On the Caribbean island of Antigua, Betty’s Hope is a former sugar plantation established by Sir Christopher Codrington in the 1600s. Now a museum and historic landmark, the site stands as a testament to the memory and lives of the slaves who endured inhumane hardships on the island. Visitors can explore the remnants of the plantation, including two restored windmills and the ruins of the sugar works, gaining insight into the historical and cultural significance of this once-thriving agricultural enterprise.
Betty’s Hope Historic Sugar Plantation
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