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This is the fourth in a series of occasional articles on the shared histories of Bermuda and the United States, which celebrates the 250th anniversary of its independence this year. The articles, by Heritage Matters author Edward Cecil Harris, w...

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

Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution are shown a copy of George Washington’s letter to the island in 1775

Alexander Goodrich, of North Carolina State University, is delivering the virtual talk at 5.30pm on Thursday

Martin Luther King Jr speech under spotlight at inaugural event for youth

Grade III-listed building, once the official home of the Deputy Governor, has fallen out of use

Edward Harris considers the island’s ties with a 17th-century settlement in Virginia

The eight-week Keys to the Past: Discover Bermuda challenge is to run from May 4 until the end of June

Edward Harris traces the origins of England’s first settlements in North America, including the lost colony of Roanoke

Plans for housing, work permits and limiting tourism in Bermuda were shared by the man who became king

Church leaders, unionists and educators reflect on the biggest workers dispute in Bermuda’s history