Little Duers is an official historic site located in Saint Peter, Antigua and Barbuda. Originally established as a sugar plantation in 1770, it serves as a significant landmark representing the island's agricultural history.
The site is notable for its historical role in the production of sugar during the colonial era. While the original sugar mill tower no longer stands, the location remains preserved as a site of historical memory. At the time of emancipation, there were 73 enslaved people residing at Little Duers.