St. John’s Figtree Anglican Church, built in 1680, stands as one of the oldest churches in the Caribbean, nestled on the island of St. Kitts and Nevis. This modest stone structure houses a significant historical artifact: the marriage certificate of British Navy Admiral Horatio Nelson and Frances Nisbet. Outside, the church grounds include a cemetery with weather-worn gravestones, some dating back over 300 years. Visitors can explore the quiet, historic site, immersing themselves in the rich colonial history and serene ambiance of this enduring place.
St. John’s Figtree Anglican Church
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