A 17th century, travelers described Anguilla as a "nest of pirates and smugglers and outlaws, dangerous to every neighboring island and a disgrace to the British name." Today, it could hardly be more different.
Como parte de las construcciones del Palacio Nacional, en este sitio se ubicó la Casa de Moneda, luego el Museo Nacional. Hoy se exhiben objetos de las principales culturas del mundo en 20 salas con apoyos didácticos.
A 17th century, travelers described Anguilla as a "nest of pirates and smugglers and outlaws, dangerous to every neighboring island and a disgrace to the British name." Today, it could hardly be more different.
