Annaberg Sugar Plantation and Mill
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It is thanks to sugar that Europeans settled in St John. In the early 18th century the Danes arrived and started the first plantations, which in their heyday numbered 25 across the tiny island. The Annaberg Sugar Mill and its plantation offer a slice of well-preserved colonial history, as well as an insight into one of the world's most vital crops.
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- Where: Annaberg Sugar Plantation and Mill
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