sugar plantation

But other sugar plantations around the island began to close as well.

The era of the sugar plantations was coming to an end.

She used income from the sugar plantation to help support the magazine in its early years.

He soon left the country and went to Hawaii to work in a sugar plantation.

On this day, the workers arrived to work in sugar plantations.

Many of the best are former sugar plantations in the interior.

Slavery on sugar plantations is a thing of the past.

After the war he became a lawyer and owned a sugar plantation.

There he married and acquired significant number of sugar plantations.

His sitters, all black, are the children of workers on a sugar plantation.

The Patton family developed the property into a sugar plantation.

The sugar plantation and mill shut down in April, 1996.

Newton's father made plans for him to work at a sugar plantation in Jamaica.

"We ran into some soldiers from one of the sugar plantations.

It was used for chopping cane on a sugar plantation.

In the latter he was engaged on coffee and sugar plantations.

The 10-acre campus is located on what was historically a sugar plantation.

Sugar plantations were not only environmentally destructive in the past, they continue to be so.

It is certainly known to have been constructed with money from the sugar plantations in Cuba.

They figured that slaves would be just the thing for their huge American sugar plantations.

Most of Guyana's sugar plantations are found along its banks.

The ruin probably dates from the sugar plantation era, but may be earlier.

It is one of the few towns on the island that was not created by the sugar plantations.

Today the forests have been replaced by sugar plantations and settlements.

Then, of course, we have the sugar plantations and the I cattle ranches.