The Digital Collections
The digital collections contained in the Fawkes Library and Archives Collection consists of a variety of primary source materials associated with the life and times of Sir Randol Fawkes and includes newspaper articles, photographs and books.
The Future
Unions Split Labour Day Parade Amidst Political Row
Has Partisan Politics Hijacked Labour Day?
Great Granddaughter Lifts Up The Legacy of Theophilus Farquharson of Inagua
An Address by the Minister of Labour and Commerce on Labour Day 1967
Bahamian Parliamentarians Pay Tribute to sir Randol Fawkes
Bahamian Senators Pass Bill to Rename Labour Day in Honor of Sir Randol Fawkes
Parliament Street with Patti Roker
How Reading Changed the Bahamas
Sir Randol Fawkes Essay Competition at Judith P. Thompson Primary School
Sculpture of Sir Randol Fawkes
A Letter From Grants Town
A Letter From A Citizen Expressing Interest in Learning About the Labour Movement
The First Labour Day
Election Campaign Speech - 1987
The Bahamas and the West Indian University Scheme
The Citizens Committee
Article from The Citizens Torch.
Fawkes Demands Restoration of his Notary Public License
Article from The Nassau Herald - March 17th 1956.
A Suspension From the Bahamas Bar 1954
A New Pictorial Biography by Rosalie Fawkes
United Bahamian Party Converges on Windsor Park to Garner Voter Support
Excerpt from “The Faith that Moved the Mountains”