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Sissons Paints
has always been active in the community, and our
paints adorn not only private homes but major
public buildings in Trinidad, and throughout the
Caribbean. We invite you to take a look at
Sissons Paints, at work, in your community.
Prominent
Buildings
Sissons Paints have been
used on thousands of buildings throughout
Trinidad & Tobago, and the Caribbean. We are
proud to say our paints grace the walls of some
of the most famous buildings in the Eastern
Caribbean.
Take a look at some of the
buildings on which Sissons paints have been
used.
Red House
Another
of the 'Magnificent Seven', the Red
House was originally built in 1848.
After a destructive fire in Port of
Spain in 1903 the Red House was rebuilt
in 1906. The Red House is Seat of
Parliament, standing proudly in the
heart of downtown Port of Spain.
The deep
red of the building is said to symbolise
the vitality of Trinidad and it's
peoples, and their warmth and energy.
Sissons
Paints is proud to decorate this
magnificent structure, a symbol of our
national pride.
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White
Hall
Originally constructed in 1904, the
recently refurbished (early 1999) White
Hall is the office of the Prime Minister
of Trinidad & Tobago. The building,
situated at the northwestern end of the
Queen's Park Savannah, is one of a group
of structures lining the western end of
the Savannah, dubbed the 'Magnificent
Seven' for their stately and unique
architecture.
In the past, White
Hall has been used by the British
Council, the Trinidad Art Society and
the Central Library. Sissons Paints
bring to life the pristine beauty of
this architectural masterpiece.
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Count
Lopinot's House
Lopinot
is a rural village situated in a valley
north of Arouca. The village is named
after Compte de Lopinot, a Frenchman who
came to Trinidad in 1806. He settled
with his family and 100 slaves on 400
acres of land, granted to him by for
services rendered to the British Crown.
Count Lopinot contributed to the
development of cocoa estates in
Trinidad.
The Great
House was recently renovated and
repainted by the Tourism Board, and now
houses a museum open to the public.
Lopinot is a very popular historic site
in Trinidad.
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