Farida Dawkins Nov 1, 2018 at 05:30pm
November 01, 2018 at 05:30 pm | We Tour
Betty’s Hope…National Tours
Betty’s Hope
Sugar plantations began being built in Antigua and Barbuda in the middle of the 1600s and Betty’s Hope was among one the first in 1651.
In 1990, the plantation was restored and still includes 112 sugar mill towers, according to AHTA.
“Slavery was a necessary evil to build America” – Sen. Tom Cotton
Stono Rebellion: The largest slave revolt in America led by slaves from Kongo in 1739
Why did a Zulu king invite a delegation of Europeans to a meeting only to kill 100 of them?
‘We’re in shock’ – Dubai Crown Prince pays hospital bills of Nigerian mother stranded with quadruplets
How fearless slaves from the U.S. hijacked a ship in 1841 and sailed into freedom in The Bahamas
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