Whitehall Great House is one of Negril’s historical treasures and was built in 1776 by Englishman Robert Parkinson Esquire. The estate produced sugar cane and cloves. Parkinson died in his forties and his grave was opened about a hundred years later when thieves stole the valuables he was buried with. His grave can be seen at the property as well as a thousand year old cotton tree.


There is no entrance fee but donations are accepted to help the upkeep of the estate. Whitehall estate is located on the left before getting to Good Hope.