25 Years Ago
Remembering When WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village No. 7
By Angel Nuñez It is always fun to reminisce the past about the fun things we USED TO do in San Pedro. Many of the things we used to do were so different from how or what we do today. One of the things that always amazes me is the very simplistic way of doing things.
Was The San Pedro R C School Haunted?
By Angel Nuñez Was San Pedro R.C. Elementary School a ghost house? NEVA! This what I say today but not when I was a kid in the tiny village of San Pedro with a population of some four hundred and a school enrolment of eighty. Read on and find out.
Remembering When WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village No. 6
By Angel Nuñez
Chicago Cubs, San Pedro's Home Team
By Angel Nuñez
Remembering When WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village No. 5
By Angel Nuñez
The Filming of Mosquito Coast in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye
By Angel Nuñez Twenty five years something really exciting happened in San Pedro. It was the Mosquito Coast. Today people talk about Mosquito Coast though knowing very little about it. Well, see if you can discover exactly what it is.
Remembering When WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village No. 4
By Angel Nuñez
Remembering When WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village No. 3
By Angel Nuñez There are so many things that USED TO be different in the village of San Pedro back in the 1950’s and 60’s and when we remember them we even become nostalgic. Oh how do we wish we could go back in time to re-live those wonderful experiences! This is how I recall the following.
Miss World 1986 Visits San Pedro
By Angel NuñezAlmost thirty years ago, (Were you born already?) the very young town of San Pedro was honored and graced with the visit of Miss World 1986. She was a lovely Caribbean woman, Giselle Laronde.
Remembering When WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village No. 2
By Angel NuñezOh yes we used to do that and we used to think and we used to play and even eat back then much different in San Pedro from today. It was not better or it worse. It was just different. Let’s enjoy a few more.
Remembering when WE USED TO… in San Pedro Village
By Angel Nuñez
Overview Of Historic San Pedro Village in 1950’s
By Angel Nuñez
A Town Oblivious to Dangers of Asbestos
By Angel Nuñez
How Sanpedranos Lit Their Houses Without Electricity
By Angel Nuñez
San Pedro Holiday Hotel Celebrates 50th Anniversary
By Angel Nuñez
Alternative for Shampoo by Using Wood Ash
By Angel Nuñez
Useful Gadgets of Yesteryear in the Village of San Pedro
By Angel NuñezOkay we have seen the charcoal irons, the gasoline and kerosene irons, the comal or hot plate, the egg beater, and the waffle iron. How about a few more for this week as we walk about an old kitchen or house in the tiny village of San Pedro, the home to coconut farmers and fishermen.
A Look Back at Old Fashion Cooking In San Pedro Village
By Angel NuñezAfter sharing the story of the old fashioned irons for ironing clothes, Ambergris Today received quite some interesting reviews with requests for more gadgets along the same line. Well folks, here are a few more just because you asked for it.
The Dangers of Old Fashioned Irons in the Village
By Angel Nuñez
International Radio Stations were Entertainment for Island Villagers
By Angel Nuñez The biggest name in radio today in Belize is Love F M. (98.1 FM) but did you know that back in the 1950's there was a whole lot of international radio in San Pedro? And what's more, a lot of villagers had their private antennas in their own yards. First let me take you through the International radio stations. There was first and foremost Radio Harlengin Texas. Yes all the way from Texas we got to enjoy musical programs in the days when Country and Western was very popular.