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We all know that before Africans were brought to Haiti (or St. Domingue as it was called then), there lived Continue Reading...
Written by Kat Featured, Haiti History 101
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Nicolas Fabre Geffrard in a sketch done by a Mr. Buquet published by Lamy Godard, 1859 (Musée des Traditions et Continue Reading...
Written by Kat Featured, Haiti History 101
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A view of Haiti’s Marbial Valley, as it looked in the 30s, irrigated by the Gosseline River. Farming continued to Continue Reading...
Written by Kat Featured, Haiti History 101
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This is one of Haiti’s street markets, as captured in 1910, by Sir Harry Johnston, a historian who visited several Continue Reading...
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Behold Haiti History 101 pupils…the story of the Last Emperor of Haiti… Faustin Soulouque was actually one of the last Continue Reading...
Written by Kat Featured, Haiti History 101
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Must Haitians be everywhere? Now you know the answer is going to be a resounding yes! Today’s edition of Haiti Continue Reading...
Written by Kat Featured, Haiti History 101
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