File:Annaberg sugar plantation ruins.jpg

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Description Annaberg sugar mill ruins on St. John, United States Virgin Islands. A view from West:Horse mill to left, mill tower, boiling house in center, storage and curing house to right.
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Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress.

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Author Frederik C. Gjessing
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Object location18° 21′ 53″ N, 64° 44′ 18″ W View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap


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Annaberg Historic District

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November 1959

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18°21'52.999"N, 64°44'17.999"W

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Saint John

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