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.
Los más interesante de esta edificación es su emplazamiento, al cierre de una calle, lo que responde a los principios del barroco de utilizar edificios como fondo de la perspectiva de los espacios públicos.
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.
