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Female salt workers in the 1930s Female salt workers in the 1930s ©Turks and Caicos National Museum This image of female salt rakers in around 1936 shows a scene that would have changed little from the days of slavery. One could imagine Mary Prince and her companions carrying out this work. See Attached Story More Photos In this section

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