St. Thomas Historical Trust

St. Thomas Historical Trust The mission of the St. Thomas Historical Trust is to identify, protect, and preserve history. St.

Thomas Historical Trust is located on Raadets Gade, in historic Charlotte Amalie, and offers a free public mini-museum operated with volunteer support. To ensure you'll find us open, just email [email protected]. Donations support the Trust's museum, its efforts on Hassel Island, Charlotte Amalie's step streets, Fort Christian and other projects.

13/06/2026

King of the Wing 2026
See you there! ✨

Our cultural corridors…
08/06/2026

Our cultural corridors…

Two years after completing a major renovation of a St. Thomas thoroughfare, members of the St. Thomas Historical Trust are gearing up to revitalize another historic step street. Volunteers recently spent two days cleaning up portions of Dronnegans Gade East in Charlotte Amalie as a trust board member led a bid for grant funding to lend momentum to this new effort. Click the link for more.

Link: https://stthomassource.com/content/2026/06/07/historical-trust-volunteers-mobilize-for-latest-step-street-restoration/

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our eavesdropping lecture has been postponed. Please look out for our rescheduled date!...
29/05/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our eavesdropping lecture has been postponed.

Please look out for our rescheduled date!

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27/05/2026

DPNR INVITES COMMUNITY TO VIRTUAL TOWN HALL MEETINGS
ON THE FUTURE OF FORT CHRISTIAN AND FORT FREDERIK MUSEUMS
https://dpnr.vi.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/DLAM-TOWN-HALL-MEETINGS.pdf

27/05/2026

The Step Street Project

Help preserve the beauty and history of Charlotte Amalie. Volunteer with the Step Street Project monthly plant up/ clean...
20/05/2026

Help preserve the beauty and history of Charlotte Amalie. Volunteer with the Step Street Project monthly plant up/ clean up. Join us as we beautify these historic pathways through planting, community service and preservation!

As we move through March celebrating Virgin Islands History Month, we begin by highlighting the ongoing improvements and...
02/03/2026

As we move through March celebrating Virgin Islands History Month, we begin by highlighting the ongoing improvements and maintenance of the historic stepstreets in downtown Charlotte Amalie.

These pathways have connected our community for generations. Built into the hillsides of St. Thomas, these stepstreets are more than infrastructure; they are historic corridors shaped by craftsmanship, movement, and daily life from the Danish colonial period to the present.

Please see our most recent stepstreet cleanup featured in the St. Thomas Source. Donations for this effort are always welcome!

A historic step street is overrun by the fast-growing invasive coralita vine. (Photo courtesy of the St. Thomas Historical Trust)

Stepstreet Cleanup! See you there.
25/02/2026

Stepstreet Cleanup! See you there.

TODAY! See you at the museum 📍🗺️
08/02/2026

TODAY! See you at the museum 📍🗺️

This Sunday FEB 8
Join us for our lecture which brings together the St. Thomas Historical Trust and Danish historians and curators to examine how our history continues to influence culture and identity in the US Virgin Islands. 🇻🇮🇩🇰

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5332 Raadets Gade
Charlotte Amalie
00804

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