Journey through Bridgetown's Black history, where every cobblestone whispers tales of resilience and resistance. Discover Rachel Pringle's entrepreneurial spirit and London Bourne's enduring legacy. Trace Samuel Jackman Prescod's path to political prominence. Witness the echoes of the 1937 rebellion, a pivotal moment in Barbados's struggle for equality. Explore Jubilee Gardens, a space steeped in historical significance, and learn about Anthony Barclay and the departure of those who ventured to Liberia from the Careenage. St. Mary's Church stands as a testament to faith and community, while the chilling history of the Cage reveals the stark realities of enslavement. The contributions of figures like Ann Gill, and delve into the interwoven narratives of both freed and enslaved individuals who shaped Bridgetown's vibrant, yet often painful, past. This tour illuminates the enduring strength and cultural richness of the Black experience, leaving a lasting impression.