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Descendants of indentured East Indian labourers working in the sugar cane fields in

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Descendants of indentured East Indian labourers working in the sugar cane fields in

Descendants of indentured East Indian labourers working in the sugar cane fields in Trinidad. Circa December 1946

George Greenwell
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Port O Spain
Trinidad
R7136

Media ID 21752323

© Mirrorpix

1946 Agriculture Caribbean Clouds Crops Harvest Industry And Work Palm Trees Road Rural Trinidad And Tobago Workers Sugar Cane


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Descendants of indentured East Indian labourers toil under the scorching Caribbean sun, their sweat-soaked brows a testament to their unwavering determination. This photo print, captured by the talented George Greenwell in December 1946, transports us back to a pivotal era in Trinidad's history. In this snapshot frozen in time, we witness an entire community immersed in the arduous task of cultivating sugar cane fields. The lush palm trees sway gently amidst billowing clouds overhead, providing some respite from the relentless heat. A dusty road meanders through this rural landscape, bearing witness to countless footsteps and tireless journeys. The descendants of these brave laborers carry on their ancestors' legacy with pride and resilience. Their hands expertly maneuver machetes as they harvest each stalk with precision and care. These men and women embody the spirit of hard work ingrained within them by generations past. This image serves as a poignant reminder of the vital role played by agriculture during this transformative period in Trinidad's history. It symbolizes not only the physical labor endured but also represents unity and perseverance within a close-knit community. George Greenwell's lens captures more than just workers; it immortalizes an entire way of life that shaped Trinidad and Tobago into what it is today. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from Memory Lane Prints, let us honor those who paved our path towards progress while cherishing our rich cultural heritage.

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