Nassau’s Pompey Museum of Slavery – a 65-Second Visitors’ Notebook

So you’ve got time to kill in Nassau and want to do something besides eat, drink or shop? Here’s your best option: The Pompey Museum of Slavery and Emancipation. Located in the aptly-named Vendue building – French for ‘sold’ – the museum is rightly described as a Bahamian national treasure, an important symbol of how –… Continue reading →

In Transit: Nassau to Miami

For the Window Seats and In Transit series, here’s a gallery of 12 images snapped on Monday during American Airlines flight 4769, a quick hop from the Bahamian capital Nassau to Miami, south Florida’s international hub that’s home to the least transit-friendly airport I’ve experienced in the post-9/11 world. It started out well. Immigration went… Continue reading →

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Nassau’s Pompey Museum of Slavery – a 65-Second Visitors’ Notebook

In Transit: Nassau to Miami