Saint George

St. George's Anglican Church, located in the peaceful area of Fitches Creek, Antigua & Barbuda, is a significant historical and cultural landmark. Historical Importance St. George’s Anglican Church is one of the oldest churches in Antigua and holds deep historical significance. The church reflects the colonial-era influence and the role Christianity played in the lives of the island’s inhabitants, including enslaved Africans during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Betty's Hope

Betty's Hope serves as a heritage site and museum, offering visitors insight into the island's colonial history and the sugar production process. The site features the restored ruins of the sugar mills and other buildings, providing a glimpse into the life and operations of a colonial sugar plantation. Visitors to Betty's Hope can explore the remains of the windmill used for grinding sugar cane, the boiling house where the sugar was processed, and various artifacts that depict the historical significance of the plantation. There are also informative displays that discuss the history of the plantation, the enslaved people who worked there, and the broader context of sugar production in Antigua and the Caribbean.