The Peppercorn Ceremony: Experience a Bermudian tradition 200 years in the making
The Peppercorn Ceremony began in 1816 when the old State House, which had been used by Bermuda's parliament and cabinet up until that time, was offered to be rented to Bermuda's Freemasons for the amount of one peppercorn.
Bermuda Book Store
A great selection of books with a cozy atmosphere, and very friendly prices. A landmark for over 70 years, the Bermuda Bookstore is a staple of the community and renowned for personalized service and
Cyril Chesterfield Eston & The World War 1 Deployment of the Bermuda Militia Artillery
Do you know about Cyril Chesterfield Eston & the World War I deployment of the Bermuda Militia Artillery? By Horst Augustinovic When the United Kingdom declared war with Germany on August 4th 1914, the
The First Plane To Fly Over Bermuda – May 22, 1919
Featured above: The Governor, General Sir James Willcocks is helped on board the Curtis Jenny seaplane in Hamilton Harbour. On May 22, 1919 - The First Plane Flew Over Bermuda It was a Burgess-Curtiss
History of the Bermuda Easter Lily
Do you know... About General Russell Hasting and the Bermuda Easter Lilies? by Horst Augustinovic Lieutenant Russell C. Hastings The sixth of eight children, Russell Hastings was born
Historic Forts
There are approximately 90 forts scattered across the island of Bermuda. Some are easy to find and in picturesque areas – and the best part? You don’t have to be a history buff to enjoy them. Most have been restored, some are in parks, but all have gorgeous views.
