The Tram - the popular transportation at the turn fo the century,

Advanced stages of the construction of the Holy Trinity Church - must be a few years before 1913

Old image of the Marsa to Valletta side of the harbour

Some old warehouses at the entrance to the Valletta Waterfront

The main entrance to the animal slaughter house

The Marsa Main Road leading to Valletta before Triq Dicembru 13 was built

Also known as Ta' Chapuna. The chapel's historical highlight was when the body of Malta's first Grand Master, Philip Villiers de l'Isle Adam, was held there overnight during his funeral procession from Mdina to Vittoriosa, in August 1534. The chapel was used for centuries by hunting parties who would hear Mass before indulging in their favourite sport. It suffered extensive damage during World War II, when the chapel had been used as a store.

During an educational visit to the site from members of our committee

Our committe together with the Mayor and Parish Chaplin planting a tree to commemorate the twinning of Marsa with Bridgewater in the UK

Entrance to the Marsa Sports Club