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Without question, Dockyard is considered to be one of the most fascinating areas in Bermuda. Its buildings and architecture are timeless and over recent decades the old Royal Naval Dockyard has certainly enhanced Bermuda’s reputation of being one of ...

This is an excerpt from Walton Brown’s book on Bermuda’s political history “Bermuda and the Struggle for Reform: Race, Politics and Ideology, 1944-1998.” It will be available on August 10. Although the BWA was, by the 1950s, an institution which had...

If it seemed that Bermuda is nearly over-run by cousins and other kin of the Lister clan, well more have been coming this week for a family reunion from as far away as Europe, the United States and of course the West Indies. They are descendants of J...

The Co-op was affiliated with the English Co-operative Wholesale Society from whom exports were obtained from the 1920s until the Dockyard closed in 1950. Members paid one pound to join the Co-operative Society and were eligible to participate in the...

‘The White-Tailed Tropicbird, or Longtail, is perhaps Bermuda’s most characteristic and beautiful seabird. It is really a more southern bird, Bermuda being its most northerly breeding location.’ - Martin L.H. Thomas, The Natural History of Bermuda, 2...

Unveiling the new stamp ‘Piloting in Bermuda’ also launched an exhibit exploring the life of pilot and freed slave Jemmy Darrell. In speaking at yesterday’s ceremony at the General Post Office in Hamilton, Information Services Minister Neletha Butter...

A series of paintings that disappeared from the Island four decades ago have been returned after resurfacing in the US. Five watercolours depicting US Civil War blockade runners were turned over to the Bermuda National Trust by a lawyer in Portland, ...

s‘Out of intense complexities intense simplicities emerge.’ Winston Churchill These days, the inspiration gurus are constantly exhorting one to think “outside the box”, to set aside, somehow, your normal way of thought to arrive at a new mind-set, p...

This summer, the Marine Heritage section of the Department of Conservation Services will work to rescue artifacts from the shipwreck of the blockade runner, the Marie Celeste. Recent storms have exposed more of the ship’s bow, revealing its contents ...

So brazen were some of the ‘salvors’ that Justice Burrows followed them many miles to Tucker’s Town and, single-handed, retrieved a good share of the money and personal effects [stolen from shipwrecked persons]. H.C. Wilkinson, Bermuda from Sail to ...