Drone view of Quarantine Point and National Grenada

In recent times it’s a place known for its recreational purposes, but back in 1892, the place we now called Quarantine Point was not a recreational location. Several buildings were constructed there in 1892, built to quarantine and isolate the victims of smallpox, yellow fever, malaria, and other communicable diseases common in the region at the time.
Those were the early years following the abolition of slavery.
At the time it was known as Goat Point or Long Point, and its location as an isolated peninsula on the South West coast of Grenada was ideal.

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Such a beautiful area. Thank you for sharing this

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Grenz the beautiful

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Thank you.