Some of the sites and historical landmarks that await you in Anguilla...

The Old Fort at Sandy Hill
Copper Hole (large blow hole)
Heritage Collection
Pitch Apple Hole (prehistoric cave)
Wallblake House Plantation
Katouche Valley (natural mini rainforest)
The Olde Valley
The Pump House & Salt Factory at Sandy Ground
The Dolphin Lagoon at Meads Bay
Sydney’s Antique Museum in George Hill

Here are some specifics on several historical sites:

The Big Spring Heritage Site houses remnants from ancient Amerindians. Rock markings are the highlight in this ancient spring bed and cavern.

The Heritage Collection at East Point Pond honours different facets from Anguillian life and culture. The site contains an array of archaeological and historical artifacts dating far back into the island’s history, from the Arawaks to the revolution of 1967.

George Hill, in Sydney’s Antique museum, offers an unforgettable glimpse into Anguilla’s history and development through exhibits, household artifacts, implements and furnishings.

The Wallblake House, found in The Valley, was built in 1787 and is the only surviving plantation house virtually intact on the island. A continuing restoration project is in the works. Tthe complex will include future cultural, social and educational events for the island community.

Anguilla offers visitors many reasons to fall in love with the island. Now it is offering reasons to fall in love with its culture and heritage.