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Overview
Codd’s House Monument is a rotunda and memorial plaza on Coleridge Street in Bridgetown’s Synagogue Historic District. It commemorates the former house where Barbados’ legislature met in the nineteenth century, including the 1838 decision ending apprenticeship. The original house was demolished in 1985; today’s attraction is the memorial, rather than a preserved house interior.
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A separate timetable for Codd’s House memorial plaza is not published.
For current access arrangements, contact the Synagogue Historic District on +1 246 436 6869 or admin@synagoguehistoricdistrict.com.
The district’s Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–3:00 PM schedule and museum admission prices refer to the synagogue and museum; they are not confirmed monument-specific hours or fees.
Listing updated 1 October 2026.