Chatham Memorial stands as a quiet reminder of the rich history and resilience of the Andaman Islands. Located near the old Chatham Saw Mill, this memorial honors those who contributed to the development and heritage of the region. It offers visitors a peaceful spot to reflect on the past while surrounded by lush greenery and echoes of the islands’ industrial journey. More than just a monument, Chatham Memorial connects visitors to the stories of hard work and community that shaped Port Blair.

About Business

Chatham Memorial is a poignant tribute located on Chatham Island, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This memorial commemorates the arrival of the first batch of 200 freedom fighters from the First War of Independence in 1857 to the Andaman Islands. On March 10 each year, a solemn function is held at the memorial, where officials and residents gather to pay homage to these heroes. The Chief Secretary of the Andaman and Nicobar Administration leads the tributes, laying wreaths and offering floral tributes alongside members of the Local Born Association and other island inhabitants.

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Historical Memorial Site

The Chatham Memorial honors the first group of freedom fighters who were exiled to the Andaman Islands after the 1857 revolt. The site offers a reflective space for visitors to learn about and pay tribute to these early martyrs of India’s freedom struggle.

Wood Craft Showroom

₹100.00

A government run showroom near the mill sells locally crafted wooden products, giving visitors a chance to take home items made from Andaman timber, such as furniture, decor, and handicrafts.

Contact Information

Owner / Founder: British colonial administration
Phone: 3192233674
WhatsApp: +91 3192233674
Website: https://andamantourism.org.in/chatham-saw-mill-andaman
Address: MPQF+7HW, Foreshore Rd, Haddo, Sri Vijaya Puram, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744102