The Trinidad Historical Society began to lobby for the development of a Public Records Office and suggested the appointment of a competent Archivist. The Registrar General supported these proposals and submitted a "Report on the proposed establishment of a Public Records office in the Colony" on December 2, 1937.
The Trinidad Historical Society initiated efforts to establish a Public Records Office, suggesting the appointment of an experienced Archivist. The Registrar General endorsed these proposals and submitted a report on December 2, 1937, outlining plans for the establishment of a Public Records office in the Colony.