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Stay Connected and Relaxed with SETAR in Aruba!

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Visit the historic museum at Fort Zoutman!

(Oranjestad)—Located in the of war and attempted dis- tower was not part of the tumultuous past, including the Historic Museum it cur-
middle of downtown Oran- mantling. original structure of the fort, the on-and-off reception of rently is.
jestad, situated right next and is actually called “Wil- unwanted members of the Despite its small size, The His-
to the government building When anyone refers to Fort lem III Toren”. Constructed in English military several times toric Museum guards a rich
“Cocolishi”, is one of the old- Zoutman, they are actually 1867, this tower was named (The Netherlands was at con- depository of the commer-
est buildings of Aruba: Fort referring to two separate after the then-reigning king stant war with England back cial, military and social his-
Zoutman. First constructed buildings that, over the years, of The Netherlands, Willem III. in the colonial era). tory of Oranjestad, offering
in 1796, this site has been have been merged: the fort Willem III Toren was originally Over the years, both the fort a glance into how the social
used (or left unused) in many and the tower. That’s right, a light tower, but after a re- and the tower had func- culture of the town came to
ways and have survived eras the iconic 5-story, squared quest from Lieutenant Gov- tioned as different govern- be. If you are interested in
ernor Jan Helenus in 1866, it ment center points, including history and want to learn
also became a bell tower. a tax and stamps office. For more about Aruba, then Fort
The fort itself was originally some time these two build- Zoutman should definitely be
constructed to protect the ings also housed a police included into your itinerary.
commerce bay of Paarden- precinct and jail, and even The museum is open Monday
baai from pirates and other experienced abandonment to Friday from 9am-6pm, and
disreputable characters until the Cultural Center Saturday from 10am-2pm.
roaming the Caribbean Sea. Aruba Foundation (CCA)
Unlike the Willem III Toren, petitioned for its renovation Source: The Old Fort of Aruba
Fort Zoutman had a more in 1964, turning the site into by Jan Hartog.