This is Harbour Island's main street and a number of historical sites are located here, reflecting the past governance and inhabitants of the island:

• Dunmore Cottage - location of the summer home of Lord Dunmore, former Governor of The Bahamas and founder of Dunmore Town.

• Plaque of the Early Parliamentarians - a memorial to the first four members of the House of Assembly, who represented the Harbour Island District.

• The Shipyard - renowned for shipbuilding, including the Marie J. Thompson, a four-masted schooner built here in 1922.

• The Sugar Mill - site of a former sugar mill.

• The Harbour Lounge - a restaurant renowned for its seafood.

• The Fig Tree Park - a famous meeting place for the seamen and farmers.

• Old Jail House - used as a jailhouse 1700s.

• The Old Fort - ruins of an old fort built by a runaway Pirate, Charles Vane.

Time Period Represented: 1700s to mid 1900s

Visitor Fees (if any): None

Seasons Open: Year Round

Accessibility Notes: The street is wheelchair friendly, but care should be taken when moving around the uneven areas.