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INF 10-363-1

from The National Archives UK

  • Martina Laird said:
    My mum, Jeanette Laird, says that the building on the corner of Marine Square and Broadway, used to be Huggins, an import and export business. The offices of BOAC used to be on the top floor. The building was one of the first "high rise" buildings in Trinidad.

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  • outreachatthenationalarchives said:
    This is a very posh area. Church still there. It had a hotel nearby from colonial time. The church is v. beautiful and modern near Archbishops House. Near 7 magnificent buildings - including Queens Royal College. Comment from member of Nationals Meeting - High Commission for Trinidad and Tobago, London
  • outreachatthenationalarchives said:
    i Think this is 31 Dundonald St. Port of Spain. Comment from member of Nationals Meeting- High Commission for Trinidad and Tobago, London

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  • Martina Laird said:
    This building was designed by Colin Laird. It was the winning design in a Regional Architectural Competition for which money was raised by May Johnson, Trinidad Music Festival Association. It was featured in many architectural publications of its time for its structural achievements.
  • Nimah Muwakil-Zakuri said:
    Seeing this building in its original context/environment with the mountains as the backdrop and the expanse of land at the front gives it new meaning. This is beautiful.