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Falklands’ Port Louis settlement discoveries shared with Dr. Robert Philpott

February 5, 2026

The Friends of the Falkland Islands Museum and the Jane Cameron National Archives are hosting a conference featuring archaeologist Dr. Robert Philpott, who will present his findings on the settlement of Port Louis on February 10.

Port Louis stands out as the most historically important settlement in the Falklands. Though never more than a small village, it changed hands multiple times, coming under the control of France, Spain, the United Provinces of the River Plate, and Britain.

The settlement has hosted notable figures like Charles Darwin and Robert FitzRoy and has witnessed murders, conflicts, and international disputes whose effects are still felt today. Port Louis remains the most captivating historical site in the Falklands.

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