Elme's Creek
Official historic site of Antigua and Barbuda
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Elme's Creek is an official historic site and former sugar estate in Saint Philip, Antigua and Barbuda. It was granted to Thomas Elmes on 4 March 1667 and was part of the larger Gaynor's estate where all sugar was processed as the estate converted to steam in the 1800s. An assessment in 2014 revealed it was covered in bush. At the time of emancipation 103 people were enslaved at the estate.
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