Victor Templeton Bryan, M.P., 51 enjoys reputation of never having lost an election since he entered politics in 1943 when he was elected to the Arima Borough in 1943 when he was elected to the Arima Borough Council. In 1946 he won a seat to the Legislative Council, and defeated Albert Gomes the following year when he was elected to the P.O.S. City Council. In the 1950 he again won a Legislative Council seat and became Minister of Agriculture and Lands. He won again in 1956, but had to be content to be a member of the Opposition. He is Chairman of the St.Mary's College, was policeman, journalist, oilfield employee, U.S. Base emplyee before becoming a businessmen. (May-1958) (WIP-51)

Victor Templeton Bryan, M.P., 51 enjoys reputation of never having lost an election since he entered politics in 1943 when he was elected to the Arima Borough in 1943 when he was elected to the Arima Borough Council. In 1946 he won a seat to the Legislative Council, and defeated Albert Gomes the following year when he was elected to the P.O.S. City Council. In the 1950 he again won a Legislative Council seat and became Minister of Agriculture and Lands. He won again in 1956, but had to be content to be a member of the Opposition. He is Chairman of the St.Mary's College, was policeman, journalist, oilfield employee, U.S. Base emplyee before becoming a businessmen. (May-1958) (WIP-51) , Box: 4, Folder: 4. West Indian Photograph Collection, SC135. The Alma Jordan Library, The University of the West Indies . https://archivespace.sta.uwi.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/8037 Accessed April 29, 2026.