LOCATION FILE
Wallblake House
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OVERVIEW
Built in 1787 for the planter Valentine Blake, Wallblake House is the island's only surviving plantation house and includes the original kitchen, stables and workers' quarters. It was restored in the early 2000s and belongs to the Catholic church.
HISTORY
The estate was burned during the French raid of 1796 and rebuilt.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
The house carries the usual reputation of a surviving plantation building; reports are informal and local.
VISITING
Open to visitors on scheduled tours.
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