Antigua Sugar Factory

The Antigua Sugar Factory, located in Antigua and Barbuda, was a significant part of the island's economy and history, established in the 18th century. It produced sugar from locally grown cane, contributing to the region's agricultural development and trade. The factory operated until the mid-20th century, when changing economic conditions and competition led to its decline. Today, the site holds historical importance and is a reminder of the island's colonial past, showcasing the role of sugar production in shaping its cultural and economic landscape.