Remembering Trinidad and Tobago
The music of our land describes our past our challenges and our life
Our culture is a colorful blend of many people in one nation
Our community. A blend of East, West, North and South.
Rich is expression from the past and the present.
Forged from the land of liberty.
Remembered in song, prose and images.
Our cultural mix provides a colorful array of food.
Remember our past in our architecture.
Enjoying the old community spirit.
Learn more about the past.
Remembering our youthful days.
Our interactive search of the Institute's archive is coming soon! In meantime please browse our AV Library List.
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The Remember When Institute is the department within the Ministry of the Arts & Multiculturalism, Culture Division that captures the memories of our culture.
A Brief History of Pointe-à-Pierre
The notable Pointe-à-Pierre area was one of the first areas inTrinidad to become settled after conquest resulting from the Cedula of Population of 1783.
The Point-a-Pierre Railway Station
Built in 1885, the Pointe-a-Pierre Railway Station, during its lifetime, provided a gateway and link to the Pointe-a-Pierre area...
From sugar estate to oil refinery
For decades, taxpayers have been concerned about the goings-on at State-owned Petrotrin, the oil company with...
