Culture & History · St. Croix

Estate Little Princess

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Culture & History / St. Croix

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A twenty-five-acre Nature Conservancy preserve on St. Croix, established more than 250 years ago as a Danish sugar plantation worked by enslaved Africans. The Hospital Building and Great House still stand in Afro-Danish architecture, and the grounds hold the Conservancy's Coral Innovation Hub along with trails for walking, birding and reaching the beach.

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Island: St. Croix
Category: Culture & History
Location: Route 75 north shore, near Christiansted, St. Croix, USVI

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Seven acres of the Christiansted waterfront on St. Croix, where Fort Christiansvaern, the Danish Customs House and the Steeple Building stand. It became the first National Park Service unit in the Virgin Islands in 1952 and covers the Danish era of 1734 to 1917. Visitors walk the grounds and picnic on site.

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