Hidden beneath Tobago's lush tropical vegetation are reminders of the island's rich and layered history.

This historic stone structure, located in the Parish of St. Mary's, stands as a testament to a bygone era. Over time, nature has gradually reclaimed parts of the site, with tree roots and dense vegetation becoming intertwined with the masonry. While these natural elements create a striking and picturesque scene, they can also contribute to the deterioration of historic structures when left unmanaged.

Sites such as these highlight the importance of heritage conservation and the ongoing efforts to document, preserve, and protect Tobago's cultural landmarks for future generations.

Have you ever explored any of Tobago's historic ruins or forgotten estates?

• Photo Credit: Gabriele de Gaetano

Courtesy: Tobago Heritage Conservation Society