Remains of an old sugar factory. Cane was an important crop untill beet root sugar replaced it largely. Abolition of slavery contributed to the decline.

Please note that most businesses have sustained heavy damage due to hurricane Beryl.
Therefore many shops and lodging facilities will not be opened or are in the process of reopening.

Old sugar factory remains at Grand Bay.

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Ruin of the sugar factory in Grand Bay.

Unlike many other ruins on Carriacou, this old sugar factory is not overgrown.
It is clearly visible in the fields surrounding the ruin.

If you are on the east coast of Carriacou you will find quite a lot of remains from colonial times.
At grand bay there are fossil beds and archeological findings of Amerindian civilization on the island.

: Foundation of an old cotton gin on Carriacou.

: Remains of the battery in Grand Bay.

: Tibeau fossil beds at the coastline.

: Old burial site at Grand Bay Carriacou.

: Finding human remains at Grand Bay.

: Archeology at Grand Bay and Jews Bay on Carriacou windward side.

: Protected area where the fossil beds are on Carriacou.

The Tibeau well is a bit more north.
The cemetery at Tibeau is slowly disappearing in the ocean.

Mills for the processing of sugar cane.

Below a number of the old mills on Carriacou.
These are now all in disfunction.
None of them have the wings anymore, some are otherwise still in a reasonable condition.