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  • amazing video from long ago

  • I have embedded this gem to my blog called Journey Into Our Caribbean Past! Wonderful!!

  • love your videos and i love Trinidad! thanks for uploading these historical videos!

  • YES YES YES that snippet from 2:01 to 2:02 is actually Chaguanas!!!! There was once a roundabout there ( I was told by a grey-haired taxi-driver). That's why the car appears to be going around it to continue due south. Wow. I knew that 50's deco building all my life. Thanks for posting this Sooty1312!!!!

  • now i feel like british

  • a thousand thank yous for these films. i wasn't born yet so it's really exciting to see what our country looked like then. I have always wondered.

  • Wonderful!! Thanks so much for posting these videos

  • Brilliant, my Wife was born there, anyone remember the Laird family ?

  • PENAL WOI WOI WOI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • whey d ass dust box you find this boy this is real gems i real like this well done well done i betting yuh tv 6 doh have these these vids

  • this is amazing..where ever you got this please keep it coming

  • Beautiful. .my dad always told me about those days,great to be able to see it myself!! absolutely amazing!!

  • Really good to see these videos. The highway, wow and San Fernando interchange how different lol. Loved watching this.

  • The Princess Margaret Highway exactly as I remember it and actually close to possibly my last memory on Earth as our plane (a BOAC Stratocruiser pretty pleeease someone post a clip of one) was delayed some 12 hours in Barbados with an engine fault and my father was exhausted by the time we children arrived Piarco summer holidays 1958 and almost veered off the road, which was monotonous in places, at one point.

    Eagerly awaiting the others you mention.

  • AWESOME!!!

  • Oh there's LOTS more to come sire! Drilling at Apex Oilfields, Princess Margaret's arrival at Piarco, Carnival 1957, Radio Trinidad and Radio Guardian, Forest Reserve, Pointe a Pierre refinery, Yacht Club, PoS harbour...etc. etc. etc.

  • Nice to see how Trini was like

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