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Elliot Primary holds its first gallery while Paget Primary invites the public to its eighth

WL “Bip” Tucker steered Bermuda’s first law mandating universal adult suffrage

The free event at Dr Gordon Hall is taking place from 5.30pm until 7pm.

Charles Edward “DO” Simons became Bermuda’s first detective officer in 1919

EF Gordon was a tireless fighter for civil rights for Black Bermudians and workers’ rights as the founder of what became the Bermuda Industrial Union

Proactive preservation could have saved historic buildings such as Archlyn Villa, writes Maurice Foley

Edith Mary Crawford came from a family of trailblazers and also helped to lead the Girl Guides

The event from March 10 to 12 will shape visitors’ experience of the island in the 2025 tourist season

The union’s 80-year anniversary is marked with scenes of history and moments that built its legacy

Bermuda Hospitals Board says Archlyn Villa was beyond repair, but efforts will be made to recognise its legacy

70-year-old piece of art was thought to be a myth until uncovered during renovations

Joseph Henry Thomas was a leading educator after Emancipation and a founder of many friendly societies