Saba News News and Information from Saba Island, Dutch Caribbean
The Board of the Harry L. Johnson Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Pamela Meijvogel‑Whitfield as Museum Manager. The new role marks an important step in the continued growth and development of the museum, which plays a vital part in preserving and sharing Saba’s cultural heritage.
Pamela Whitfield is known in the community for her dedication of sharing Saba’s history, culture, and heritage with others through her work at the museum.
She has distinguished herself through her enthusiasm, professionalism, and genuine passion for Saba’s history. Her commitment has provided countless visitors with memorable and educational experiences, helping to foster a deeper appreciation for the island’s unique story.
In her expanded role as Manager/Guide, Pamela will take on additional responsibilities, including daily operations, visitor services, program coordination, and the ongoing development of initiatives that enhance the museum experience for both residents and guests.
“We are delighted to welcome Pamela to this expanded role,” said Mr. Glenn Holm, president of the museum board. “Her knowledge, dedication, and commitment to excellence make her the ideal person to help guide the museum into the future while preserving the legacy entrusted to our care.”
The Harry L. Johnson Museum remains committed to safeguarding Saba’s cultural heritage and ensuring that future generations can learn from and appreciate the island’s remarkable history. The Board looks forward to continuing its close collaboration with Pamela as the museum grows and serves the community.
