Balcony House Museum /Places-To-See - In Nassau
Pompey Museum Of Slavery /Places-To-See - In Nassau
Nassau Library & Museum /Places-To-See - In Nassau
Pirates Of Nassau Museum /Places-To-See - In Nassau
National Art Gallery of The Bahamas /Places-To-See
Balcony House is a 18th Century house, fully restored as a Museum. It is the oldest wooden residential structure in Nassau. The furnishings and design of Balcony House recapture the elegance and glory of a bygone era.
Venue House was once an auction site for slaves and live stock in the 18th Century. The building was restored and opened as the Pompey Museum in September 1992. The museum is named for the slaves, Pompey, Who led a successful revolt at Steventon, Exuma, one of five plantations owned by Lord Rolle.
This etching shows the Nassau Public Library from Gaol Alley when the wall stood. The Library which was constructed as a Gaol between 1798, and 1799 originally had prisoners' cells which occupied the first and second floors and a gallery surrounding a central space on the third floor, from which a bell rang to summon House of Assembly members to meetings.
Captain Teach - The Infamous Blackbeard
Prepare to be boarded by the terrifying Captain Teach and his fearsome crew as you find yourself on the deck of an embattled ship on the high seas among exploding cannon and torn sail.
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Located in a stunning 18th centry building, the gallery house the National Collection of Bahamian art, with varied annual exhibitions and historical and thematic exhibitions..
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