If you iwsh to learn about the origins and history of Nevis and its polulation then this is the plave to go. You can spend between say 30 minutes and an hour or more (depending upon your level of interest). The staff are knowledgeable and the visit brings home the history of this small island and community.

This is small, but gives a good overview of the history with some interesting items both old and more recent.

You cannot go here expecting the Louvre or the Smithsonian; remember, this is a small Caribbean nation. But if you go to learn something, including the story of how Alexander Hamilton (yes, that Alexander Hamilton of US Revolutionary War fame) was born here, as well as some local history, then you will have a great time! We lived on Nevis... More

The museum provided a good introduction to the history of Nevis. The garden cafe is also worth a visit - pleasant grounds and good refreshments.

They pack a great deal of information into such a small space, and it's well presented. Nice little shop too with a good book selection. Right on the water in town, next to the Alexander Hamilton House.

Rather expensive for non-citizens, and limited in size. They do have a great set of china from the wedding of Lord Nelson, which took place on this island.

It's really the Horatio Nelson museum, which is why I went there. Cool stop & some very cool Nelson period stuff. We really liked it for we're history buffs. Small but good.

Part of Alexander Hamilton tour. Enjoyed learing about Nevis and seeing some artifacts from the island. The clerk at the store was wonderful and answered all our questions.

This contains a very interesting history of Lord Nelson and combined with the information in the Alexander Hamilton Museum you get a very good background about Nevis. It is my understanding that the information contained in this museum will be moving into Charlestown in the next year or so and will then be even more informative.