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Trusted Articles is a collection of thoroughly researched articles relating to our tangible heritage and the natural environment. Written by academics, researchers and National Trust experts, these articles explore all manner of subjects related to properties of interest* and are an important resource for students, teachers, academics, and enthusiasts.

*Properties of Interest means any monument and any fossil, place or site of natural beauty or national, historic, scientific or archaeological interest; whereby ‘monument’ means any building, structure or other work of man or nature, whether above or below the surface of the land or the floor of the sea, of national architectural, aesthetic or historic interest.

Historic Indo-Trinidadian Architecture: The Avocat Mud House Museum

Historic Indo-Trinidadian Architecture: The Avocat Mud House Museum

By: Karishma Nanhu, Heritage Preservation and Research Officer There is only
Sites of Remembrance: Jewish Refugees in Trinidad during World War 2

Sites of Remembrance: Jewish Refugees in Trinidad during World War 2

“Refugees are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, children, with the same hopes

Reflections on Heritage at 60

By: Karishma Nanhu, Heritage Preservation and Research Officer, National Trust of
Chaguaramas and our National Identity:1900-1979

Chaguaramas and our National Identity:1900-1979

By Marianna Burke Chaguaramas is often associated with beaches and nature
Archaeology in T&T: Then and Now

Archaeology in T&T: Then and Now

Figure 1 Left: Excavations at St Joseph conducted by Irving Rouse
Contested heritage at the heart of Port of Spain: Woodford Square

Contested heritage at the heart of Port of Spain: Woodford Square

Visual Sketch of Woodford Square by The Thinking Insomniac Source: thinkinginsomniac.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/visual-survey-woodford-sq.jpg
Heritage Lost: Greyfriars Church of Scotland

Heritage Lost: Greyfriars Church of Scotland

On the 1st August 1985, to commemorate the abolition of slavery,
Freed Africans Post Emancipation

Freed Africans Post Emancipation

Activities of the Freed Africans in the Post-Emancipation Period (Part 2)
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