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Christian Valley, formerly known as Roses Valley, is a valley and forest reserve in the Shekerley Mountains of Saint Mary, Antigua and Barbuda. The valley was home to a slave estate, sometimes referred to as Biffins and a former creek known as the Fresh Water River. Some communities of escaped slaves also inhabited the surrounding hills and built trails that are still used today. The slave estate was established in 1777, named after Biffin's Spring, the river's source. This spring is today known as the Christian Valley Waterfall. In 1779 the estate was owned by Mathew Christian, its namesake. Following the abolition of slavery in 1833, the estate's owners were granted 2,746 pounds for the 198 enslaved persons at the estate.
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