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Fort Christian Museum

Monday, March 15, 2010 0:01 No Comments

The Fort Christian Museum was founded in 1680 with the purpose of defending the Danish settlements. This is considered a National Historic Landmark and considered to be the oldest building to be of use in St. Thomas.
It also became the governor’s residence, a worship place and even a police station. But now, it is held [...]

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Concerts and Musical Events In St. Thomas Reformed Church

Friday, March 12, 2010 0:01 No Comments

This church is known to be one of the oldest churches in the Caribbean section. It was created in 1660 and was first initiated by the pioneer settlers of the region. However, with the unity of all the involved ministers and congregation, the history of the island was further shaped for the past 350 years.
For [...]

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The Historic St. Thomas Synagogue

Thursday, March 11, 2010 0:01 No Comments

Everything that you will see when you come visit St Thomas Synagogue came from way back 1833. From the benches to the bima, all were made out of mahogany that used to be found abundantly on the island. All the chandeliers though were from Europe, specifically Holland.
Its walls are all fireproof since the building was [...]

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St. Thomas’ Places of Worship: Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church

Thursday, January 14, 2010 7:34 No Comments

In 1820, the Frederick Lutheran Church was constructed few blocks away from the Main Street in memory of Denmark’s reign over the Virgin Islands. This sturdy church with majestic bell tower was known as the official house of worship of the Danish West Indies.

This historical site remains a beauty as it withstood several disasters like [...]

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St. Thomas’ Places of Worship: Cathedral Church of All Saints

Wednesday, January 13, 2010 1:00 No Comments

To commemorate the end of slavery, the Cathedral Church of All Saints was constructed around the 19th century. This fascinating church was excavated on St. Thomas Island and has solid ground foundation.

This historical church was built using yellow-colored bricks that were once used as counterweight for ships. These bricks were left by merchants on the [...]

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