People, History and Culture of Guyana
Guyana is a land of six races, so we have lots of stories to tell. This blog features stories and articles related to the people, history and cultures of Guyana, South America
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 23rd of February, 2021 This detailed account of the 1763 Berbice Slave Uprising was translated from Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 22nd of January, 2021 by Patrick Carpen. Author’s Note: The various Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 19th of February, 2019 by Patrick Carpen. The Cuffy Statue, also called the 1763 Monument, is Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 30th of August, 2020. I decided to make a copy of this article for our archives Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 27th of August, 2020 Under this heading, I’ll cover presidents of Guyana. Some of Guyana’s earliest Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 14th of August, 2020 I sent these pictures to a web site for Guyanese pilots and Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 5th May, 2020 by Mr. Frank Satnarine My great great grand parents were the first batch Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 30th of April, 2020 by Patrick Carpen. Jim Jones, founder of Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! Jim Jones was a Christian Preacher, so he was supposed to have believed in Jesus, right? Wrong. His Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 26th of April, 2020 by Patrick Carpen. During the 1970s, when Continue Reading →