Sailing the haunted Caribbean was a lot of fun and there is more than one location in the Bahamas that is reportedly haunted.
First is Fort Charlotte in Nassau, it was built in 1789 by Lord Dunmore, who I know a lot about from my time living in Colonial Williamsburg. He named the fort in honor of King George III’s wife. The fort never fired a shot but there seems to be residual energy surrounding it.
Another location is The Cloisters which is a 14th century ruins of a French Monastery. Many of the stones from the original structure were imported to the United States in the 1940’s. Many people here have seen shadows and apparitions around the ruins.
Queene’s Staircase is said to have activity as well. It was created by slaves between 1793 and 1794. They were carved from the solid limestone wall and were used as an escape route for the slaves from the neighboring Fort Fincastle.
Even if you don’t experience the paranormal while in the Bahamas the island is full of culture, mystery, and an amazing energy worth spending a few days here.
First is Fort Charlotte in Nassau, it was built in 1789 by Lord Dunmore, who I know a lot about from my time living in Colonial Williamsburg. He named the fort in honor of King George III’s wife. The fort never fired a shot but there seems to be residual energy surrounding it.
Another location is The Cloisters which is a 14th century ruins of a French Monastery. Many of the stones from the original structure were imported to the United States in the 1940’s. Many people here have seen shadows and apparitions around the ruins.
Queene’s Staircase is said to have activity as well. It was created by slaves between 1793 and 1794. They were carved from the solid limestone wall and were used as an escape route for the slaves from the neighboring Fort Fincastle.
Even if you don’t experience the paranormal while in the Bahamas the island is full of culture, mystery, and an amazing energy worth spending a few days here.
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