The beautiful photograph shown above was taken by the Holmes Building on the NW corner of Parliament Street at Bay Street. J.P. Sands' shop is across Bay Street.

Many thanks to R.Lightbourn, author of "Reminiscing II- Photos of Old Nassau", for identifying the location. 

The old photograph above shows the Jib on East Bay Street (at left), opposite Malcolm's Park which was possibly not yet reclaimed when this picture was taken.

Once again many thanks to R.Lightbourn for identifying this location. 

Hello Bob,

I am an old Bahamian, and sailed Georgetown Regata years gone by. the photo, A bahamian village (where, help please) looks to me like the hill in george town, overlooking pond, (now cut into the bay), looking north over Elizabeth Harbor to Lee Stocking Isle, with goat cay showing to the left of photo also the old building should be the church,a possibility?Pat.

Hi Bob,
My name is Terry Goodwin, you recently heard from my brother Pat regarding the location in Exuma that you were questioning. My other brother Tom, confirmed the probability that Pat was right.Terry

Hi Bob,

This picture is not of George Town Exuma but it is a picture of Little Farmers Cay Exuma, I know because I have some pictures from 1911 and I can pinpoint the spot where that photo was taken.
Julian Nixon
Exuma, Bahamas

The postcard shown above was taken on East Bay Street, looking west toward the Silk Cotton Tree and the Eastern Parade.

Many thanks again go to R.Lightbourn for identifying this location.