St Georges Grenada Collection

St. Georges, Grenada, Caribbean, West Indies
Panoramic view of the colorful city of St. Georges, Grenada, Caribbean, West Indies

Exhibition Visitors
Visitors to the International Exhibition held in South Kensington, London taking a rest by the Majolica fountain which is surmounted by a statue of St George killing a dragon

Madras Seaport
circa 1785: The English settlement of Fort St George on the Coromandel Coast. Madras, founded by the East India Company grew up around this seaport. (Photo by Edward Gooch/Edward Gooch/Getty Images)

Kitchener Inspects
1st March 1915: The parade of various sections of the New Army of 12, 000 men, recruited in Liverpool, south Lancashire and West Cheshire, opposite St Georges Hall

Reading Soldiers
July 1907: The Reading Room at St Georges Barracks, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Army Bath
July 1907: A bathroom at St Georges Barracks, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

New Recruits
July 1907: New recruits at St Georges Barracks, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Soldier Height
July 1907: Measuring new recruits at St Georges Barracks, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Church Haven
April 1952: An elderly man enters St Georges crypt in Leeds where he will be warm, can get a meal and maybe sleep the night. The cross above the door is illuminated all through the night

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Discover the rich history of St. Georges, Grenada in the heart of the Caribbean's West Indies. Exhibition visitors were in awe as they explored the vibrant culture and military past of this beautiful island. At Madras Seaport, Kitchener inspected new recruits, ensuring they met the required soldier height. Reading soldiers prepared for duty by the Army Bath, while petrol wagons filled up for the day's operations. New recruits marveled at the sight of the Petrol Wagon, a crucial addition to the army's logistics. And as the sun set over Church Haven, the peaceful scene was a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of military life.