LOCATION FILE
Cheshire Hall Plantation
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OVERVIEW
Built in the 1790s by the Loyalist planter Thomas Stubbs, who brought enslaved Africans from the American colonies to work cotton. The soil and boll weevil defeated the venture within about thirty years. The great house, kitchen and works survive as ruins managed by the Turks and Caicos National Trust.
HISTORY
The site is one of the clearest surviving records of the islands' short, brutal plantation period.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Visitors have reported voices and movement among the walls at dusk. The National Trust presents the site as history rather than as a haunting.
VISITING
Open to visitors with a Trust guide. Interpretation focuses on the lives of the enslaved people who worked the land.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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