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Gregory Arch, Nassau, Bahamas
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Gregory Arch, Nassau, Bahamas

[ca. 1930–1945]

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This arch probably at one time a quarry, is one of the main roads leading to Grant's Town, the largest native village. The following words are inscribed over archway, "This arch commenced Nov. 1851 finished Jan. 1852. John Gregory Esq. Governor. John Burnside, civil engineer."

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