Queen’s Staircase below was a slave graveyard proof
Queen’s Staircase below was a slave graveyard proof
Of course they didn’t get tombstones, they were African slaves.
Before it was named the Queen’s Staircase in 1897, it was commonly known as the 66 Steps. This was because it originally had 66 carved limestone steps (though erosion has reduced the visible number to 65). The staircase was built by enslaved people between 1793 and 1794 to create a direct path from Fort Fincastle to Nassau.
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