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The rebirth of a national monument
Workmen putting in the finishing touches around mid-afternoon yesterday in the restoration of the National Independence Arch on upper Brickdam and Vlissengen Road, venue of one of three events slated for tomorrow’s Independence Anniversary celebrations. Inset is the scene at the ‘Arch’ last night at around 22:20 hrs (Photos by Samuel Maughn and Delano Williams)
Workmen putting in the finishing touches around mid-afternoon yesterday in the restoration of the National Independence Arch on upper Brickdam and Vlissengen Road, venue of one of three events slated for tomorrow’s Independence Anniversary celebrations. Inset is the scene at the ‘Arch’ last night at around 22:20 hrs (Photos by Samuel Maughn and Delano Williams)

 

 

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