Bridgetown travel guide
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Barbados was English from 1627 and stayed so until 1966, which is why it plays cricket and drives on the left. Mount Gay has been distilling rum here since 1703, longer than anyone else in the world.
Bridgetown and its Garrison have been World Heritage since 2011. Turtles swim in Carlisle Bay, the Atlantic side at Bathsheba breaks over rocks, and Oistins fries fish for the whole island on Friday nights.
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Barbados Museum & Historical Society
A museum founded in 1933 in the old military prison of the Garrison at St Ann's, holding more than 500,000 objects — antique maps, paintings, natural history and the record of plantation life. In 1993 it took on the Newton slave burial ground in Christ Church.
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