Locus C
Item
Title
Locus C
Description
Locus C is the largest structure in area at Hughes Estate.
It consists of a large open cistern with a raised water catchment area on at least one side.
A fence of stacked limestone connects to the corners of the eastern face of Locus C and enclose a large area.
Additionally, there is a small building abutting the SW corner of the catchment area.
It consists of a large open cistern with a raised water catchment area on at least one side.
A fence of stacked limestone connects to the corners of the eastern face of Locus C and enclose a large area.
Additionally, there is a small building abutting the SW corner of the catchment area.
Subject
~18-19th century Sugar Plantation Building, Anguilla
Creator
Photos by Elysia Petras, Paul Farnsworth, and Kay Bell
Illustration by Carl Webster
Illustration by Carl Webster
Extent
Dimensions:
Cistern: ~ 3m W x 10, L, 2 meter depth.
Catchment area: 19.3 x 19 meters
Addition: 6 x 6.3 meters
Fence: 39 x 17 x 31 meters
Cistern: ~ 3m W x 10, L, 2 meter depth.
Catchment area: 19.3 x 19 meters
Addition: 6 x 6.3 meters
Fence: 39 x 17 x 31 meters
