the legend continues today and is often repeated to travellers and tourists as well as amongst the residents of the Cayman Islands. Memorial Today, a park exists as a remembrance of the night of the shipwreck and the heroism of the residents who came to rescue those on-board all the ships. Beginning with the Maritime Trail that leads visitors to a view of the reef where the ships were wrecked and a cliff full of treacherous ironshore as well as brass and stone memorial to those who perished. Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, visited the spot and dedicated the memorial plaque and park in 1994 - the 200th anniversary of the event. Below and beside the plaque and viewing platform on a cliff made of ironshore are ten embedded cement blocks. Citations and references History of the Cayman Islands Maritime incidents in 1794 Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea 1794 in North America