On Fisher Street, close to Prince Street Photos taken from St. Croix 22 of old site.
2008
Faith Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Northside of Fisher Street Businesses and residences
What we called "Peter's Corner". Residence and businesses owned by Mr. Peter Christian. A black-and-white version can be seen with Ovesen photos.
U.S. Post office
Prince Street
2008
Apartments. Extension of property owned by the Christian family.
Church and bar/restaurant on corner of Prince and Fisher Streets
Residences
There were homes in this area. In April 2013, construction in this area noted.
There was once a 2-story house here.
There was a hose where wall is. Corner of Prince and Queen Cross Streets
Northeast corner of Queen Cross and Prince By the sidewalk is where the communal faucet stood. There was once another house on this corner. Miss Endrina lived there. Delicious custard apple tree in the yard.
There was once a house on this corner. Southwest corner of Queen Cross and Prince Streets. Same as photo above, different angle.
Prince Street
2008
Building under construction was once a bar owned by Chago Polvora. Upstairs was residence.
House on west side of Prince Street See St. Croix N-1 to see destruction done by Hurricane Maria
Residence on west side of street.
Another residence on west side of Prince. Empty lot next to house owned by Joseph family. Maude Dowdy once lived here. May she RIP
This was once a wooden structure, one story high. My family lived in one of the apartments when it was a wooden structure.
Where the bushes are was once a once. Wall for the Anglican cemetery.
St. Paul's Rectory, east side of Prince To right of Rectory was a 2 story house.
Corner of King Cross and Prince Street. I think this house is now in disrepair. In 2022 this house was being renovated after it had been destroyed by a hurricane.
Prince Street
2008
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, east side of Prince.
Mr. Golden once lived upstairs and had a candy store on first floor. Cosme had a barber shop. Apartments.
Anglican Church. Corner of King Cross and Prince Streets.
The García family once had a business here. Chanchin and Doña Ana 2022- No longer looks like this. See St. Croix N-1
For as long as I remember, these ruins existed. There were homes to the side and back of this structure.
Residences. The well is hiding the smallest house on Prince Street and possibly Frederiksted.
There were structures here. East side of Prince Street
You can now see the house mentioned in photo above. West side of Prince Street.
Prince Street
2008
Second well on Prince Street, same block. One on west side this one on east side. There were homes in this area.
On the corner of Prince and Hill Street there was a house. The Sackey family once lived in the house.
Warehouse
Northwest corner of Prince and Prince.
Residential
Yellow 2 story structure is listed as #62 Prince Street I remember businesses being houses in the white structure.
Southeast corner of Hill and Prince Residences
Plaque for the yellow building above.
Prince Street
2008
The old convent
Renovated area
Where metal structure stands was the location of St. Pat's Kindergarten
There was once a structure here. The green building is where Sonny Barnes lives.
Entrance to renovated Danish School.
Same as above. Next is where the Thomases once had a residence and business.
The building in the Danish School's yard.
Prince and Market Streets, looking west. Thomases on left, then Sonny's house
Prince Street
2008
This was once a wooden structure - Maldonado's store.
Commemorating Thomas' residence.
St. Patrick's Church
Side of Housing Development. At one point there were many wooden homes, surrounded by a wooden fence. St. Pat's Home Economic building also stood in the area.
St. Pat's
Government offices and legislature.
St. Gerard's Hall - auditorium, great dances also held here. The back was our cafeteria.
The cross streets from Prince Street and other photos
2008
North side of Queen Cross. The next house was destroyed. After the empty lot is the McIntosh 2 story house.
South side of Queen Cross, the house where the red car is was once my home.
Queen Cross, south side of street, looking west.
North side of Queen Cross, looking west. Two story building is a residence.
Northern corner of Prince and King Cross. Again, ruins on corner always there while I lived on St. Croix. All residences thereafter gone.
A closer view of photo on the left. Once two-story structures once stood there.
Southern corner of King Cross and Prince. Anglican Cemetery.
The northern view of King Cross Street, looking west.
A view of King Cross, almost to New Street.
Southern view of King Cross.
The pink Frangipani in the Anglican cemetery (Note - In 2022, tree no longer there!!)
Graves in the Anglican Cemetery
Southern view of Hill Street
Nothern view of Hill Street
Southern view of Hill Street from Prince Street.
The northern side of convent.
Southern view of Market Street. The vegetable market is visible and so is Sonny's green house.
Nothern view of Market Street. Housing complex.
Side view of the wall surrounding St. Pat's.
Across the street from St. Pat's
A view from Prince almost to New Street.
Looking south from Prince and Custom House Street
Another view of St. Gerard's Hall Custom House Street
St. Pat's. Southern view of Custom House Street.
Additional photos. Some taken during my August 2008 visit.
2008
Looking north on Prince Street
Looking north on Prince Street, showing more of east side of street.
Market Street, with Market in view.
West view of Market Street almost to Strand Street.
Sign for the church.
Another view of Danish School.
Plaque for the Prince Street Apartments
Prince Street Apartments.
Entrance to the Prince St. Apartments
Plaque outside the church. As you can see, it was built on Danish Crown land during the 2nd British Occupation.
Anglican Cemetery on Prince Street across from the church, Prince Street.
Anglican Cemetery Anno Domini - MDCCCXIX, 1819 Can be seen on wall on King Cross Street
Structures to the side of the pink house which I indicate above that we lived in.
Original homes of St. Croix.
An original cistern. Can you see the kitten? Look left.
Another view of the Seventh-Day Advenist Church.
The last 6 photos were taken during my April/May 2009
1. and 2. - North side of Fisher Street. First building a bar/restaurant.
Red roof building is residential. Where white care is parked was once a
record store then later a bar. Owned by a Thomas.
3. The Seventh-Day Church, south side of Fisher.
4. The house on the corner of King Cross and Prince Street, north side.
Also, a look down King Cross Street.
5., 6. and 7. - New Houses on Prince Street where St. Pat's Kindergarten once stood.
What remained of "old" convent still standing. Pink house in photo 7 does not have a steeple. The steeple is from the Lutheran Church.
8. Anglican Cemetry.
9. and 10. - Views of inside the cemetery. Must have been recently cleaned.
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