Credits


Produced by the Commonwealth Heritage Forum under its Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Commonwealth Heritage Skills Training Programme funded by The Vinehill Trust.

Written and designed by Desley Gardner, Susan Lowes, and Robbie Kerr with support and material from, in alphabetical order, Barbara Arrindell, Walter Berridge, Paul C. Cloyd, Alex Coode, Sarah Fuller, Avril Hector, Kingsley Lewis, Terrence Nunes, Dr Reg Murphy. Thanks also to the Museum of Antigua & Barbuda for its support and access to photographs.

  • Commonwealth Heritage Forum, for its generous funding of this brochure, and Sarah Neville for spearheading the work in Antigua.
  • The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda for its support and access to photographs.
  • The team who put the brochure together: Desley Gardner, Susan Lowes, and Robbie Kerr, with help from, in alphabetical order, Barbara Arrindell, Walter Berridge, Paul C. Cloyd, Alex Coode, Sarah Fuller, Avril Hector, Kingsley Lewis, Terrence Nunes, Reg Murphy.

Written and designed by Desley Gardner, Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, Susan Lowes, Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, and Robbie Kerr, Adams Architecture, with support and material from, in alphabetical order, Barbara Arrindell, Walter Berridge (Museum of Antigua and Barbuda), Paul C. Cloyd, Alex Coode, Sarah Fuller, Avril Hector (Museum of Antigua and Barbuda), Kingsley Lewis, Terrence Nunes, Dr Reg Murphy (Museum of Antigua and Barbuda). ParticThanks also to the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda for its support and access to photographs.

Bibliography

Paul C. Cloyd, Historic Architecture: Design Guidelines for a Historic District, St. John’s, Antigua, Antigua, 1984.

Commemorative Booklet on the Opening and Blessing of the Holy Family Cathedral, January 20, 1987.

Susan Lowes, The Peculiar Class: The Formation, Collapse, and Reformation of the Middle Class In Antigua, West Indies, 1834-1940. Ph.D. dissertation, Columbia University, 1994. Online at: https://doi.org/10.7916/sygy-dr18

D.V. Nicholson, “The History of a Town House: 34 Redcliffe Street,” HAS Newsletter No. 35, October 1991.

Gregory Frohnsdorff, “‘Before the Public’: Some Early Libraries of Antigua,” Libraries & Culture, vol. 38, no. 1 (Winter 2003), pp. 1 - 23.

Emeric Simonkovich and Mitzi L. Buckley, Who We Were: Fibrey: The Rope Walk