This Georgian style building served as the Island’s main guardhouse and later the residence of the army’s post commander. It was named a City landmark in 1967.
Designed by Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Williams it was constructed of sandstone with walls measuring 8 feet thick at the base. The castle was designated a City landmark in 1967.
Designed by Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Williams and built in 1806. The star-shaped walls of the fort were inspired by those built by the French military. It was designated a City landmark in 1967.
Completed in 1843 by Martin Thompson, this Greek Revival building served as the home of the Island’s Co. from the time of its construction until 1996. It was named a City landmark in 1967.
