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George Dixon came to Bermuda in 1937 as a 17-year-old to join his father at the Royal Naval Dockyard, then in full swing. These are his memories of his arrival, courtesy of Cecille Snaith-Simmons

In the fourth and final part of her Heritage Month series on Bermuda’s pioneering nurses, Cecille Snaith-Simmons recalls the career of Dorothy Snape

In the second in her series during Nurses Month, Cecille Snaith-Simmons describes the life of midwife Harriet Williams

In the second in her series during Nurses Month, Cecille Snaith-Simmons describes the life of midwife Mabel White

In the first in a series marking Nurses Month, Cecille Snaith-Simmons looks at Bermuda’s history of midwifery

Cecille Snaith-Simmons recounts the history of Bermuda’s Black-owned bakeries

Move over Tucker’s Town and Southside. Cecille Snaith-Simmons presents a story of another displaced community

Cecille Snaith-Simmons again takes us back to yesteryear with this delightful reminiscence of a Hamilton institution

Cecille Snaith-Simmons brings back to life an iconic landmark whose history was threatened to be lost

Cecille Snaith-Simmons takes us back to a bygone era when everything you needed could be found in the hood