Memory, Mourning, and Resilience in Grand Bahama was the work of Sally Everson’s English Studies first-year students of The University of The Bahamas-North. The original project set out to explore Bahamian cultural history and memory, with the aim of documenting significant persons, places, and events on the island of Grand Bahama. Our student projects are often imagined as ephemeral. This might be rightly so. We still often mourn their loss, when we know their impulse was to fill a gap online. In this case, doubly so, since the Internet Archive version was not able to capture most of the content. We hope the students in who built this are doing great, and that they have carried the lessons from this course with them.