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Almost a week after the Chaguaramas Development Authority (CDA) sent an eviction notice to the Military Museum, officials locked the curator out of the premises on J’Ouvert morning.
Speaking with Guardian Media outside the museum yesterday, the director of the Military History and Aviation Museum, Linda Kelshall said that sometime just after 6 am she was alerted to the actions of the CDA.
In a letter dated October 1, 2024, the CDA withdrew its 30-year lease, which Kelshall said places the museum and its more than 500 years of history in jeopardy.
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