Russell Streeter Books

This new insider’s guide reveals the island’s best-kept secrets, so you can feel like a “regular”, even on your first trip, and find activities for the whole family! Did you know that Bajans were among the first to produce rum? Or that the grapefruit was bred in one of the island's gullies? Russell Streeter does. He also knows where the most tranquil beaches are, where the turtles swim and nest, and where you can savour the best fried fish. In this information age, it can be challenging sifting through all of the data and finding what’s really useful. So instead of trawling through the Internet, this insightful and colourful book will help you to navigate the best that Barbados has to offer. It includes details Plus 30 full-colour pictures, a short guide to local cuisine and a list of major annual cultural and sporting events All this for less than the cost of a good meal! This book doesn't include every beach, rum shop or building that the Queen or George Washington ever stayed in. Instead, it's your personal tour guide to some of the best that Barbados has to offer. There's more to Barbados that the beaches. With this book you can feel like a 'regular' even on your first trip!

The Christian Intelligencer was a weekly newspaper published in the mid-19th century, featuring articles on religion, current events, and literary reviews. These volumes, compiled by editor Russell Streeter, contain a wealth of historical information and provide a glimpse into the perspectives and concerns of Christians in the United States during this time period.