Noel P. Norton Vintage Photographs of the History and Culture of Trinidad and Tobago – Black and White

This is a variable set of matted black and white 8″ x 10″ images taken from the personal archival files of Noel P. Norton, photographer and printed by him for his personal use. They are being released to the public on ShopCaribe:Black and White 1. The unveiling of the memorial to Captain Arthur Andrew Cipriani at the “Cipriani Roundabout” at the heart of Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, taken on 17 April 1959.2. A classroom session at Presentation College, San Fernando, Trinidad, circa 19753. A spiritual baptism on the beach at Salybia, Trinidad, early 1970s.4. Hosay Festival with drummers and a Taj, St James, Trinidad, 1960s.5. Fishing boat coming in the Port-of-Spain Harbour, circa 1968. (Iconic award winning photograph)6. Learning to play pan, Invaders lanyard, early 1970s.7. Vernon “Birdie” Annette, Invaders Panyard, early 1970s, tuning a tenor pan.8. The iron man in a Carnival Parade on Henry Street, Port-of-Spain, 1960s.9. Lord Kitchener portrait, 1970s.10. Pulling Seine, Mayaro Beach, 1970s.11. Jaycees’ Carnival Queen receiving one of her Olympia Typewriter, 1960. 12. Carlisle Chang shows his wall mural to a client, 1980s13. Independence square showing Salvatori building and Bank of Nova Scotia, 1960s.14. Family of potters, Chaguanas, 1980s15. Flappers Carnival Fete, Country Club, Maraval, Trinidad, 1970s16. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on a visit to downtown Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, 1966 (iconic image which became a national stamp)