Running almost the whole length of the block. This lot is owned by one family, so that the family that owned the lot lived in this main house and rented out rooms to the rear of the property. This is also a tenement house and each . . . Probably three families lived here. Many of the structures are now being replaced by concrete houses.
Louvered windows replace shutters and jealousy windows, for example.
They could be many things other than us losing them. The community's early mercantilistic orientation and how it impacted on ethnic groups and sectors within the laboring class. Students should be able to identify the main ethnic and laboring groups mentioned and relate each to some physical structure or feature on the Virgin Islands cultural landscape even if it is only residual in siginificance today. Official versus vernacular practices in street-naming. Cohabitation along religious lines in the greater Savanne area, reflecting Danish policy on foreigners and their religions.