Wallblake House

Wallblake House, built in 1787, is the oldest structure in Anguilla and serves as a heritage plantation house and museum. Located in The Valley, it has been fully restored and features original kitchen complexes, stables, and slave quarters. The house witnessed significant historical events, including a French invasion in 1796. Today, it functions as a rectory and museum annex, offering tours and hosting art shows and events. Surrounded by lush grounds and a unique church facade, Wallblake House is a key part of Anguilla's Heritage Trail, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.