Scenarios about 'bridgetown'
A major port city and capital of Barbados, established by British settlers in the 1620s and named for an indigenous bridge that once spanned its central waterway. Bridgetown served as a crucial hub for Caribbean trade, slavery, and colonial administration during the British Empire's expansion. Its strategic location and deep harbor make it a frequent divergence point in alternate histories exploring different colonial outcomes or Caribbean political developments.
What If Bridgetown Developed Beyond Tourism?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Barbados' capital city pursued economic diversification strategies beyond tourism in the post-colonial era, potentially transforming it into a major Caribbean financial and technological hub.