2 Best Sights in The Abacos, Bahamas

This memorial wall is adorned with plaques honoring residents who have helped to develop the community over the years. Notice that most of them share the same last name, as is often the case in small island communities. In this case, Albury and Sweeting are the most common names.

Historic artifacts from the boatbuilding industry and local experience over the ages on this tiny island are on display in this small museum, offering a true look back into life as it was way back. The museum is housed in the century-old Sweeting homem and parts of the original island clinic have also been salvaged and are on-site. A portion of the ground floor houses the island's only coffee shop—a great spot for a cup and a delicious pastry and a chance to fund the museum. It's also a great spot to check in with the world as they offer free Wi-Fi.