Rose Hall Great House
How did a Jamaican plantation become the home of the White Witch legend?
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30 mins
Explore the real history of Rose Hall Great House and its connection to Jamaica’s plantation era. Uncover how the story of Annie Palmer, slavery, murder, and supposed hauntings became one of Jamaica’s most enduring legends.
Ep 1:
The White Witch of Rose Hall
We journey into Rose Hall Great House to uncover the gruesome legend of Annie Palmer, the voodoo-practicing 'White Witch' said to murder husbands and haunt her tomb forever.
Ep 2:
Debunking Annie: Rose Hall vs. Greenwood
The shocking truth behind Annie Palmer's myth unravels, while nearby Greenwood Great House reveals an astonishing, untouched time capsule of 18th-century plantation life that survived the 1831 fires.
Ep 3:
The Owners Who Saved Greenwood
Meet Bob and Anne Betton, the unlikely couple whose chance encounter and risky move to 1970s Jamaica saved Greenwood—and sparked a fierce debate over preserving painful history.
Discussions (5)
Colton
Level 10 · 1 week agoDead men tell no tales got me dead 💀
Grant
Level 8 · 1 week agoAnnie Palmer died in 1846 confirmed by historical records. The legend of 3 murdered husbands? Zero evidence.
Ezekiel
Level 6 · 1 week agoCalling Barrett a 'reasonable slave master' even with caveats feels like a stretch too far, owning people is owning people full stop.
