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Inspired in part by the 1609 Sea Venture wreck and related events which led to Bermuda’s permanent settlement, the William Shakespeare play The Tem- pest could arguably be described as the best-pedigreed real estate prospectus in history. Aside from ...

Bermuda’s national museum has been given a lease of nearly 100 years and expanded its Dockyard portfolio of properties to include the historic Casemates site. And the move clears the way for a $15 million-plus redevelopment of Casemates and an increa...

Bermuda’s historical treasures are being celebrated in a series of events during Heritage Month this month. A number of forts, some church towers and National Trust farmlands will be holding open houses today, enabling residents and guests the opport...

Attractions across the Island will be offering free entry tomorrow as part an initiative celebrating Heritage Month. The Bermuda National Museum in Dockyard and Fort St Catherine’s will both be open to visitors for free between 10am and 4pm on Saturd...

A historical researcher has called on an overseas archaeologist to speak up about who was really responsible for recommending the destruction of historic tombstones at Tucker’s Point. LeYoni Junos, in a letter to the editor on page four of The Royal ...

‘Having made the journey to Bermuda in January this year with my husband, I feel very lucky to have stepped in my father’s footsteps. — Jane McCall, Valentine’s Day 2014 As the hurricane clouds of war were gathering in Europe, creating a vortex that ...

Bermuda’s top archaeologist is being urged to explain why he thought historic tombstones at Tucker’s Point Golf Club were modern constructions, by the descendants of some of those buried there. Tucker’s Town Historical Society has uncovered photograp...

‘Mr Gordon devoted himself principally to the construction and management of lighthouses, especially in the colonies — “Grace’s Guide: British Industrial History” The late Michael Dolding of the Department of Marine & Ports Services was a profession...

The director of the National Museum of Bermuda has refused to answer questions about the Ombudsman’s report on the desecration of historic tombstones at Tucker’s Point — but has said he’ll work to “resolve” the matter. Edward Harris was named in Arle...

Government Senator Nalton Brangman has described Opposition leader Marc Bean as the “real culprit” for the desecration of historic tombstones at Tucker’s Point. Mr Bean was Environment Minister during 2012 when Ombudsman Arlene Brock recommended that...