Experts' Choice Award Cheshire Hall Plantation
What the experts agree on
Haunting ruins of an 18th-century cotton plantation that dominated Provo's early economy. This site candidly explores slavery's role in the islands' history, offering crucial context often overlooked in Caribbean tourism.
“Standing eerily just east of downtown Provo are the remains of an 18th-century cotton plantation owned by the loyalist Thomas Stubbs.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"Built in the late 1700s by a British Loyalist planter displaced by the American Revolution, Cheshire Hall was once the most important site on Provo, the hub of a 5000-acre cotton plantation." Full review
Travel + Leisure "This historic site tells the story of slavery in the Turks and Caicos—an often unspoken part of the island’s past." Full review
