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An impressiive library  
   

An impressiive library

The Schoelcher Library was built of metal in France in 1889 by Gustav Eifel (of Eifel Tower fame) and was shipped piece by piece to Martinique and re-assemblied. It is a momument to slavery abolitionist Victor Schoelcher and is still used as a library today.
Our Visit to Martinique

June 8th 2011
Fortunately for us while we were in Martinique our friends on Snowbird were also there. We decided to share a rental car and do some exploring. High on Martin’s list of places to see were some rum distilleries and that sounded interesting to us as well. After picking up the car we headed off to the Pottery Village. This is where the tiles are made for the roofs that we saw in Trois Ilets. W ... read more
Central America Caribbean » Martinique » Fort-de-France

Martiniquais Flag Colonized by France in 1635, the island has subsequently remained a French possession except for three brief periods of foreign occupation.... ... read more
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