Museum of Nevis History

The Museum of Nevis History sits in a two-story stone structure in the town center, displaying items and documents that record the island's past. The exhibitions guide visitors through various periods of development and settlement.

The structure was first built in 1680 and sustained damage from an earthquake in 1840. It was later fully restored to preserve its original architectural character.

The collection traces how society developed on the island through different eras, showing daily life and community growth. Visitors can see how local culture shifted as the island transformed.

The museum is located in the town center and easy to reach on foot. Visiting on weekdays gives you better access to staff who can answer questions about the exhibits.

The building is the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, who lived here during his early childhood. He later became one of the founding leaders of the United States.

Location: Saint Paul Charlestown

Website: https://nevisheritage.org

GPS coordinates: 17.14115,-62.62959

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:45