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29/06/2024

05/05/2024

Inspiring hearts, igniting dreams
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31/07/2023

E M A N C I P A T I O N - D A Y

Until justice is blind to color, until education is unaware of race, until opportunity is unconcerned with the color of men's skins, emancipation will be a proclamation but not a fact

05/07/2023

Graduation Shots.

Be bold, be courageous, be your best.

12/06/2023

Was an Honor partnering with the Omegas of Alpha Lodge No. 20

12/06/2023

03/04/2023

Fort George Historical Site
Trinidad

Formerly called La Vigie, Fort George was part of a complex of fortifications, the building of which was begun in 1804, under the direction of the then British Governor, Brigader-General Sir Thomas Hislop. The fortifications consisted of sea defences and a series of supporting Batteries V.I.Z. the York, Princess Charlotte, Abercombry and Cambridge on the lower slopes and the Cumberland to the North, above the Fort. Considered well nigh impregnable in the day, it was the major defensive position in the island, but it was never to experience military action.

In times of rumours of the war the merchants of Port-of Spain would store their records, cash and valuables here. Fort George ceased to be a Military establishment in 1846.

A signal station was established here in 1902 and continued in operation up to Nov. 1964.

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02/04/2023

Fort George Historical Site
Trinidad

“The Jail House”

Formerly called La Vigie, Fort George was part of a complex of fortifications, the building of which was begun in 1804, under the direction of the then British Governor, Brigader-General Sir Thomas Hislop. The fortifications consisted of sea defences and a series of supporting Batteries V.I.Z. the York, Princess Charlotte, Abercombry and Cambridge on the lower slopes and the Cumberland to the North, above the Fort. Considered well nigh impregnable in the day, it was the major defensive position in the island, but it was never to experience military action.

In times of rumours of the war the merchants of Port-of Spain would store their records, cash and valuables here. Fort George ceased to be a Military establishment in 1846.

A signal station was established here in 1902 and continued in operation up to Nov. 1964.

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© Alleem Media

25/02/2023

Junior Carnival Champions 2023

Designer: Andre Alleng
Band Leaders: Andre Alleng & Anthony Alleng

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24/02/2023

Kiddies Carnival Parade,

The Moko Jumbie derives its name from West African tradition. The “Moko” is an Orisha (God) of Retribution. The term “Jumbie” was added post-slavery. The Moko Jumbie was regarded as a protector whose towering height made it easier to see evil before ordinary men.

As a masquerade, these characters make long strides balanced on stilts that can be from 10 to 15 feet in height.

*Copied from the NCC Website*

27/09/2022

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27/09/2022

Love is Lovely

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11/09/2022

Where there is love there is life.

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This residence, built by Mrs Prada as a gift for her husband Dr Enrique Prada, was the home of the Prada family for 19 years. The name Mille Fleurs is original and was bestowed upon the structure by Mrs Prada herself. The house was built in 1904 by George Brown of the Trinidad Trading Company, under the guidance of Dr Prada, who had a particular interest in building. Dr Prada was a scholar and a public-minded man. Born in Venezuela in 1867, he came to Trinidad at an early age where he lived until his death in 1944. In 1923, Mille Fleurs was sold to Joseph Salvatori, from which time it became the residence of the Salvatori family. After the death of Mr Salvatori in 1959. Mrs Salvatori was the sole occupant until her death in 1971. The mansion subsequently became the property of Mrs Pierre Lelong, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Salvatori. Mrs Lelong lived in Paris and in 1973 she sold the Mille Fleurs to George Matouk. In June 1979, the government of Trinidad and Tobago purchased the house from Mr Matouk. Since then the building has been used by industrial cottages and community business program and as the headquarters for Carifesta V in 1991. The building stayed under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Culture for a number of years. In June 2000, it was assigned to the Ministry of Environment. Its architectural style has been described as French Provincial. Although Mille Fleurs is less ostentatious as some of its neighbours, the quality of finish and detailing is perhaps of a far higher quality; the intricately carved balusters and the marble treads and risers to both the main and secondary staircases, the elaborate cast iron columns and brackets. The restoration of Mille Fleurs was completed in 2020, and was handed over to the National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago. #millefleur #alleemmedia #alm #architecture #design #interiordesign #art #architecturephotography #photography #travel #interior #architecturelovers #homedecor #archilovers #building #photooftheday #a