Peter Tosh Museum
A small museum dedicated to Peter Tosh, founding member of The Wailers and reggae crusader, displaying his wheelbarrow and M16 guitar.
The museum opened in 2016 inside the Pulse shopping complex and is run by the Tosh family. Exhibits include his signature M16 rifle-shaped guitar, the wheelbarrow he often rode during performances, handwritten lyrics, costumes and award records. Video footage traces his journey from The Wailers to his solo career, as well as his advocacy for cannabis legalisation and African liberation. The museum is small, with a tour of about 40 minutes and admission of about US$20. Located on Trafalgar Road, about 1 km from Devon House, it can be combined with the Bob Marley Museum for a half-day reggae-themed tour.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat, about 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Nearby sights
- Devon House
- Emancipation Park
- Bob Marley Museum
- Trench Town Culture Yard Museum
- Sabina Park
- Liberty Hall: The Legacy of Marcus Garvey
- St William Grant Park & Kingston Parish Church
- Coronation Market