other minor repairs

Francisco Solano
saint FRANCISCO SOLANO Spanish missionary in Peru, known as the Apostle of the Indies

French Vs Haitians
Haiti : French and patriots in hand-to-hand combat

French Take Grenada
The French take Grenada

Caribbean Landscape 1520
The beautiful landscape and fauna of the Caribbean as it was seen by the first Europeans

Pineapples Sold, London
The West India Companys great sale of pineapples draws a crowd in London

Pineapples Hit London
Pineapples from the West Indies intrigue Londoners

Meyerbeer Africaine Lib1
Act one - Vasco da Gama before the Grand Council of the king of Portugal tells the story of his explorations and petitions for an expedition to sail round the Cape to the Indies

JAMAICA / DEMO / 1865
Demonstration by natives outside the courthouse in Morant Bay

Vasco Da Gama Ships
Vasco da Gamas ships off the coast of Africa on their way to the Indies

Ww1 Guadelupe Soldier
A half-caste native of Guadelupe, West Indies, serving with the French army in World War One

Map / West Indies 1683
Map of Cuba and Jamaica

Carrying Bananas / W indie
A fruit market at Fort de France, Martinique. One man carries a tray of melons on his head, while a woman carries an enormous bunch of bananas on hers

Jamaica / Port Royal
A panoramic view across the harbour to the town of Port Royal, Jamaica

Social / Haiti Postman
A postman on horseback delivers mail to a servant at the gate of a hacienda in Haiti

Jean-Baptiste Tavernier
JEAN-BAPTISTE TAVERNIER French traveller in Turkey, Persia, central Asia and the East Indies, depicted at the age of 74

Quaker Tobacco Planters
Quaker tobacco planters in the Bahamas

Processing Cocoa Beans
Natives of the West Indies (or possibly Brazil) process cocoa beans for making chocolate

Native Rebels Stopped
French officer Ignace Frederic de Mirbeck confronts Jean Francois, leader of native uprising, and persuades him to accept a settlement with France. But trouble continues

Hamengku Buwono IX
DORODJATAN KAMENGKU BUWONO The Sultan was crowned in 1940. Shown here meeting the Dutch Governor of his region, which lay in the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)

Indonesian Palanquin
Four bearers carry a gentleman in a palanquin, in the East Indies (Indonesia)

Coaling at Jamaica
At Kingston, Jamaica (West Indies), long lines of women carry baskets of coal to enable the liner to continue on its way

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"Exploring the Indies: A Journey through Maps, Posters, and History" Embark on a captivating voyage as we delve into the enchanting world of the Indies. From the vibrant shores of Jamaica to the picturesque landscapes of the Caribbean islands, this collection unveils a tapestry of rich cultural heritage and untold stories. Maps guide us through uncharted territories, revealing hidden gems and exotic destinations. Discover Jamaica's allure as you trace its contours on an ancient map, envisioning palm-fringed beaches and cascading waterfalls that beckon adventurous souls. Step back in time with a vintage poster advertising Royal Mail Lines to the West Indies. Let your imagination set sail aboard majestic ships bound for paradise, where azure waters meet golden sands under endless blue skies. The Caribbean comes alive in vivid colors on another poster showcasing White Star's journey to these tropical havens. Feel the warmth of sun-kissed breezes as you immerse yourself in island life - from Trinidad's carnival extravaganza to Kingston's bustling Jubilee Market. History unfolds before our eyes with depictions of naval battles fought bravely in 1782. Witness Monsieur de St. George's valiant spirit captured by William Ward’s skilled hand; his legacy forever etched in time. Marvel at Martinique’s beauty through an exquisite map dating back to 1783 – an artistic masterpiece that transports us to lush rainforests and sugar plantations amidst colonial splendor. The MV Empire Windrush symbolizes hope and resilience as it carries dreams across oceans. Its arrival marks a turning point, igniting waves of cultural exchange between Britain and its beloved West Indies. Barrels brimming with molasses evoke memories of trade routes connecting London’s West India Docks with distant lands – sweet nectar bridging continents while intertwining cultures throughout history. Indies - not just a company but a testament to human connections forged over centuries; their impact reverberating through art, trade, and the shared experiences of diverse communities.