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Morgan Lewis Mill

Windmill-museum

Out of over five hundred sugar windmills that once dotted the Barbados landscape, Morgan Lewis Windmill – named after its first owner – was the last windmill to crush cane, ceasing operations in 1947.

Restored as a museum by the National Trust of Barbados, it hosts a small exhibition that provides insights into the equipment and mechanics of sugar cane processing. A small café in the grounds serves light refreshments, and there’s a marvellous ocean view.

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Mon–Sat 10am–5pm (closed Dec 24–27)

Grounds & café free

Mill entry BD$10; Guided tour BD$20

By car: Follow Highway 2 NE out of Bridgetown until Shorey Village, then turn right and head up the hill (40min).

By bus: Bus #4A from Princess Alice Bus Terminal (Bridgetown) terminates at Shorey Village (55min); the windmill is a 600m uphill walk from there. Consult the bus timetable.

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Morgan Lewis Mill

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