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Governor General presented with historic watercolours of Nassau

Wednesday, 07 December 2011 08:48

NASSAU, Bahamas -- The Board of Trustees for the Endowmwent for the Performing Arts of The Bahamas made a courtesy call on Governor-General Sir Arthur Foulkes at Government House on Monday December 5. Sir Arthur was presented with historic watercolours of Nassau.

Pictured from left: Cleophas Adderley, Antonious Roberts, Saskia D'Aguilar, Maria Ferere, Donna Davis, Christine Oakes, Sir Arthur, Lady Foulkes, Emmanuel Mosko, Orjan Lindroth, Deborah Lotmor, Campbell Cleare, and Terry North.

(BIS Photo/Letisha Henderson)