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This is an ancient fort situated in Bahamas. This fort was surprisingly never used for fighting battle. The construction of this fort dates back to 1789. This fort has some interesting features. They are the waterless moat, the dark dungeons and the ramparts. The most striking feature is the array of cannons. This majestic fort was named after the wife of King George the III. This historical monument is a must visit in Bahamas.
