Caribbean Wax Museum

Caribbean Woman Paintings Heidi Berger (Barbados)

Janice Sylvia Brock - Caribbean Artist and Painter

English born, Janice Sylvia Brock now divides her year between her two studios. One is on a leafy hillside in Cheshire, UK. The other is in Barbados, where, sitting on a rocky outcrop overlooking the ocean, it is a great source of inspiration. Visitors are welcome at either studio by appointment.

Her work hangs in collections throughout the world; The White House, USA has two pieces. In the UK she was recently invited to exhibit at London's world-famous Saatchi Gallery, and was a guest of HM The Queen at Buckingham Palace. Her autobiography is due for publication shortly.

VLOG: Barbados Day 3

My first full day in Barbados with my family. Chilling, drinking and having fun.

If you go Barbados and are in need of real good Bajan food, hit up our friends jazz bar. Johnny cools Blues beach bar, its in christ church at the bottom of Dover beach. Check out his facebook page @

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Lewwe Show Yuh Barbados Ep.4 | Flash N Sports Bar & Restaurant

Lewwe show you Barbados one vlog at a time!

Today's visit? The Flash N Bar & Restaurant! Looking for a spot close to the airport or just the Christ Church area to hang out and enjoy some affordable food and play some pool? The Flash N Bar & Restaurant is the place to be!

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????Exploring Abandoned Historic Ruins In Barbados pt1 -Abandoned Ontario

This is part 1 of a 2 part walk through of the Old General Hospital in Saint Michael Barbados.
Barbados old General Hospital
The next major advance came after emancipation, with the recognition in 1839 that a general hospital must be built near Bridgetown, to serve the newly freed majority of the population. The house and lands of Mr. Jemmott on Bay Street were purchased. The Barbados General Hospital was built by public subscription with a modest contribution from government, and it opened on July 1, 1844. The parish vestries provided parish doctors and infirmaries for the indigent infirm.
The General Hospital was replaced by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) IN 1963. Officially opened in 1964.


The Old Eye Hospital/Ward Building

In 1817 this building was bought by the British Government to house the offices of the Deputy Adjutant-General and Deputy Quartermaster-General. It was later used for other military purposes.
After the departure of the British troops in 1905, the property was bought by the Barbados Government and became part of the nearby General Hospital.

It first housed the Pellagra Ward and later the old Eye Hospital. After the old Eye Ward was relocated, the building became the home of the Barbados Welfare Department.

This too was eventually relocated, and the building has since been abandoned and in a state of disrepair.

However, restoration plans are in the works for the area, which involves the construction of two office buildings and the reconstruction of the jetty with a fine dining restaurant at its seaward end.

The Old Eye Hospital Building is of Georgian architecture and is located on the lively Bay Street.