Fort Charles by Dabs
Originally named Fort Cromwell, it was renamed Fort Charles in honor of the restoration of the British Monarchy when King Charles II ascended the throne in 1660. At the time it was built it was surrounded by water, now there is much distance between the fort and the water.
The fort admission includes a guide and admission to a couple of museums with artifacts from Port Royal that have been recovered from the sea after the earthquake in 1692 submerged Port Royal.
See the accompanying travelogue for more pictures.
