Located in Barbados' UNESCO World Heritage Property of Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison, the galleries of the Barbados Museum & Historical Society are housed in 19th-century military prison buildings and reveal the island's rich natural, social and military history.

The Barbados Museum & Historical Society is nestled in the Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison UNESCO World Heritage property. Follow the map to visit us and learn the stories of Barbados past and present.

Explore a world of cultural richness and historical depth at the Barbados Museum. From immersive journeys through colonial lifestyles to tributes honoring military valor and the enduring legacies of African heritage, uncover the vibrant tapestry of our Caribbean island.

Located in Barbados' UNESCO World Heritage Property, the Barbados Museum’s galleries are housed in 19th century military prison buildings and reveal the island’s rich history, culture and heritage.

2020年2月3日 · The Barbados Museum is a fantastic destination for anyone interested in the rich history and natural beauty of the island. The exhibits provide a comprehensive overview of Barbados, featuring a wide range of natural artifacts, including corals and native animals, alongside fascinating historical items from colonial times through to the modern era.

Come explore the island’s rich history, culture and heritage. Located in the UNESCO World Heritage Property at St Ann’s, Garrison and housed in a 19th-century military prison building, there are many artefacts and stories about the island waiting to be discovered.

Established in 1933 in the old Military Prison at the Saint Ann's historic Garrison, the museum has more than 500,000 artifacts that depict the island's rich history and natural history. Inclusive of some of these artifacts are antique maps of the island and paintings.

The mandate of the Barbados Museum and Historical Society is: To collect, document and conserve evidence of Barbados cultural, historical and environmental heritage; and to interpret and present this evidence for all sectors of society.

Experience the authentic history and culture of Barbados at the Barados Museum. Some of the main displays and features of the Barbados Museum are: A natural history display that describes the coral structure of Barbados. Artifacts of the Amerindians, the early inhabitants of the Caribbean islands.

Housed in historic 19th-century military prison buildings within Barbados’ sole UNESCO World Heritage Site, the museum invites you to explore its exhibitions and the Jairus Brewster Children’s Gallery, take a guided tour, or attend cultural events, bringing history and heritage to life.